Facebook Lite
Technology

Facebook has released the ‘Lite’ version of its application today that was customized for people who are using Android smartphones. The app was created especially for those places where wireless data bandwidth is very less. The company said that the Facebook Lite version was developed to use less data and

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TechnologyVideo Games

Konami officially announces Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist for PS4 Confirmation came today from Konami about a new ‘Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist’ to be released on the PS4 and Xbox One for $19.99. Konami’s official statement (after some previously leaked information) read: Enter the Duelist Simulator to take your place among the finest

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drone
Air & SpaceGadgetsScienceTechnology

The Guardian had revealed documents containing information showing NASA is interested in working with cell phone companies to help track their drones. In addition to cell phone towers, NASA is looking to also use radar and satellites to track their drones for both civilian and commercial purposes. Although they are just

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Dish Network In Talks
Technology

Dish Network– The second-largest Satellite broadcaster is in talks to merge with fourth-largest wireless carrier T-Mobile US Inc. According to the sources the companies have agreed to the following structure with T-Mobile leader John Legere serving as CEO for the two companies and Dish CEO Charlie Ergen taking over as Chairman.

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World’s Largest Telescope
Science

The construction of the world’s largest optical telescope (GMT) has moved one step closer today, with the funding worth US$500 million committed from 11 international partners. The Giant Magellan Telescope, when fully operational will look further into space and further back in time than any telescope ever constructed. Astronomy Australia

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Boyan Slat leads the way with a plan for the ocean to clean itself Boyan Slat is a Dutch man, barely out of his teens, with an ambitions plan to cut in half the plastic debris floating in the Pacific over the next ten years. Instead of  going from beach to beach picking up

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Air & SpaceScience

photo via NASA/ESA/M. SHOWALTER (SETI)/G. BACON (STSCI) As with most things in the universe, we have come to expect the unexpected. Pluto’s moons are no exception. The Hubble Space Telescope has sent back amazing images of two of Pluto’s moons, Nix and Hydra, which shows that they are in a constant state of

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photo credit: NASA flying saucer test flight preparations. NASA
Air & SpaceScience

photo credit: NASA flying saucer test flight preparations. NASA Hawaii – Thanks again to turbulent ocean conditions, NASAs “Flying Saucer”, otherwise known as the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator (LDSD), will be rescheduled for a June 4th launch date. Although the saucer will be dropped from high-up in a weather balloon, calmer waves are

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CERN's Large Hadron Collider
Science

Image by CERN GENEVA – Today is the day scientists start a who new set of experiments in the hunt for the mysterious  “dark matter”. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will run at full, record-breaking power levels, as scientists kick off a new set of experiments that will help us understand the secrets of

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eiffel tower paris AI
ComputersSocialTechnology

Facebook – The Social Networking Giant has opened a new artificial intelligence lab in Paris with an objective of enhancing the way the users associate with the world’s largest social network. This is the third such lab in the world set up by Facebook after two operating labs in the

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