WallitApp, a new iPhone app by Wallit Inc. is marketed as “the only way for you to ‘write on walls’ at popular places and ‘start conversations’ with the people who are really there.”
The app lets you follow the conversations on any wall, from anywhere, at any time. However, &ldquo... |
6 March 2012
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Materials built from double-walled carbon nanotubes (DWNTs) have unique properties derived from the combination of features from single-walled nanotubes (SWNTs) and multi-walled nanotubes (MWNTs). Transparent conductors, for instance, are best fit for solar energy cells or flat displays, and as the need for these inc... |
15 December 2008
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If you've enjoyed "Troy", then you could be interested by the fact that archaeologists have discovered a possible place from where Troy's attackers set out. Daniel Pullen, an archaeologist at the Florida State University, first found the ruins in 2001 and recently presented his findings at the annual meetin... |
20 March 2008
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The first Homo sapiens employed caves against the cold or the hot weather, or to shelter against rains and wild beasts. Even chimps in Senegal were found to use caves against heat and rain. But what is more important is that caves have preserved many aspects of the life of the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) people. Incl... |
14 February 2008
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It's been a while since somebody said that the meek shall inherit the Earth, and I'm thinking that they are still waiting for that to happen, that is in case they haven't started spending their succession rights beforehand, case in which paying back will totally be a bitch.GodTube is an imitation of Yo... |
20 December 2007
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The pre-Columbian America had two centers where complex civilizations developed: Mexico and Peru. At that time sophisticated cities and huge pyramidal temples were built. Now, a Peruvian team seems to have discovered the oldest mural ever found in the Americas, close to the Peruvian coast, at the Ventarrn site, in Lamb... |
13 November 2007
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Inserting a gene into a cell is hard work. But it is even harder when it's about a plant cell. Now a team of Iowa State University has managed to do it and to trigger the gene's expression with controlled precision by using nanotechnology, a fact that could boost it as a novel powerful tool for delivery pro... |
17 May 2007
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