Android Goes To War

July 29, 2010: To no one's surprise, an American defense manufacturer has developed a battlefield smart phone. In the works for two years, the RATS (Raytheon Android Tactical System) is a modification of the Android software used on millions of smart phones.

ASUS U33Jc-A1 Bamboo series review

Pandas, East Asia, wood. Nope, "laptop" hasn't ever been on the list of words we typically associate with "bamboo," but ASUS sure has us willing to tack it on with the introduction of its U Bamboo Series . The company's newest 13-inch U33Jc is covered in one of the most durable and recyclable materials on earth, and its internals are made of equally strong parts. Sure, the laptop looks ...

India's $35 tablet: a stalled revolution

India's new $35 tablet computer needs manufacturing success and demand if it is to revolutionise IT literacy it has neither Kapil Sibal, India's minister for human resource development, recently announced that Indian scientists had developed a tablet computer that could be manufactured for just $35 . The device has been developed primarily for students and is part of the government's ambitious ...

Low-cost PCs fail to boot up fast in India

The government's $35 device gives a sense of deja vu. Will low-cost computing gather steam this time?

Hairy butt? Gross beauty problems decoded

In her book What the Yuck?! Dr. Roshini Raj answers the questions you may be too embarrassed to ask your own doctor, from whats in your lipstick to dealing with a furry derriere. An excerpt. People - Furry - Religion and Spirituality - Oceania - Online Oracles