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ASUSTeK Computer Incorporated, more commonly known for their brand name Asus, have launched a new ultra-slim laptop, Asus Zenbook UX31E-DH52, thanks to Intel Corporation’s second generation core-built architecture. Although the name is not very Zen-like as seen in the predecessors to line of notebooks but it still is an amazing machine that is extremely slim, […]
Think Geek’s Iris 9000 combines with iphone’s Siri to make it more desirable The restless human race is in a state of constant CHANGE. Be it the technological change that have taken the human race in a state of never- ending-awe or be it the way, face of earth is altering by the minute, […]
Tablets will be expensive to run Windows 8 Microsoft is planning to increase weight in the international market of tablets through its Windows 8 operating system. This company has invested much of its time, skills and money to turn this operating system into a global leader but some ironic facts about Windows 8 have started […]
The e-business giants Amazon.com, Inc. entered the tablet industry four years ago with their first-in-line e-reader, Amazon Kindle. However, the online shopping magnate took a big leap in the industry this year with their first Android powered tablet, Kindle Fire. There are, however, speculations that the new Android tablet has opened the Pandora’s Box for […]
Sale of solar panels increased in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Currently the country is under the turmoil of loadshedding and energy crisis despite a massive hydro-power potential of Pakistan still remains unutilised. To avoid any disturbance caused by the electricity loss, people hit by loadshedding and power tariff in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are turning towards solar energy […]
Iran to complete gas pipeline project as soon as possible – Pakistan oil and gas sector update Pakistan is facing its worst energy crisis since its birth in 1947. The Provinces of Punjab and Sind have been hit hard by the continuing energy shortfalls as many of the production and manufacturing industries are closed down […]
Conference on oil and gas in federal system: Oil and gas sector update The Council of Common Interest (CCI) should be playing a more effective role to resolve the oil and gas issues within the country. The provinces should also be active in making policies regarding oil and gas sector and local communities should address […]
Oil prices stable as traders track eurozone, Libya As investors look to upcoming summits at resolving the European debt crisis, the prices of Oil steadied at the end of last week. The analysts are of the view that the death of Moamer Kadhafi will have very limited effect on the oil and gas markets. It […]
The growing need for Tablet Computers Computers are a daily necessity for almost everyone living in the modern world, which is something that there is nothing to doubt about. As technology continues to rapidly move forward, devices are changing and the things we might be using today become outdated within a year because it is […]
Facebook likely to face €100,000 fine for keeping deleted data Social networking site, Facebook, might face a €100,000 (£87,000) fine after Irish data protection commissioner audits the data of the site, as an Austrian law student, Max Schrems has registered 22 complaints against the site for holding his personal data that he deleted far […]
US and Australian astronomers found youngest planet by cosmic trick photography Astronomers from the University of Hawaii have captured the first direct image of a new planet forming around a star. The new found planet is dubbed as LkCa 15 b, the youngest planet so far. The astronomers captured it through cosmic trick photography […]
Research proves that mobile phones do not cause brain cancer A research conducted by Institute of Cancer Epidemiology in Denmark has published a study suggesting that there is no link between the usage of mobile phones and brain cancer. The case of mobile phones causing brain cancer has been debated for more than two decades. […]
