Archived scoops - Science & Technology

So WHO is Dugong? Any idea? Actually I was prompted to write about this after I received a comment about how similar both Toyota Vios and Dugong look alike. I was baffled when I 1st read the comment written by Weezer!

Ever wonder why? Actually that lump isn't a lump at all. Instead it's a physical sensation of our throat struggling to perform 2 opposite actions at the same time. In the middle of our larynx is the glottis, the opening that allows air to pass through to the lungs and that closes when we swallow.

Nowadays, everyone is dreaming of becoming a problogger. They wish they can start blogging today, quite their job tomorrow and start earning tonnes of cash from their blog(s) the day after tomorrow. Is this the new American Dream?

So here's a little in depth review of Chrome's main features as well as a few that you won't notice when you first started using it. So does Chrome is any good from our paddock? Watch the following video and rundown of Chrome's Ten Temptations!

So today, we will see how a mummy is made as cultural artifacts. Watch the video to find out how mummy was made. Warning: Don't try this at home! And don't worry it is not gory either. Enjoy! =)

While Malaysian broadband penetration is still slow, there is strong evidence that broadband adoption in South Korean has reached saturation point and may even be shriveled. Although South Korea continues to rank the highest in terms of high speed broadband (>5Mbps) and broadband (>2Mbps) users, South Korea registered a shrinking number of unique IP addresses access the internet over those speeds.

Malaysian gamers have much to celebrate about now as Sony Malaysia is going officially launch their next-generation PlayStation 3 video game console here in Malaysia. Finally huh! This official launch is set to be held at 11.30a.m. on 20 September at the new wing of the One Utama shopping centre in Petaling Jaya.

Asia Pacific Broadband Access Technology reveals that the broadband subscribers in the region-covering 13 Asia Pacific countries reached 129.7 million in 2007 and estimates this to reach 321.8 million by the end of 2013. The total broadband revenues in Asia-Pacific stood at US$28.1 billion in 2007.