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• Bringing South Asian Entertainment To The World

  Ever since the Academy Award-winning song “Jai Ho” made it to hit charts, the music world has been wondering if other South Asian talents can go global as well. Written by the Indian composer A.R. Rahman for “Slumdog Millionaire...

  Posted on Saturday July 31st, 2010 at 10:00 am in news business growth global opportunity

• Integrating Solar Energy With Temporary Shelters

  Envision Solar, a San Diego-based company known for its solar-powered carports, has announced a new product in line with the company’s goal to make use of solar energy in unconventional places. This new product, the LifeVillage, is aimed towar...

  Posted on Friday July 30th, 2010 at 10:00 am in news environment innovation charity community

• Lost Caravaggio May Have Been Found In Rome

  Citizens of Rome got the surprise of their lives when they opened the morning paper on July 18. Sprawled across the front page of the Vatican newspaper was a picture of a painting many are saying is the work of renowned baroque maestro, Michelangelo ...

  Posted on Thursday July 29th, 2010 at 10:00 am in news community press arts & culture

• Google Goes Green

  Step by step, Google is turning itself into an environment-friendly organization. It was in 2007 when the Internet search giant first started going green. To promote sustainable development and environmental awareness, the company voluntarily took ef...

  Posted on Wednesday July 28th, 2010 at 10:00 am in news business environment energy press

• Apple To Give Away Free Protective Cases To iPhone 4 Users

  At a recent press conference held at the company’s headquarters, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that free protective cases will be given to buyers of its latest iPhone model to alleviate the issue of wireless signal loss. The more than 3 millio...

  Posted on Tuesday July 27th, 2010 at 10:00 am in news technology communication business press

• Simple Innovation Makes Anemia Diagnosis In Rural Areas Possible

  The simple act of detecting anemia plays a large part in the diagnosis for various other health problems such as malnutrition, malaria or HIV/AIDS. Yet, in impoverished parts of the world, where resources are lacking, patients have to wait for extend...

  Posted on Monday July 26th, 2010 at 10:00 am in news innovation charity community global

• Unexplored Frontiers Right At The Doorstep Of Metropolitan New York

  Who knew that right at the mouth of the Hudson River lay a vast richness of ecology waiting to be investigated by scientists? In the Hudson Canyon, a seabed gash almost as deep as the Grand Canyon, tuna, swordfish, tilefish, monkfish and red crabs am...

  Posted on Sunday July 25th, 2010 at 10:00 am in news environment research

• Social Robotics Make It Easier For Some To Learn

  Social Robotics is a branch of computer science that deals with enhancing communication between humans and machines. At various laboratories, robots programmed to deal with human interaction are being tested out. But more specifically, they are train...

  Posted on Saturday July 24th, 2010 at 10:00 am in education news technology communication research

• New York Pushes Tap Water for Drinking

  The global market for bottled water is forecast to reach $86,421.2 million by next year. Around 200 billion bottles of water are consumed in a year creating flow of garbage with no end in sight. To suppress the flow of garbage and the additional use...

  Posted on Friday July 23rd, 2010 at 10:00 am in news environment community Government Consumer

• In Search Of Hong Kong’s Art Scene

  Hong Kong’s art auctions now reach revenues that are third only to London and New York. Its galleries are known for their skill in organizing grandiose events, showcasing international pieces and attracting international buyers. Yet, local arti...

  Posted on Thursday July 22nd, 2010 at 10:00 am in news growth global arts & culture

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