A photo provided by Red Bull Stratos on July 25, 2012, a balloon lifts up during the second test in Roswell, N.M. It is described as a 40 acre dry cleaner bag but when filled will stretch 55 stories high. It is scheduled to liftoff from Roswell,N.M on Monday to carry Fearless Felix 23 miles into the stratosphere.
According to some blog post Facebook is under a process of moving all of its user in North America to another type of a connection and soon in all parts of the world that is more secure and tends to slow down the internet speed a bit.
Yahoo is introducing its own web browser named as Axis. Axis also includes versions for iPhone, iPad, and plug-ins for the other browsers like Firefox, IE, chrome, and Safari.
Almost five billion mobile phone location records are logged by the NSA every day, reports the Washington Post. The data is said to help the NSA track individuals, and map who they know, to aid the agency's anti-terror work.
When it comes to Shinto, Japan's indigenous religion, Ise Jingu is the most revered shrine complex of them all. Established in the 5th century in Japan's Mie prefecture, it was built in honor of Amaterasu-omikami, the sun goddess from whom the Japanese imperial family is said to be descended.
According to Kenya's tourism minister Kenya was a safe place for tourists unless an attack on Nairobi shopping mall over the weekend that killed at least 68 people.
A new PC is under research that will game users to play Steam games on their big screen televisions by the Valve video game makers.
The world's best and widest suspension bridge is soon going to be completed. The Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge aka 3rd Bosphorus Bridge is located north of two other dynamic bridged in Istanbul, so the name is 3rd Bosphorus Bridge.
It's not an ideology you'd expect to see spun into mainstream comedy in 2013. We have iPads now. We eat from gourmet burger stands. The merger between Brit Corp and the US Inc seems to have gone ahead smoothly. Yet here come Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright with The World's End - a satirical sci-fi comedy that chips away at modern Britain and raises a pint to an old English brand of messy eccentricity.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, who fiercely protected his private life, will be mourned behind closed doors.