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Swedish and Estonian researchers counted the number of lakes on Earth
Estonian and Swedish researchers conducted a study in which the use of satellite photographs numbered all the Earth's lakes, Uppsala University, says a press release.The study was led by Professor Lars Sundin limnological institute. He and ...
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The higher up the career ladder - the more psychopaths?
The talented University of Huddersfield (United Kingdom) student conducted a survey, which was first shown that people with a high level of mental tendencies and IQ may mask the symptoms of manipulating their responses to a personality-typing test...
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The first Volvo XC90 selling speed is 7 cars per minit
September 6th Volvo XC90 sold early 1927 models, which were sold out in 47 hours. Volvo says that most of the models have been reserved for the first hour of sales, and at peak times in one minute was bought seven cars. Inter...
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United States met the biggest ever hacker attack
Hackers broke into the retail chain The Home Depot payment system. This was reported to the company's website.The Home Depot did not provide information on how much credit card fell into the hands of cyber criminals. The publication of The ...
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The world begins Bitcoin legal regulation
The world begins digital assets, including virtual currencies, laws and regulations. US Delaware adopted the world's first of its kind in the law. It implies that the family members will be entitled to use the digital form of accumulated assets of...
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Google plans debates on 'right to be forgotten'
Google is holding seven public meetings across Europe to debate issues raised by the "right to be forgotten" ruling.The ruling by the European Court of Justice lets people ask Google to remove some types of information about them from its ...
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Apple iPhones among 'most stolen' handsets - Home Office
Apple's latest iPhone models were the smartphones most likely to be stolen in England and Wales between August 2012 and January 2014, figures suggest.A
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