In July 2012, the Assad regime confirmed that Syria possess stockpile of chemical weapons. The international community especially the President of the United States was closely watching the ongoing civil war in Syria and previously indicated that it will take action against the Syrian government if chemical weapons are used against civilians. According to many […]
For years we have been hearing of a watch that runs on apps and access the Internet from Apple. But on September 4, 2013, the South Korean behemoth, Samsung Electronics, introduced a digital watch at the Samsung Unpacked Episode 2 in Berlin, a watch that runs on apps and interact with other Samsung family of […]
By Phin Upham A statue lives in the heart of Central Park in New York city that has been touched and worn down by thousands if not millions of children, the bronze “Alice in Wonderland.” Today, Friday afternoon in March, a young boy is climbing the statue, making his way over the large mushroom and […]
Author bio: Guest post is provided by Sasha Bakhru who works in the fields of science and medicine. Check out his website for more information. Sasha Bakhru is a revolutionary scientist and medical researcher. His work is extremely imperative for the future of science and biomedicine. Sasha Bakhru works as an adjunct assistant professor of […]
On Monday, September 2, 2013 Microsoft announced that it is buying Finnish company Nokia’s phone service business for $7.2 billion. Microsoft will become the owner of smartphone and cellular handsets business of Nokia which it is paying $5 billion as well as the Devises and Services unit. Total price that Microsoft agreed to pay will […]
At the beginning of the month, heads of states of the G-20 Summit will meet in Russia. The idea of meeting world financial powers to discuss issues was first introduced by the then Canadian Prime Minister, Paul Martin, and the first financial ministers meeting took place in September of that year. The G-20 consists of […]