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09:51 • 05.07.11Dutch scientists to create a test-tube hamburger grown from stem cellsThe scientists predict that over the next few decades the world's population will increase so quickly that there will not be enough livestock to feed everyone.
15:09 • 04.07.11Armenia ranked 69th in the list of most innovative countriesThe report shows that more than half of the top 10 and top 20 countries in the world are European, although predominantly drawn from the north of the continent.
11:57 • 04.07.11Hackers claim small breach on Apple siteThe alleged information was taken from a server used by Apple for online surveys and did not belong to the public or Apple customers.
22:55 • 01.07.11China 'blocks' newlly-launched Google+Google's new social network service, Google+, has apparently been blocked in China within a day of being launched ...
20:28 • 01.07.11Facebook crashes advertising industry partyFacebook has gone from nowhere a few years ago to become the biggest single seller of online display advertising in the United States with more than $2 billion in revenues ...
18:27 • 01.07.11Google faces 'wire tapping' case over Street ViewGoogle had tried to have the class action lawsuit thrown out, claiming that anyone could have intercepted the wireless signals. It had previously admitted collecting ...
13:54 • 01.07.11Planes may bring rain or snowfallsThe physics behind this event is similar to what happens in so-called cloud seeding, where a chemical such as silver iodide is dispersed into clouds to influence the amount of precipitation ...
12:22 • 01.07.11China wants to buy a big piece of FacebookThis source learned of China's interest when it approached him to see if he could help put together a stake large enough "to matter."
11:02 • 01.07.11FTC probes Twitter for antitrust abusesMultiple sources say there's been mounting tension between Twitter and its developer community as the company matures and and exerts greater control over its platform.
23:16 • 30.06.11E. coli outbreaks linked to EgyptA report said there was still "much uncertainty", but fenugreek seeds imported in 2009 and 2010 "had been implicated in both outbreaks ...
22:44 • 30.06.11Fukushima children test positive for internal radiation exposureTrace amounts of radioactive substances have been found in urine samples taken from children from Fukushima city, raising concerns that residents have been exposed ...
23:28 • 29.06.11Obesity 'is higher among non-smoking women'Non-smoking women are more likely to be obese and die of associated illnesses than those who smoke, according to a research ...
14:55 • 29.06.11Vatican launches website for Pope's tweetThe 84-year-old pontiff, dressed in a white cassock at the head of a long wooden table in the Vatican, can be seen tapping on a link with the word "Publish" which does not appear to work but then ...
14:47 • 29.06.11Twitter co-founders to start a new projectStone’s departure is said to be a turning point for Twitter, as he and Williams were responsible for transforming the product from a runaway start-up to an international success. They leave ...
09:48 • 29.06.11Google launches its social networkGoogle+ features several components that attempt to mimic natural human interaction. For instance, to simulate sitting out on your front porch, one feature allows users to declare that ...