AB de Villiers says `Proteas not underdogs`
Johannesburg – Proteas captain AB de Villiers has reportedly said that his team is by no means underdogs, as they prepare to bat it out against India, ranked the best ODI side in the world, at the Wanderers on Thursday. De Villiers said that on the home ground they have the skills to counter... read more »
Dual screen YotaPhone hits Russian market
Johannesburg – Russian mobile manufacturer Yota Devices has launched a dual screen smartphone with 10.9 centimeters touch screens, one in front and one at the back. According to News24, the front screen of the YotaPhone is a traditional touch LCD, while the back screen is an Electronic paper... read more »
Fletcher says Indian team arriving in SA with `no mental scars`
Johannesburg – Indian cricket coach Duncan Fletcher has said his young and inexperienced team will arrive in South Africa without any mental scar and play freely. Fletcher said he believes that the relative inexperience of the team could actually prove to be beneficial for them as they would... read more »
Tinder introduces feature to let users be `just friends`
Washington – Dating app Tinder is reportedly providing a chance for people to be ‘just friends’ rather than be into romantic relationships with an update that lets them talk to... read more »
Google in talks with eyewear company to create prescription lenses for Glass
Washington – Google is reportedly in talks with an eyewear company to explore the idea of creating prescription lenses for its hi-tech wearable computing eyewear Google Glass. The... read more »
How Mars could have been warm and wet enough to form ancient valleys
Washington – Researchers have said that much like the Grand Canyon, Nanedi Valles snakes across the Martian surface suggesting that liquid water once crossed the landscape. The... read more »
Science behind bottled beer bubbling over when tapped revealed
Washington – Researchers have claimed to have understood the reason as to why bottled beer bubbles over when it’s tapped. Now researchers from Carlos III University in Madrid, Spain... read more »
How your brain helps you make up your mind
Washington – Researchers have claimed that the lateral habenula – one of the oldest regions of the brain, evolution-wise – a region of the brain linked to depression and avoidance... read more »
