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Google has rewarded security researchers for filing more than 2,000 security bug reports via its bounty programs…Read More >> Continue reading Google Has Paid Researchers Over $2 Million in Security Rewards
The hypothetical project is called the Hyperloop, a high-speed train that would take people to San Francisco from Los Angeles in 30 minutes. That is a speed of almost 800 miles an hour.Read More >> Continue reading Hyperloop: A Train that Almost Time Travels
For the past six months, the 25-year-old computer science graduate based in San Francisco has been largely living off a home-grown cocktail of essential vitamins, minerals and other life-sustaining micronutrients he has dubbed Soylent. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/soylent-pioneer-thinks-outside-the-lunch-box-20130810-2ror7.html#ixzz2brG69rOVRead More >> Continue reading A brilliant food-revolution
Researchers in Hawaii and Turkey are showing off the glow-in-the-dark rabbits they created by injecting jellyfish proteins into rabbit embryos. They're perfectly healthy, despite their glow.Read More >> Continue reading World's First Glow-in-Dark Rabbits
CPS, Cloud-storage and other 8 tech terms, which has to be learnt by 2014.Read More >> Continue reading Tech Dictionary of Geeks, 2014
The next NASA probe to Mars will carry a DVD containing 1,100 haiku submitted and voted on by members of the public, with British author Benedict Smith winning first place with this gem: It's funny, they named/ Mars after the God of War/ Have a look at EarthRead More >> Continue reading 1100 Haikus Will Land On Mars
