7 Best Ways to Charge Your iPod Without an Outlet

iPods and iPhones are not just another gadget. They're so universal that even calling them a 'phenomenon' is inadequate. At least for now, iPods are a fact of life. They are simply how we listen to music in the 21st century (sorry, Zune).Since that's the case, maybe it's time we stop powering them with chargers we plug into the wall?outlets are so 20th century, after all. And with so many options available to power our 'pods with innovative, clean energy, who wants to be stuck in the past?These are the 7 best ways to power your iPod without plugging it into the wall. They all make for good wa

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झुट बाेलेको पत्ता लगाउने मेसिन अब नेपालमा पनी

For­ more than 15 years, Robert Hanssen led a double life. In one l­ife he was a 25-year veteran with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) who had access to some of the nation's most-classified information. In his other life, he allegedly was spying for the Russian government. Hanssen's deception was finally discovered, and in February 2001 he was arrested and later pled guilty to 15 espionage-related charges. Spies are probably the world's best liars, because they have to be, but most of us practice deception on some level in our daily lives, even if it's just telling a friend that his

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Samsung cuts prices of Galaxy Note II, SIII and S Duos

Samsung has slashed the prices of its Galaxy Note II, Galaxy SIII and the Galaxy S Duos smartphones in the Indian market.The Samsung Galaxy SIII was launched in the Indian market last year for over Rs 40,000 but later the price was reduced to about Rs 38,000. And with the latest reduction in the prices, the 16 GB version of the Galaxy SIII is now available for Rs 29,480.Similarly, the Galaxy Note II is now available for around Rs 35,600 as compared to its launched price of Rs 42,000 (16 GB version). The Galaxy S Duos was launched carrying a price tag of Rs 17,000+ but with its first e

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How to Lock Your Home with iPhone

A house has lots of precious things in, which precious things need to be secured and safe. An office has lots of important documents to keep safe and secure. A car showroom needs to keep all cars safe from the thieves. A restaurant or café needs to keep all of its eatery things safe from stealing. A furniture shop needs to keep safe all of their furniture’s in. A bank needs to be locked properly else all the money, jwellery etc will get unsafe and stolen. To keep all of the above things safe, we need to create a proper locking system for it. But what if you forget locking the doors? &nbs

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The Method to Write Compelling Headline That People Can't Resist

Headlines are the most crucial and overlooked part of writing an article. It's the first impression you make on any prospective readers. Without a compelling headline that turns a browser into a potential readers, your killer content can go to waste.Even if you have a large chunk of subscribers. Most people will see your headline along with some other headlines in their feed reader, and it's obvious that they can't read all post in their feed reader, they only pick the one's that have a compelling headline and draw their curiosity to read the full story.Imagine a newspaper or magazine with no

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फसेबूक ले Like र Share buttons first चोटी change गर्यो !!

It won't be wrong to say that the Like button is the soul of Facebook, the popular social networking service. The Like and Share buttons aren't just confined to the Facebook website but extend much beyond it across the Internet allowing users to share and recommend content driving referral hits.For the first time, Facebook has decided to give these buttons a makeover. The social network says that it's already seeing a 'favourable increase in Likes and Shares with the new design' and that it would be rolling these buttons out to everyone in the next few weeks.The new buttons sport a brighter s

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Alicia Ann Lynch: Boston Marathon Bombing Halloween Costume Draws Death Threats; Social Media User Gets Fired - Hoax or Fact?

Alicia Ann Lynch is the latest name to draw death threats on Twitter over a joke, which, according to many social media users, was not funny. Alicia posted photos of herself in a Boston marathon bombing Halloween costume. Is the news some attention grabbing hoax or for real?An illustration picture shows the log-on icon for the Website Twitter on an iPad in Bordeaux, Southwestern France, in this file photo from January 30, 2013. Twitter Inc will seek to raise $1 billion in the largest Silicon Valley IPO since Facebook Inc's 2012 coming-out party, according to an IPO filing made public October

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Scrimshaw skull was canvas for whaling artists

It is 1825, nearing the peak of American whaling, and the seas are still crowded with whales. But hunting the mighty creatures means long, lonely stretches for whaling crews on voyages that could last for years.It is a time before Sudoku, so sailors turn to scrimshaw – detailed etching on bone or ivory – to while away the hours. This skull of a rough-toothed dolphin, Steno bredanensis, becomes the canvass for images including potted plants, butterflies and flags. Sailing ships flank the back of the animal's head, while a checkerboard pattern marches along the mandible.The origin of this piece

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Your face may have been sculpted by junk DNA

Even the prettiest faces are built using junk. In mice, the shapes of the face and skull are finely tuned by junk DNA, so called because it was initially thought to lack function since it doesn't encode proteins. The same junk DNA sequences are found in humans, so they are probably also shaping our faces.This finding could help us make sense of some congenital conditions, such as cleft palates, that can develop even when the genes that shape the face appear to be working normally.There is a huge degree of variation in human faces but, as family resemblances show, the overall shape is heavily

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'Egg' in cellular nest shows off the Small World

 Like a softly glowing robin's egg, the nucleus of a cultured kidney cell seems to lie in a nest of microtubules, as seen at 100-times magnification. The shot is among the spectacular entrants in this year's Nikon Small World competition, which since 1974 has recognised the best pictures taken using a microscope.All cells with a membrane-bound nucleus also have microtubules – hollow filaments of protein that aid in various tasks, from cell division to locomotion. This surreal vision of a lab-grown monkey cell was submitted by Mariela Loschi of Buenos Aires, Argentina.(Image: James Burchf

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Protected areas in the ocean now exceed size of Europe

Nearly three percent of the world's oceans – an area slightly larger than Europe – now lies within designated marine protected areas, according to new data from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). This is a significant increase from 2010 when the area protected was just 1.2 per cent. However, many of the new protected zones may be of little value in terms of conservation.The IUCN, which yesterday released the latest official map of marine protected areas (MPAs), defines a protected area as "a clearly defined geographical space, recognised, dedicated and managed, through

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Fossil skull challenges understanding of human evolution - video

The discovery of a complete hominid skull and other fossil remains in Dmanisi, Georgia, suggests that the earliest members of the Homo genus – currently split into half a dozen distinct species – actually belonged to a single species: Homo erectus. These early human ancestors probably just had a wide range of physical appearances, say researchers in the journal Science. The skull is 1.8m years old and has a small braincase, a long face and large teeth, a combination of features not previously seen in other early Homo fossils

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