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June 23, 2012

NOW YOU CAN EDIT YOUR COMMENTS IN FACEBOOK

Yesterday Facebook Launch a new feature for comment that allow user to edit their comments anytime after posting it ....!

Before this feature user have to remove his comment and re-post it if he make any mistakes,now the problem  completely solved.
Then the question is How to edit a comment ....?
HOW TO EDIT FACEBOOK COMMENT
When you put your mouse arrow on your comment box that you posted early,
>Then you can see a pencil mark(edit icon) on the comment box
>Click on the mark then it shows two options Delete & Edit
>Select Edit....Done











*After Editing a comment,then after you can see a tag "Edited" under that comment box.
When you click on the tag Edited you can see what are the editing's you done before. 
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April 9, 2012

World’s First Flying Car Takes Its First Test Flight

A production-type prototype of the world’s first flying car took its first test flight over Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Terrafugia, makers of Transition, has released video of the test flight.
The flight was the first successful test of the two-seat personal aircraft that you can park in your garage, drive on the road and fill up at a gas station.





April 1, 2012

Free Apps May Be Behind Short Battery Life Of Cell Phones

Paid applications may probably help your mobile phone battery last longer as almost 75 percent of the energy consumed by free versions of apps is exhausted serving up ads or tracking and uploading user information, a new study including Indian origin researcher has revealed.

According to Abhinav Pathak, a computer scientist at Purdue University, Indiana, and colleagues, running only one Android app could eat up your battery in nearly 90 minutes.

FACEBOOK Plans To Create New Search Engine

Social networking giant Facebook is reportedly planning to create a new search engine which would help people to navigate on the website better.
A Bloomberg Businessweek report said the firm has deployed two-dozen Facebook engineers onto the ambitious project, which aims to improve the search engine currently available on the social network.


March 18, 2012

Cuba To Test New AIDS Vaccine On Humans

Cuba's top biotech teams have successfully tested a new AIDS vaccine on mice, and are ready to soon begin human testing, a leading researcher told a biotechnology conference in Havana.

"The new AIDS trial vaccine already was tested successfully (on mice) and now we are preparing a very small, tightly controlled phase one clinical trial with HIV-positive patients who are not in the advanced stages of disease," researcher Enrique Iglesias said on Monday.

Iglesias, who heads up the vaccine development team at the Biotech and Genetic Engineering Center (CIGB) here, was speaking at the International Biotech Conference-Havana 2012, which started yesterday in Cuba's capital.

March 17, 2012

Simple Tips By Which You Can Increase The Speed Of Your PC


There is too many reason that may leads to slowdown the speed of your PC.But in this post am trying to solve one main problem that is one of the main reasons for the PC slowdown.
Try this trick it is simple and 100% working
Its not a big thing those who having above average computer knowledge
But many of PC users don't know about this trick so i posted this.
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Charge Your Mobile Phone With Your Breath

Researchers have come up with a new device that could breathe new life into your mobile phone by using air from your lungs to charge it.
The kit, dubbed the AIRE mask, harnesses the wind power generated by breathing and converts it into electricity to run anything ranging from an iPod to a mobile.
The electronic mask consists tiny wind turbines and the energy created is transferred through a cable to the electronic device.



HISTORY OF COMPUTER DATA STORAGE A STAGE BY STAGE PICTORIAL PRESENTATION

From the beginning of mankind, man tried to find a way to store information for the following generations. When people nowadays hear the word storage or computer storage they normally think aboutCD Rom, USB key or DVD. Things like the floppy disk or the punch card are nearly forgotten. In fact, the history of information storage goes back to pre-historic times where mankind used red and yellow ochre, hematite, manganese oxide and charcoal to paint information about their life on rock walls, caves and ceilings.
  Nowadays we are used to having hundreds of gigabytes of storage capacity in our computers. Even tiny MP3 players and other handheld devices usually have several gigabytes of storage. This was pure science fiction only a few decades ago. For example, the first hard disk drive to have gigabyte capacity was as big as a refrigerator, and that was in 1980. Not so long ago!
  Pingdom stores a lot of monitoring data every single day, and considering how much we take today’s storage capacity for granted, it’s interesting to look back and get things in perspective.
 Here is a look back at some interesting storage devices from the early computer era.


The Selectron tube
The Selectron tube had a capacity of 256 to 4096 bits (32 to 512 bytes). The 4096-bit Selectron was 10 inches long and 3 inches wide. Originally developed in 1946, the memory storage device proved expensive and suffered from production problems, so it never became a success.
                                                Above: The 1024-bit Selectron