April 11th, 2013 
Tushar Mathur Virgin Media has managed to retain its superfast broadband speed crown, and keep Sky and BT at bay for yet another year. According to a latest Ofcom survey, Virgin Media provides the fastest download speed to its customers in comparison to its competitors.
The survey also shows that BT still remains the closest competitor to the ruling company.…
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Tags: Average Speed, Broadband Uk, Competitor, Download Speed, Fibre, Graph, Infinity, Maximum Speed, Netflix, O2, Ofcom, One Billion, Peak Hours, Rivalry, Ruler, Speed Crown, Streaming Movies, Superfast, Tv Programs, Virgin Media 
Comments Off May 7th, 2011 TechNewsUpdate In April, a fully-loaded 747-8 Freighter with worn-out brakes attempted an aborted takeoff on a California runway. The rejected takeoff or maximum brake energy test is one of the most dramatic for a new airplane.
Imagine you’re driving at the maximum speed allowed on a major highway and you have to suddenly stop the car.…
Posted in News Tags: 747s, Airplane, Boeing, Boeing 747 8 Freighter, Brakes, Capt, Captain Kirk, Certification Tests, Deliveries, Emergency Event, Energy Test, Flight Test, Heavy Weights, Kilograms, Maximum Speed, Maximum Takeoff Weight, One Million, Takeoff Roll, Test Manager, Test Pilot Comments Off March 9th, 2011 Shailesh Vyas 
A student of the IIT-K (Indian Institute of Technology – Kanpur) developed a rechargeable (battery operated) three-wheel vehicle called the ‘Drift-The Campus Vehicle’. The ‘Drift’ can be helpful to those students who have to move around in big campuses as well as women, security guards and physically-disabled persons. Shekhar has been working on the model for last 8 months.…
Posted in Tech Stuff Tags: Campuses, Conceptualization, Design Exhibition, Design Programme, Disabled Persons, Drift, Fiber Reinforced Plastic, Fine Arts Lab, Iit Kanpur, Indian Institute Of Technology, Indian Institute Of Technology Kanpur, Industry Ministry, Institute Of Technology, Maximum Speed, Professors, Prototype, Ram Kumar, Rechargeable Battery, Security Guards, Thesis Project Comments Off September 18th, 2010 Shailesh Vyas 
Nokia has announced that it will launch Nokia C6. Everyone waits for the launching date of Nokia handset C6. It will fulfill the need of social networking and email. Nokia C6 is known for its amazing features and its price.
The following points tell about the features of Nokia C6.
1. …
Posted in Mobile Tags: A2dp, Attractive Colors, Autofocus, Connectivity Options, Email Push, Energy Efficiency, Internal Memory, Maximum Speed, Memory Card Slot, Music Features, Music Play, Nokia C6, Nokia Handset, Os Operating System, Packet Data, Resistive Touch Screen, Simultaneous Voice, Social Networking, Stereo Fm Radio, Wcdma Comments Off March 14th, 2009 Malvika Sampat 
The world’s biggest bucket-wheel excavator
This machine is 984 feet long, the equivalent of about six Olympic-sized swimming pools in length. It weighs about 91 million pounds, the size of about 380 Blue Whales, which is the largest animal on the planet
Bagger 288 constructed by German company Krupp for Rheinbraun, is the world’s largest land vehicle.…
Posted in Tech News Tags: Bagger 288, Blue Whales, Bucket Wheel, Colossus, Conveyor, Cubic Yards, Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building, F60, German Company, Lightning Rods, Maximum Speed, Monster Machines, Pinnacle Point, Relative Terms, Rheinbraun, Sears Tower, Swimming Pools, Tallest Building In The World, Wheel Excavator Comments Off February 19th, 2009 Tushar Mathur 
Generating energy from waste may seem like a dream, but one British borough recently announced that they have come as close to closing that loop as anyone in the world. Kirklees Council has adapted their municipal garbage truck to be powered by the very trash that it collects!
The van is a Smith Edison Transit truck that goes around collecting rubbish from 25 bins that are located around the city.…
Posted in Tech News Tags: Edison, Electricity, Garbage Truck, Lithium, Lithium Ion Battery, Maximum Speed, Megawatts, National Grid, Rubbish, Trash Comments Off December 19th, 2008 Malvika Sampat A nuclear powered icebreaker is a purpose-built ship for use in waters continuously covered with ice. Icebreakers are ships capable of cruising on ice-covered water by breaking through the ice with their strong, heavy, steel bows. Nuclear powered icebreakers are far more powerful than their diesel powered counterparts, and have been constructed by Russia primarily to aid shipping in the frozen Arctic waterways in the north of Siberia.…
Posted in Tech News Tags: Arctic Tourism, Arktika, Barents Sea, Cargo Ships, Eastern Siberia, Free Waters, Heavy Steel, Ice Breakers, Kara Sea, Knots, Laptev Sea, Maximum Speed, North Pole, Parts Of The Arctic Ocean, Seaway, Seaways, Shallow Waters, Surface Vessel, Tiksi, Yamal Comments Off
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