ALIEN EXISTENCE

I am very confused that we are smart enough to land an automobile size payload on another planet, but still live in a culture where a significant percentage of people want to believe in implausible if not impossible things. DO YOU know why INTELLIGENT DOES NOT BELEIVE WEIRD THINGS. A recent National Geographic Society poll reported that 36 percent of Americans -- about 80 million people -- believe UFOs exist, only 17 percent do not, and the rest of the people are undecided.  The survey did not specifically equate UFOs with flying saucers or little green men, however.  It's pretty unlikely a ghost will make a grand appearance on CNN, or we'll see an exorcism release the devil. But the discovery of aliens via a SETI signal might conceivably...

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Maatran HQ SONGS

Download the song by clicking the link below DOWNLOAD HQ MAATRAN SONG...

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Microsoft Officially Signs Off On Windows 8, Releases It To Manufacturers

THE WAIT IS OVER NOW... ALL WINDOWS LOVERS Right on schedule, Microsoft has just announced on its Windows Team blog that Windows 8 has emerged from its long development and testing phase, and will soon be in the hands of manufacturers and OEMs for installation on new PCs and devices. Among those on the list to receive the final build (build 9200, if you were curious) are Lenovo, Acer, ASUS and Toshiba, though that’s clearly just the tip of a very large iceberg. While average users won’t be able to get their collective hands on the new OS before its official launch on October 26, Microsoft revealed when certain subsets of users could access the final build. Developers can download Windows 8 via their MSDN subscriptions on...

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Robert H.Goddard The ROCKET MAN

Robert H. Goddard (1882-1945) was an American physicist, engineer and the father of modern rocketry. He built the first liquid-fuelled rocket and his work was directly responsible for spaceflight. The story goes like this: As a 17-year-old boy in 1899, Goddard had a life-changing experience when he climbed a cherry tree, looked up at the stars and decided he would try to build a vehicle that could reach space, specifically Mars.  From that day, Goddard dedicated his life to achieving his crazy goal and celebrated that day every year as his ‘Anniversary Day’ – the day his life found its purpose. Goddard went on to study physics, engineering and aerodynamics and spent the rest of his life calculating formula, researching data...

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Apple Lawyer Outs Internal Samsung Documents That Claim The iPhone Is “Easy To Copy”

The PATENT CASE BETWEEN APPLE AND IPHONE came for hearing trial in U.S. court...Today the first shots were fired in the high-profile U.S. patent war between Apple and Samsung, beginning with Apple’s opening statements. And no punch was pulled — Apple’s lawyer made a few hard-hitting claims in the courtroom, providing documents that show Samsung thought the iPhone was “easy to copy.” Harold McElhinny (Apple’s lawyer) also showed documents prepared by a Samsung executive that claim that the company was in a “crisis of design” because of the iPhone. The presentation also included images of Samsung’s design evolution between pre-iPhone time and now. But despite the evidence, McElhinny’s most crushing blow may have come in the form of a...

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Experience a gigabit per second download with Google FIBRE

Google unveiled an new era in high-speed online computing, with launch of Google Fiber service the company plans to offer free and cheap fast speed internet services to the last mile at consumers premisses. Google Fiber offers amazing speeds of upto one gigabit upload & download with NO DATA CAPS and full TV channel lineup offering crystal clear HD multimedia at most affordable pricing. The Google Fiber is company's attempt to get end-users connected to gigabit speed network for a complete entertainment and computing experience in cloud, the service features hardware appliances like Network Box, TV Box, Nexus 7 tablet and Storage Box with cloud services like Google Drive and online multimedia delivery...

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