Category: Science & Tech News

What can you do with 4G?

What can you do with 4G?

| May 12, 2012 | 0 Comments

Even as 3G is still making inroads into the country, the latest generation of mobile technology is here. So what does it have in store for us? A bag of tricks,it seems For many of us children of the ’80s and ’90s, technology was wonderful. We witnessed the birth of the mobile phone. We saw the [...]

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Herald of the Gods

Herald of the Gods

| May 6, 2012 | 0 Comments

Who: Hermes What: Messenger of Gods Born to: Zeus and Maia Symbol: Caduceus Worshipped by: Athletes, Boxers,Merchants, Travellers Inventions: The alphabet, astronomy, weighing scales, card games (he also invented cheating, since he cheated in the card games), foot racing, boxing Unique Features Hermes, the herald of the Olympian gods, is a handsome young man with [...]

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Life made easy

Life made easy

| April 28, 2012 | 0 Comments

Transforming the way we experience the world; this is what today’s technology seems to be doing to us. We find out how The immense power and reach of modern technology can only be estimated by the recent example of a 31-year-old Saroo Brierley who found his mother through Google Earth after painstakingly trawling through the [...]

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Pluto neighbour downsized

Pluto neighbour downsized

| April 22, 2012 | 0 Comments

The remote object known as Sedna is even smaller than previously believed.When astronomers discovered Sedna in 2003, it was the most distant known object in the solar system. Initial estimates suggested Sedna was roughly two-thirds Pluto’s size. But new infrared observations have slashed Sedna’s estimated size, finding the body to be just 43 per cent of Pluto’s [...]

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Earth Day in the city

Earth Day in the city

| April 22, 2012 | 0 Comments

Bhavneet Singh feedback@postnoon.com In this current age of industrialisation and urbanisation, where the sounds of the chirping birds are replaced by the by the horns of vehicles, where instead of fresh oxygen from the trees we breathe in hydrocarbons. Earth day is one thing that will help us get closer to the natural environment. And [...]

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Make a commitment

Make a commitment

| April 22, 2012 | 1 Comment

On Earth Day, Worldwatch Institute highlights 12 sustainable agricultural practices that go a long way in protecting the environment and improving people’s lives Agriculture is the backbone of all industrial activities and without a healthy farm, no nation can flourish and sustain. On Earth Day today, Worldwatch Institute highlights 12 sustainable agricultural practices that go [...]

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Wake up, before it’s too late

Wake up, before it’s too late

| April 8, 2012 | 1 Comment

This is no doomsday prediction, just cold facts. Postnoon encapsulates for its readers the crux of the State of the World-2012 report recently released The Rio +20 world meet in June on the need to shift to green economy will set the tone for CBD 11 to be held in Hyderabad in October. Finally, the [...]

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Click to capture

Click to capture

| April 7, 2012 | 0 Comments

The annual Hyderabad Photo Expo 2012 was a photographer’s delight.We spotted five unique and new things that deserve a mention If you are the type to find a beautiful picture in everything that you see, then this one is for you. The annual Hyderabad Photo Expo 2012 was a photographer’s delight. While this year the [...]

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Utterly addictive­

Utterly addictive­

| March 31, 2012 | 0 Comments

This week, we take a look at some of the best apps to download from iTunes and Android market released this month. But beware, some of them might be dangerously addictive Don’t we all just love to scroll through iTunes and Android market, th­i­nking of what apps might be useful, or what apps you’d love [...]

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Get rich with Diablo III

Get rich with Diablo III

| March 24, 2012 | 0 Comments

Workers in China and Vietnam are already doing it. But with the upcoming release of Diablo III, the digital free market will grow Jeb Boone feedback@postnoon.com Shouting in strange, digital languages at baleful, hyper-intelligent dragons is fun. So is clawing for a tactical edge in real-time, chess-like strategic melees. But it doesn’t make you money. [...]

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