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1: Insurance For All Your Gadgets

Personalisation, Digitalisation, Mobilisation, these 3 words represent your life today. Here in the 21st century our lives have become more and more reliant on mobile items. As we go through our da...

By: Chris Cameron

2: Gift Ideas for Gadget Lovers

So what is considered a gadget? Is it a gizmo? Well, according to Webster's dictionary: a gadget is often a small mechanical or electronic device with a practical use but often thought of as a nove...

By: Kathy Burns-Millyard

3: Golf Gadgets: For The Golfers Who Have Everything

Golf gadgets: Who wants them? Who needs them? These little devices come in as many shapes, sizes, and forms as there are stars in the universe. Unlike short-game training devices or swing aids they...

By: John Bolt

4: Solar Gadgets - Gotta Love Them

It has been claimed that our nation is infatuated with a variety of things from civil rights to freedom. Bah! If we are honest, we will admit we are infatuated with gadgets. Solar Gadgets &...

By: Richard Chapo

5: The Modern Day Car: A Sophisticated High Tech Gadget

Little did Mr. Ford know that the little black buggy he was making back in the early 90’s would a 100 years later be as sophisticated as the cars of today. Modern day cars are extremely compl...

By: Anil Tandon

What is Biotechnology

The UN Convention on Biological Diversity states, “Biotechnology is any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products or processes for sp...

By: George Royal

Technology Acceptance Issues in Pakistan

Technology, a term frequently used now-a-days which usually refers to a method or process that is made for facilitating people’s work or to benefit them in their particular circumstances. Speaking of technology, we s...

By: Rabia Wajeeh

Bluetooth Technology, Connecting Many

Bluetooth technology is constantly evolving. Bluetooth started off as a basic wireless connectivity standard but has since been adapted to many different uses. For example Bluetooth for mobile phones. Bluetooth ena...

By: Sezer Bozkurt

Launched four years ago, the use of Wi-Fi on U.S. airlines has yet to catch on, with estimates that the wireless technology is still used by only 7 percent of the flying public.

Google India has removed web pages deemed offensive to Indian political and religious leaders to comply with a court case that has raised censorship fears in the world's largest democracy, media re...

Companies including utilities, banks and phone carriers would have to spend almost nine times more on cybersecurity to prevent a digital Pearl Harbor from plunging millions into darkness, paralyzin...