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30.07.2009, 00:27
This month Russia has seen a series of major road crashes involving shuttle buses. Hundreds of lost lives have pushed authorities to start taking radical action to improve the situation with road safety in the country.
22.07.2009, 11:59
Nissan has scaled up the plug-free battery charging technology used in electric toothbrushes and some powered razors to fit their upcoming electrocar.
27.07.2009, 10:21
Forget electric windows and parking sensors – an American car dealership is tempting its customers with an unusual “optional extra”: a Kalashnikov.
27.11.2009, 20:28
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The UK has refused to block the extradition of one of its citizens for allegedly hacking into US government computers.
21.05.2009, 11:41
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With cybercrime on the rise worldwide, hackers from Russia and China are called the most dangerous. Though several countries say Russian virtual terrorists threaten their security, they seem impossible to catch.
06.03.2010, 07:02
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The U.S. government is considering extending so-called Einstein technology into American homes.
23.07.2009, 14:21
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The National DNA database in the UK currently holds information on five percent of the population, proportionally ten times bigger than its US equivalent, and there are no signs of it being discontinued any time soon.
28.04.2009, 11:00
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Women over 60 are becoming mothers, and parents can choose if they want a boy or a girl – all thanks to the wonders of modern medicine. But, such help is not available to couples in Germany.
15.12.2009, 16:06
A court in the US state of Delaware has sentenced an Iranian man to five years in prison for trying to buy components for Iranian fighter planes and missile guidance systems in violation of America's arms embargo.
04.05.2009, 07:31
Internet has become a part of our everyday life. But can we really trust it with our personal data? A British internet provider has come under fire from the EU for spying on its users to advertise products.
Published: 30 July, 2009, 21:01
“Fairy Godmother” type cars are looming with the invention of the “yawn detector”. Are these devices vital assets pacifying police and making roads safer? Or unnecessary accessories that state the obvious?
