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We swim in a sea of information, but filter out most of what we see and hear. A new analysis of data from dozens of studies sheds new light on how we choose what we do and do not hear. The study found that while people tend to avoid information that...
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People make value judgements about others based on their facial expressions. A new study, carried out be Spanish and Brazilian researchers, shows that - after looking at a face for only 100 milliseconds - we can detect expressions of happiness and...
Manhole design has been around for many years, since the era of ancient Rome to be exact, when people began using sewage and drainage systems. An extraordinary ahead-of-its-time book by Mimi and Robert Melnick is most likely, however, to be the first...
If your families/relatives are residing abroad then USB SkypeDECT Hub is just right for you. Not only is it expedient for your home but equally important in adding a level of convenience to your office as well.
Chinavasion describes the product as...
Social media can generate sales if you work according to the 80/20 rule. Well, it’s very simple, let’s assume that you have an active username in any of the social networking sites (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook) so here you would have to sprinkle...
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Several performing artists enjoyed long, almost epic in magnitude, careers. But for some, cultural significance was achieved in a short, meteoric explosion. Some fade away, some burn out.
Listening to cheerful music can be one way to put you in a good mood on the way into work.
But beware - it can also make you think that everyone else feels just as happy as you do.
So that ticking-off from the boss as you arrive smiling at your desk...
Voice-over-IP applications will be kept away from Microsoft’s Windows MarketPlace for Mobile store, along with programs that are larger than 10MB or anything that would change the default browser or phone dialer.
There are 12 types of...
Evidence continues to mount that Homo floresiensis, the controversial hominids better known as hobbits, were a distinct member of our ancestral family, rather than pathologically shrunken misfits.
According to analyses published Wednesday in Nature,...
It is anticipated by the Gartner Group that 50% of mobile voice traffic will be carried using end-to-end VoIP by 2019. To make the situation little bit difficult for traditional mobile voice providers, Gartner said that 30 percent of mobile voice...
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