Google sadly has decided shutting down its Google Code open-source project hosting service that was launched in 2006. Instead, the search giant is shifting projects to GitHub. Google launched Google Code in 2006, but disabled new project creation on the site on March 12. As of August 24 the site …
Read More »Anti-robots protest rise at SXSW to protect human roles
‘Stop the Robots’ organization protested over the weekend at South by Southwest against the emergence of AI and intelligent robots so that such technologies don’t take over human roles. The group’s goal isn’t to stop all robots and AI. Rather, the group is trying to further the message that some …
Read More »Dairy Queen gives free Ice Cream to celebrate Anniversary
Monday is a happy day for millions of people across the nation because Dairy Queen celebrates its 75th anniversary by giving free ice cream. Free ice creams were given all day. That’s because Dairy Queen is celebrating its 75th anniversary by handing out free vanilla cones all day. The first …
Read More »Treatment for American and African Ebola patients vary
Ages ago, the treatment between American and African are different. Things change since then, treatment, but is that true. Reports say that the treatment between Ebola patients from American and African are different. The latest American aid worker to contract Ebola overseas, last week in Sierra Leone, was swiftly evacuated …
Read More »Saudi Arabia want to add more local refinery for higher production
Saudi Arabia has plans on expanding local refineries while it maintains its share of the global crude market point. They want to supply more countries with their oil reserves. The world’s largest oil exporter will probably increase output this year to feed new refineries, deepening a global supply glut, according …
Read More »Dementia Study gets an Additional $100 million
Several leading drug makers and the British Government are backing the fight against dementia. The new study for dementia is said to get in excess of $100 million funding. The global Dementia Discovery Fund is unique in focusing on a single difficult to treat disorder and in bringing together industry …
Read More »Adobe Launches Cloud-based Service, New Mobile Apps
Adobe has come with cloud-based service along with couple of new mobile apps to offer more simplicity to consumers and business houses in editing, sharing and managing work with digital documents. Adobe’s new technologies are designed to help consumers and businesses speed up transactions and eliminate literal paperwork. “This is …
Read More »State Dept. takes network offline after malicious attack
The State Department is putting all the efforts to remove malicious software from its unclassified email system by Russian hackers. It had also shut down the network over the weekend. The State Department released information on Friday about the shutdown, though it did not specifically note email or hackers. “As …
Read More »Apple TV Service coming this Fall Season
Apple may come up with its own online TV service by this fall. It is in talks with programmers and probably to start with 25 channels including CBS, ABC and Fox. For now, the talks don’t involve NBCUniversal, owner of the NBC broadcast network and cable channels like USA and …
Read More »Himalayan Yeti is species of brown bear: Study
It is claimed the mystery of legendary shaggy, bipedal beast yeti living in remote Himalayas has been solved as its hair samples revealed to come from Himalayan brown bear. “There is essentially no reason to believe that they [the hairs] belong to a species other than the brown bear,” said …
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