Views related to ‘SCIENCE’

  • Music as Medicine – The Healing Power of Music
    We all love listening to music. I haven’t met a single person yet, who doesn’t enjoy music. When we are gloomy, when we happy and when we are bored, we put on our headphones and listen to our favorite songs. Though we all consider music as a mode of relaxation or entertainment, very few of us view it as a medicine having magical healing and therapeutic properties.
    at March 16th, 2010 at 09:03 am
  • Unravelling the Mystery Behind Murder of King Tut
    A superstition that transcended boundaries, a myth that carried its way to show the esoteric societies existence, a rare element for gossiping is the various denunciations that adored the Great King. The king has been the victim of numerous scientific tests, innumerable post to postmortems and subjected to the deepest scientific exploration. Rarely has been a dead body...
    at March 1st, 2010 at 12:03 pm
  • Logitech Headsets: A Special Treat for Gamers
    Gaming has never been better and more fun. And to provide more comfort to today’s gamers, Logitech has brought out a new invention – the Logitech Gaming Headset G330. This invention is yet another feather in Logitech’s cap, after umpteen inventions of gaming peripherals, ranging from mice, keyboard to other accessories. So what is so special about this headset?...
    at March 1st, 2010 at 11:03 am
  • The Google-Microsoft War: Is your Friendly PC Obsolete?
    Google has declared war on Microsoft by coming out with its version of Office software online and the android operating system for both computers and mobile. Several other vendors have joined to offer cheap online solutions for all kinds of office software. Does it mean that computing as we know it has come to an end? To answer that we have to look at the online computing...
    at February 28th, 2010 at 11:02 am
  • Electric Cars : Green or Not so Green
    Everyone is looking at electric cars as the savior of the future of the fuel starved transportation sector. ULTra PRT (Urban Light Transport Personal Rapid Transit) system is all set to makes its debut at Heathrow airport. Reports say that Chandigarh is also interested in implementing the system. According to the information available from Advanced Transport Systems who...
    at February 27th, 2010 at 02:02 pm
  • Kodak A170 – Powerful and simple
    In the list of latest technological purchases, the most intriguing gadget has been my Fuji A170 Silver camera. Fuji A170, with its sleek design and an eye-capturing silver coloured body, does not compromise on its features. The latest development in the “A” series of cameras launched by Fujifilm, it strikes a stunningly magnetizing high gloss-double coated veneer...
    at February 23rd, 2010 at 11:02 pm
  • The Ipad: Apple’s Latest Baby
    Is it a smaller Macbook? Or is it a bigger iPhone? Those are the first questions that come to the mind of people when they hear about Apple’s latest product, the iPad. The answer to both is the same- No. Apple describes iPad as “not only one of a kind, but a different kind altogether”. The iPad has been specifically designed to enhance one’s leisure time. With...
    at February 14th, 2010 at 09:02 am
  • Gadget Review: Sony VAIO CS12GH/B
    Sneak Peek Sony has recently come up with a new mid sized series of VAIO notebooks – the CS series. They truly represent a blend of fashion and technology. In other words, they are as much about being pretty as being functional. Under the hood of this sleek notebook, you’ll find Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 2 GHz Processor powered with Genuine Windows Vista Home Basic (English...
    at February 13th, 2010 at 04:02 am
  • Indian Sweet Tooth Meets Fizz
    Nothing goes as well as a glass of fizz with an all greasy meal. Not only that, fizz does wonders after a very spicy meal too. It’s as if the cool fizz washes down the lingering taste of food, leaving your taste buds clean and fresh. Fizz drinks like Coke and Pepsi come second to none in quenching thirst. After a hot sultry stretch under the sun, a fizz shot leaves...
    at February 11th, 2010 at 05:02 am
  • The Ebook v/s the Real Book
    I remember trying to read a book in a subway train. It was a large voluminous novel that received attention only because of its size. While the crowd in the compartment increased, I also recall trying to balance the novel in my hand and wishing for a simpler –thinner version of the book.
    at February 9th, 2010 at 08:02 am