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Black Friday TV deals

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Top 10 list of the best Black Friday TV deals to date for 2013 as of November 17, according to TVPredictions.com. 1.    Sam's Club &...

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Like every year in the past Best Buy has taken the lead in offering great deal for Black Friday

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For this year’s Black Friday all the retailers – Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Toys R Us, Kmart, Amazon and every other - are offering bigger...

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NASA’s MAVEN mission has set off for Mars

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NASA’s MAVEN mission has set off for Mars. The orbiter was launched on an Atlas V rocket from Florida's Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at...

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The 2013 Leonid meteor shower will be at its best Saturday night

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The 2013 Leonid meteor shower will be at its best Saturday (November 16) night, and NASA will have a live webcast of the celestial...

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Sina Weibo has some 500 million users in China, but is closely monitored

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A collection of pictures censored on Chinese Twitter-like service Sina Weibo has been revealed. Analysis from US investigative journalism group ProPublica logged 100 users on...

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The new research, based on a genetic analysis of ancient and modern dog and wolf samples, points to a European origin at least 18,000 years ago

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A new study suggests that dogs were domesticated in Europe. The scientists have long argued over the precise timing and location for their emergence. The new...

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Europe has decided to relax rules about the use of electronics during flights, paving the way for devices to be used during take-off and landing

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Europe has decided to relax rules about the use of electronics during flights, paving the way for devices to be used during take-off and...

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Ming the clam was thought to be around 405 years old when it was found by researchers in Iceland in 2006

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Scientists found out a clam they discovered a few years ago was the oldest living animal ever. But they have also confessed that they accidentally...

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Motorola has launched low-cost smartphone Moto G that includes features more commonly found in higher-priced models

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Motorola has launched low-cost smartphone Moto G that includes features more commonly found in higher-priced models. The Moto G will be sold contract-free from $179...

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Nissan plans to reveal the new deltoid-shaped BladeGlider concept vehicle at the upcoming 43rd edition of Tokyo Motor Show

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Nissan plans to reveal the new deltoid-shaped BladeGlider concept vehicle at the upcoming 43rd edition of Tokyo Motor Show. The way the prototype gets its...

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GOCE satellite has re-entered the Earth's atmosphere, burning up in the process

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GOCE satellite has re-entered the Earth's atmosphere, burning up in the process. Early estimates suggested any surviving debris of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) satellite...

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The newly discovered dinosaur measured about 24 feet long, weighed around 2.5 metric tons, and had a large head filled with sharp teeth

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A relative of the Tyrannosaurus rex has been unearthed in southern Utah, marking the discovery of the oldest known member of its group of...

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An Australian man claimed hackers stole Bitcoin from his site worth more than one million dollars

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An Australian man who ran an online "wallet service" for storing Bitcoins has claimed hackers stole virtual currency from his site worth more than...

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Yasser Arafat may have been poisoned with polonium-210

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Polonium-210 is a naturally occurring radioactive material that emits highly hazardous alpha (positively charged) particles. It was first discovered by Marie Curie at the end...

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The levels of gases in the atmosphere that drive global warming increased to a record high in 201

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A new World Meteorological Organization bulletin has revealed the levels of gases in the atmosphere that drive global warming increased to a record high...

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Apple has revealed a list of data requests it has received from governments across the globe

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Apple has revealed a list of data requests it has received from governments across the globe. The US government tops the list with 1,000 to...

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Adobe users’ details were stolen during an attack on the company

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According to an Adobe data analysis, "123456" was the most popular password among its millions of users. Recently, Adobe users’ details were stolen during an...

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Scientists have unearthed a part of a giant platypus fossil in Queensland

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Scientists have unearthed a part of a giant platypus fossil in Queensland, Australia. They have dubbed the beast "platypus-zilla" and believe it would have measured...

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India is preparing to launch its first robotic spacecraft towards Mars

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India is preparing to launch its first robotic spacecraft towards Mars. The Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) will lift off at 09:08 GMT atop an Indian-built...

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The unmanned SR-72 will use an engine that combines a turbine and a ramjet to reach its top speed of Mach 6

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Lockheed Martin has begun work on Blackbird SR-72, a successor to the supersonic SR-71 spy plane. The unmanned SR-72 will use an engine that combines...

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The rare solar eclipse that began as a ring of fire and transformed into a spectacular total eclipse of the sun amazed skywatchers from North America to Africa

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A rare solar eclipse that began as a "ring of fire" and transformed into a spectacular total eclipse of the sun amazed skywatchers from...

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Made by LG, Google's Nexus 5 is smaller, slimmer and lighter than the Nexus 4 but its 4.96 in touchscreen is bigger

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Google has launched Nexus 5 - the latest incarnation of its flagship Nexus smartphone. Made by LG, Google's Nexus 5 is smaller, slimmer and lighter...

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The FAA will now permit passengers to use gadgets such as tablet computers and e-readers during take-off and landing

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The US aviation authority has announced the use of portable electronic devices will soon be allowed on US planes during all phases of flight. The...

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Global emissions of carbon dioxide may be showing the first signs of a permanent slowdown in the rate of increase

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According to a new report produced annually by the Netherlands Environment Assessment Agency and the European Commission's Joint Research Centre, global emissions of carbon...

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India will impose a ban on the use of foreign cloud-based email services to send official communications, before the end of the year

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India will impose a ban on the use of foreign cloud-based email services to send official communications, before the end of the year. It would...

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