Gliese 581g: New Earth-Like Planet Discovered May Sustain Life

October 3, 2010 · Filed Under Science News · 1 Comment 

The Gliese 581g is a new Earth-like planet that may sustain life. This science news about the new Earth-like planet was announced on September 29, 2010 by the Carnegie Institution of Washington. It was dubbed as the Goldilocks planet making the “g” in Gliese 581g. It is three times the Earth’s mass and orbits at the “habitable zone” of the Gliese 581 star.

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BlackFridayDeals 2009: Black Friday Deals On Amazon

November 26, 2009 · Filed Under Black Friday Ads · 1 Comment 

Black Friday is almost here and online shoppers are now looking for great BlackFridayDeals 2009. Weeks before the Black Friday for year 2009, many Black Friday ads were already seen online. Now, most early Holiday shoppers are watching out for the best 2009 Black Friday deals online. Well, let us take a look at the electronic and technology gadgets that are about to be offered as BlackFridayDeals 2009 on Amazon.com.

BlackFridayDeals 2009 on Amazon.com (Electronics Category)

BlackFridayDeals 2009 on Amazon.com (Electronics Category)

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Google Chrome Operating System: An OS Made for the Internet and Netbooks!

November 8, 2009 · Filed Under Operating Systems · 3 Comments 

What is Google Chrome OS? It it another desktop PC operating system competing with Windows or Linux? Is Google Chrome operating system a Windows-like or maybe Linux-like OS for desktops and laptops? Well, the answer is a resounding NO! Really, the new Google Chrome OS is intriguing. It has caused a stir in me when I heard the advent of new Internet based operating system. This operating system is like, Google Chrome is geared towards  users of the internet. Where people who live on the web — searching for information, checking email, catching up on the news, shopping or just staying in touch with friends. Sounds nice, huh?

Snapshot of Google Chrome Operating System (OS)

Snapshot of Google Chrome Operating System (OS)

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Sonic Booms Heard Before STS 128 Space Shuttle Landing

September 12, 2009 · Filed Under Science News · 1 Comment 

Sonic booms were heard loudly in Los Angeles, California minutes before a space shuttle landing. The pair of sonic booms were produced by the STS 128 Space Shuttle before it landed on a California air base. NASA’s STS 128 Space Shuttle made its mark on history as it landed September 11, 2009 in the anniversary of World Trade Center bombing (9/11 Attack). Read more

Walmart DVD Recall: Walmart DVD Players Recalled, Fire Hazards

August 21, 2009 · Filed Under Internet News · Comment 

Walmart DVD Recall is ongoing! Walmart is currently doing a DVD recall on its China-made Durabrand DVD Players. Durabrand is a DVD Player brand sold by Walmart but imported from China. The gadget is only sold for $29. Because of its cheap tag price, many people have been enticed to purchase the device which, according to reports, have caused five fire accidents already.

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WOW Stuck on Authenticating Users: Problems, Issues and Solution

July 12, 2009 · Filed Under Video Games · 13 Comments 

Users worldwide have reported that WOW is stuck on authenticating their identities when they log in. Wow stuck on authenticating problem has started a few hours ago but according to the official World of Warcraft website, this “Stuck on Authenticating” error/problem (whatever you want to call it) has been addressed and that servers are up and running smoothly. If you are still stuck in the authentication page, then here are some things that you can try to fix this problem, according to the tech support team of WOW. Read more

Imageshack Hacked by Anti-Sec Movement (Unknown and Angry)

July 11, 2009 · Filed Under Internet Security · Comment 

Imageshack Hacked! Imageshack was allegedly hacked by an anonymous group called “Anti-Sec Movement”. All photos hosted with Imageshack have been replaced with the one shown below. The group has been successful in hacking Imageshack, one of the most popular image hosting websites.

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Nikola Tesla Death Ray, Tesla Coil and Other Nikola Tesla Inventions

July 11, 2009 · Filed Under Science News · 4 Comments 

The alleged invention of Nikola Tesla (Death Ray) spurred controversy during his time. Did Nikola Tesla really develop a death ray? Some speculations state that the great Nikola Tesla did not ACTUALLY invent a death ray, instead he only outlined his plan to develop a machine others also call “peace ray” (while others call this same Nikola Tesla invention as “Death Ray“). These two entities are one and the same thing, FYI.

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Yahoo Geocities is Closing Before the End of 2009

July 10, 2009 · Filed Under Internet News · Comment 

I received an email from Yahoo a while back stating that Yahoo Geocities is closing on October 2009. i just want to share this with everyone who has an active account with Geocities. Also indicated in the email I have received is a little marketing and promotion of Yahoo of its other services and products. I  am still using the Yahoo Mail Classic, by the way. Never did like the  upgrade Ymail offers because my browser loads ultra  slow with it’s turned on.

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Google Celebrates Nikola Tesla’s Birthday

July 10, 2009 · Filed Under Google News · 1 Comment 

Yesterday all day long, Google honored the birthday of Nikola Tesla via posting a Tesla Coil image in Google Search. Who is Nikola Tesla anyway? What has he done to deserve an honor just like Samuel Morse (whose birthday was also celebrated by Google)?

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