ICANN Will Offer New Internet Domains Next Year

Next year, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) will open up its list of generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs) to applications from anybody with the $185,000 evaluation fee.
Would-be gTLD owners have a bit of time to put on their thinking caps—the application period runs from January 12 to April 12, 2012, after which time ICANN will publish all the domains that were requested and people can raise objections to any of them.

LulzSec and Anonymous Establishes #AntiSec Campaign

LulzSec and Anonymous have declared cyberwar on just about everyone. Well, only government and corporations, but still.


The news comes from Twitter and a manifesto posted on pastebin. Of course, although LulzSec listed Anonymous in its Tweet, there's be no statement.

Future Cell phones Will Be Able to Send Data and Applications by Imaging

When you want to send a map from Google from the iMac to your iPhone so you send an email containing the page link to the phone then you open your email and click the link to open the map page, but the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and some Google researchers reached what they want, so soon you will be able by only capturing an image by your cell phone from your Mac screen to open the page link in your cell phone!!

Ubeam Develops Wi-Fi Power To Enable Wireless Charging

Seems to be that the day we won’t have to connect our electronic devices to the electricity to be charged at home is coming soon, thanks to the ubeam technique which provides a safe way to connect the wireless to power, so instead of charging via wires that have limited range and usually requires that the charger and device be in close proximity to each other.

Japanese Researcher Claims That He is Able to Convert Sewage Into Artificial Meat!!!! Seems Tasty !! (Video)

A lot of things are said to taste like chicken. Snake, for example, is often said to taste like chicken, although we can tell you from experience that its reptile cousin African crocodile does not taste like chicken, and is extremely tough and chewy. What, therefore, would human excrement taste like? A Japanese scientist claims to be able to turn poop into a meat substitute. More precisely, he said he says he can turn sewage mud into a meat substitute.

United States develops internet systems to face electronic war

USA has begun developing a special system on the internet to face the danger of electronic attacks.

Many defense Corporations, including the known Lockheed martin corporation, working on creating virtual models which are known as “shooting fields” in the battle of the e-war.

Green Smoke Electronic USB Cigarette!!!

An electronic cigarette, or e-cigarette, is an electrical device that attempts to simulate the act of tobacco smoking by producing an inhaled mist bearing the physical sensation, appearance, and often the flavor and nicotine content of inhaled tobacco smoke. The device uses heat, or in some cases ultrasonic, to vaporize a propylene glycol- or glycerin-based liquid solution into an aerosol mist, similar to the way a nebulizer or humidifier vaporizes solutions for inhalation.

German research team reveals a shopping robot and other makes breakfast (Video)

Research team in University of Technology, Germany reveals an amazing two new robots, to present how far they are improved in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence.

The research team created two new robots one for shopping and buying goods and the other make breakfast.

The first robot was designed in The United States, and he can scan the shelves in any store and choose the goods that the owner wants then carry them and organize them at home in their place.

A Robot pronounced a japanese man and woman husband and wife at a wedding ceremony.

This robot is usually used in museum and exhibitions to direct visitors, and with the help of a flower headpiece, and a new programme, it pronounced Satoko Inoue and Tomohiro Shibata man and wife at a Sunday ceremony.

The robot name is i-fairy, the event is the first wedding  ever presided over by a robot, a fitting marriage for the couple who met through the machines.

The bride, Inoue, works for the company that makes the i-Fairy, and her husband, Shibata, is a client.

"It's true that robots are what caused us to first begin going out, and as suggested by my wife, we decided that we wanted to try this sort of wedding," Shibata said after making his vows.

EVOLTA Robot Finishes 500km Journey from Tokyo to Kyoto

The story has begun when Panasonic wanted to advertise about her new rechargeable batteries Evolta and prove its higher capacity and the thought was to make a little robot working with these batteries and travel a journey from Tokyo to Kyoto, The two cities are 500km apart, The idea was to film the journey in the commercial advert.

Watch the video