Airport Sleep Box Provides Comfort

I for one respect my privacy most especially when i comes to sleeping. Sleeping in a public place like an airport with people from different parts of the world really sucks to me, don't know about you. I suppose that you may like it, just guessing though. Now, what am about telling you might intrigue you. An invention has just been made. One that can guarantee your privacy in the airport for people like me. Now, let me give you a bit; ever imagined sleeping in a box??? Yes or No, whatever the answer maybe, you need to hear this.

MIT-Engineers Produce Flying Car

Massachusetts Institute Of Technology trained engineer have come out with what seems like a suprising state-of-the-art invention which has been on since 2006. 

Juicy Mango From Microsoft To Mobile Manufacturers

Mango, the largest update yet to Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) still-young Windows Phone 7 mobile OS, was released to manufacturers Tuesday in what the software company called an "important milestone" in its fight to gain some ground in the competitive smartphone marketplace.

The update was first shown off in May and is being viewed as a dramatic upgrade from the basic Windows Phone 7 platform, released in 2010. Mango sports over 500 new features and has a much greater focus on apps and communication tasks now regularly performed on smartphones.

Google Shuts Down Experiments to Face Google+

Google will shut down Google Labs, its testing ground for new and niche ideas, as it aims to focus on its profitable and mainstream products.

Pitched as “a playground where our more adventurous users can play around with prototypes of some of our wild and crazy ideas”, Google Labs will now be wound down, with projects “in many cases” shut down.

Beware Of Spy Virus; SOCA

The Serious Organised Crime Agency has warned 1,500 people via Virgin Media that their computers are infected with a Trojan virus that steals banking details, in a new tactic in the battle against cyber criminals.

Letters sent by Virgin Media to broadband customers offer instructions on how to remove the SpyEye Trojan and avoid further security threats.

The warnings are based on intelligence gathered by SOCA officers while investigating the cyber crime underground.