April 5th, 2013 
Malvika Sampat 
It is being seen that Captain Kidd’s maps are being found with the help of the underwater treasure buried as per Google’s own consideration. The treasures are considered to be one such element which is needed to be taken into a highest amount of glory. This being said that in a way it is a accelerating all the necessary concepts within a fixed assurance.…
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Tags: April Fools Prank, Captain Kidd, Conceptual Idea, Element, Expression, Fundamental Criterion, Globe, Google, Hidden Treasure, Inclusion, Indian Ocean, Maps, Necessary Concepts, New Invention, Pirate, Street View, Telescope, Underwater Team, Underwater Treasure, Video Explanation 
Comments Off December 1st, 2012 Malvika Sampat 
If you have seen something unlikely in your WhatsApp contact status like “error:unknown”, then do not worry any more as you can check out a glitch that sprung which is being fixed by WhatsApp.
Some of them faced the accounts being deleted where as some of them has seen that a bug spreading the hoax messages all round the globe.…
Posted in News Tags: Blog, Ceo, Communication, Contact List, Email, Glitch, Globe, Hoax Messages, Messenger, User Names Comments Off December 7th, 2009 Tushar Mathur 
Motorola KRZR K1 Unlocked Phone with 2 MP Camera, MP3 Player, Stereo Bluetooth, and MicroSD Slot–International Version with No Warranty (Black).
The ultimate all-in one device for extraordinary imaging, the KRZR K1 lets you capture your latest jaunt to Cape Town via a 2MP camera with 8x zoom or via video capture and playback capabilities.…
Posted in Gadgets Tags: 2 Gb, Airplane, Bluetooth, Cape Town, Cards, Favorite Music, Globe, Jaunt, Microsd Card Slot, Motorola, Motorola Krzr K1, Motorola Phone, Mp, Mp3 Player, Music Files, Playback Capabilities, Soundtracks, Video Capture, Warranty, Zoom Comments Off December 7th, 2009 Tushar Mathur 
This quad-band mobile is your ideal companion for communications around the globe*, offering an unbelievable range of features from a vivid color display, MP3 ringtones**, integrated speakerphone, synchronization capabilities and Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)**
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Posted in Gadgets Tags: Capabilities, Companion, Globe, Mms, Motorola, Motorola V195, Multimedia Messaging Service, Quad Band, Speakerphone, Unbelievable Range, Vivid Color Comments Off March 1st, 2009 Malvika Sampat 
Melted water runs over the Greenlandic Icecap. Uriel Sinai / GettyFrom Time Magazine:
When I tell other journalists that I cover the environment, I usually get the same reaction: you’re really lucky. (I’m assuming they don’t just mean because I still have a job.) After years on the back pages and the back burner, the environment has emerged as one of the major issues facing the globe today, with the attendant media attention to match.…
Posted in Science News Tags: Back Pages, Business Society, Climate Change Touches, Environment Story, Getty, Globe, Greenlandic, Job, Journalists, Media Attention, Religion, Science, Scope, Sheer Complexity, Time Magazine, Uriel, Washington Business Comments Off February 19th, 2009 Malvika Sampat 
The website posted a message to the user’s home page regarding the old users policies.
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Posted in Tech News Tags: Archived Copies, Company Spokesman, Create Profile, Facebook, Feedback, Globe, Overwhelming Response, Schnitt, Social Networking Site, Upload Photos, User Policies Comments Off February 7th, 2009 Malvika Sampat 
An Israeli employee inspects membranes that extract salt from the water at Ashkelon’s seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) plant, south of Tel Aviv. Ashkelon’s desalination plant is one the biggest in the world. (Photograph by David Buimovitch/AFP/Getty Images)From Popular Mechanics:
As nations and regions all over the globe face too much polluted water and too little fresh water, they are turning to some of the largest, most technologically complex projects the world has ever seen.…
Posted in Science News Tags: Afp, Ashkelon, Desalination Plant, Fresh Water, Getty Images, Globe, Good Water, Panelists, Plumbing, Polluted Water, Popular Mechanics, Reverse Osmosis, Sanitation, Seawater, Taps, Tel Aviv, United Nations, Water Supplies, Water Supply, World Photograph Comments Off February 3rd, 2009 Tushar Mathur 
From Wired News:
The smallest exoplanet ever seen is less than twice the size of Earth, and orbits a star similar to our sun. Astronomers recently spotted this world, the most Earth-like planet yet discovered, with the COROT satellite.
“For the first time, we have unambiguously detected a planet that is ‘rocky’ in the same sense as our own Earth,” said Malcolm Fridlund, ESA COROT project scientist.…
Posted in Science News Tags: Earth Planet, Exoplanet, Fahrenheit, Far Cry, Globe, Hot, Lava, Malcolm Fridlund, Orbits, Project Scientist, Rocky, Satellite, Scientists, Similarity, Sun, Whips, Wired News Comments Off February 3rd, 2009 Tushar Mathur Watch footage of Google Ocean here…
From Daily Mail:
They cover two thirds of the globe and contain 80 per cent of all life.
Yet the oceans are such as mystery that we know more about the surface of the Moon than we do about the undersea world.
Now for the first time, aspiring Jacques Cousteaus will be able to explore every square mile of the sea from the comfort of their own homes.…
Posted in Science News Tags: Daily Mail, Deep Blue Sea, Deep Sea, Globe, Google, Jacques Cousteaus, Mystery, Oceans, Reefs, Shipwrecks, Surface Of The Moon, Two Thirds, Undersea World Comments Off January 21st, 2009 Tushar Mathur 
This illustration depicts the warming that scientists have determined has occurred in West Antarctica during the last 50 years, with the dark red showing the area that has warmed the most. Credit: NASAFrom Live Science:
The frozen desert interior of Antarctica was thought to be the lone holdout resisting the man-made warming affecting the rest of the globe, with some areas even showing signs of cooling.…
Posted in Science News Tags: Author Michael, Climate Researchers, Co Author, Continent, Desert Interior, Frozen Desert, Global Warming, Globe, Illustration, Live Science, Lone Holdout, Michael Mann, Nasa, Notion, Penn State University, Scientists, Signs, West Antarctica Comments Off
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