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“Green Fridge” Being Designed By The Scientists

Albert Einstein had always dreamt of a fridge that would be environmentally friendly, “Green Fridge” Being Designed By The Scientists and now the scientist are all geared up to make his dream come true, as they have resumed work to create a “Green fridge”. It is well known that maximum damage to the environment is caused by the refrigeration equipment.  
 

New Medium For Music Invented By SanDisk

With the aim to ease the aged and unloved audio CD into the retirement home, New Medium For Music Invented By SanDisk SanDisk is joining forces with some of the biggest music labels. 

Unlimited Music Service Unveiled By Vodafone In Australia

As from today, Vodafone users in Australia can download as much as music they Unlimited Music Service Unveiled By Vodafone In Australia want to their mobiles, for the fixed cost of $2.75 per week. This has led Vodafone to throw a real challenge at its competitors including iTunes and Bigpond Music in the music download market. 

Omnifone, the carrier music platform provider reported, “We are working on a version of the service, branded MusicStation that could be offered to home computer users.” 

Scientists carry out international tsunami research in Germany

Scientists carry out international tsunami research in Germany Bremerhaven, Germany - Researchers from 11 Indian Ocean littoral states have begun training tsunami detection techniques in the northern German port city of Bremerhaven, a project official disclosed Monday.

With the Weser River as their classroom, the specialists in particular are learning to use surveying equipment used for taking measurements of the seabed.

Burmese junta cripples dissident websites ahead of revolt anniversary

London, Sept. 22 : Burma has launched a ferocious "cyber-war" against dissidents who use the Internet.

According to The Times, in the past few days anti-government online magazines run by exiled Burmese have been inundated by massive volumes of artificially generated traffic that have forced the news websites to shut down.

The attacks coincided with the first anniversary of the "saffron uprising" - ten days of mass demonstrations by Buddhist monks and student activists that culminated in a crackdown in which dozens were killed and thousands arrested.

The computer helper: What you need to know about Chrome

Washington - Google's new Chrome Web browser is being hailed as a game-changer.

It's fast, has a clean interface, some snazzy features that other Web browsers don't have, and, well, it's free and it's from Google.

Does that mean you should download it right now and spend the time to learn it? If you like new technology, the answer is "sure."

But if you need to be assured of some payoff in new technology before you invest time in it, you might rightly want some questions answered before you switch. Here are a few.

Q: Why did Google create a Web browser?

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