Google Invests $168 Million In BrightSource Energy Solar Power Plant In The Mojave

Internet Giant Google announced that they will be investing $168 million in a solar energy power plant being developed in the Mojave Desert by the startup BrightSource Energy. more »

Batteries - recharged within minutes

New battery in your phone or laptop, that is charged hundreds of times faster. more »

Google Decides Against Resuming Street View Photography in Germany

A German court last month declared street-level photography by Street View's car-mounted cameras to be legal when it dismissed a lawsuit alleging personal and property rights violations on the part of Google's Street View service. more »

Adobe Shows Three Amazing iPad Apps That Work with Photoshop

Forget Flash — Adobe’s latest iPad experimentations are way more interesting than a plugin to let you view restaurant websites. The three apps — Eazel, Lab and Lava — all link to Photoshop CS5 running on a Mac or a PC, and let you use the multitouch display to control various functions. more »

Facebook shares green data centre technology secrets

Facebook has announced that it will share the design secrets behind its new energy-efficient data centre with rival companies. more »

ASUS Releases the New ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 notebook

The powerful new 15.6” ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 offers a completely revamped notebook experience... more »

Moonwatch clock

Moonwatch clock is designed to determine the relation between lunar cycle and human emotions. more »

The social network “Facebook” could lead to divorce

The social networking site, which connects old friends and allows users to make new ones online, is being blamed for an increasing number of marital breakdowns. more »

Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft Make Up 4 Of The Top 10 Most Admired Companies

Every year, Fortune magazine comes out with its list of the Most Admired Companies in the world. more »

NASA spacecraft snaps Mercury

NASA's Messenger spacecraft delivers its first photos of Mercury and the first images ever taken from the rocky planet's own orbit. more »