Boot Camp won’t be supporting Windows 7, so users would need to install Windows 8 or higher to run Window on Macbooks. Windows 7 can’t be upgraded. According to the Boot Camp support document, current models of the MacBook i.e. MacBook Pro and MacBook Air will not be able to …
Read More »Comet 67P observed from Europe’s Rosetta spinning down
The Rosetta satellite’s Comet 67P is learned to be spinning down gradually. European observers have noticed it is extending by about a second a day. “The gas jets coming out of the comet – they are acting like thrusters and are slowing down the comet,” said flight director Andrea Accomazzo. …
Read More »LHC will now discover What is dark matter
The LHC, World’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator, is all set to be rebooted again this month-end to discover more findings on “what is dark matter”. It was the Hubble telescope which for the first time discovered dark matter and dark energy. It further enlightened that noticeable matter is …
Read More »Facebook to add messenger to its arsenal to let users chat
Facebook want to have own message board, but will let third party to create it. Rumors have it that Facebook will announce features this March. Well, folks, we’re finally having to see why Facebook decided to brand Messenger as its own app and why customers have been forced to download …
Read More »Apple more likely to carry in ”revamped TV” to conference
According to a report, Apple inc might bring in “revamped Apple TV” at World Wide Developers Conference in June. The TV is said to have more capacity . Apple`s revamped TV is expected to offer more storage and feature a version of Apple`s latest mobile chip, the A8, along with …
Read More »Most Parents use social media to tackle child health
A Recent Survey shows most parents use the social media to discuss child health and parenting to their children. The survey comes from University of Michigan’s C.S. Mott Children. Over 50% of mothers and 30% of fathers tackles child health and parenting on social media, and the majority say using …
Read More »Texting boosts number of attendees to Breast Cancer Screening
A study revealed that breast cancer patients might attend seminar if they are reminded through text. Those, who receive text, have 20% chance to attend. Robert Kerrison, lead author of the study, said, “We all forget things now and then, and doctor’s appointments are no exception — in fact, forgetting …
Read More »Green Sea Turtles might be de-listed in endangered species
Every day, animals are added to the endangered species they are abused in some way. But, this time, the green sea turtles’ population is increasing back again. Hawaii’s green sea turtles were under protection for several years due to its known-small population and almost all the turtles are found at …
Read More »Malathion Insecticides also affects Humans too, IARC says
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) said that people should stop using malathion insecticides since the carcinogenic might have unhealthy effects on humans. The results were issued in the online edition of the Lancet Oncology journal. It seems that insects are not the only group that can be …
Read More »Family of Health Workers, who died due to Ebola gets $5k
The government of Liberia has been paying the families of health workers, who died while doing servicing Ebola patients. Ebola has killed many patients and in some cases, even the health works. Tolbert Nyenswah, who leads the government’s Ebola response, said Thursday that 11 families have received $5,000 each so …
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