The JST, Japan's Science and Technology Agency, announced the development of M3-neony (pictured above) and M3-synchy today, two advanced baby-like robots. While "neony" (derived from "neonate") is intentionally designed to look like a newborn, "snychy" just stands for "synchronous communication" (but as you can see, he looks like a baby, too). The M3...
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In the intricacies of high-level European diplomacy, there's two things Paris and Berlin can agree on: Conan is better, and you'd better not be using Internet Explorer. A French government agency is now advising citizens of the French Republic not to use Internet Explorer because of security concerns. It's 2010, and we're still writing...
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By Andrew Liszewski
The majority of people who are afraid of what will happen when CERN’s large hadron collider is finally put into operation probably have no idea what it really is, or what it’s designed to do. But what better way to educate the masses on the intricacies of the world’s largest science experiment...
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The image associated with this post is best viewed using a browser.Ars Technica has received confirmation from two sources that Google is working on new software named Google Chrome OS, which will offer a cloud-based, OS experience around the browser. UPDATE: It's official. It's coming in the second half of 2010.
Google says the OS...
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An Ecommerce drop ship business provides a great opportunity to a retailer to earn decent profits, by selling products online.We see a large number of ecommerce dropship businesses being launched on daily basis. Although, it can be attributed to the poor economic situation around the world, but another major reason behind it the vast...
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