Have a heart problem? If it's fixable, there's a good chance it can be done without surgery, using tiny tools and devices that are pushed through tubes into blood vessels. ...
04:42 AM, Mar 25, 2013
Mumbai: In April 2010, volcanic ash from the eruption of the hard to pronounce Icelandic volcano, Eyjafjallajokull, threw global airline traffic and business into disarray, causing billions of dollars worth of losses. One man, however, was not so sad by the turn of events. He was the only daredevil to fly over the volcano for four consecutive days and shoot photos and videos that the world got to see. The...
01:05 PM, Nov 19, 2011
London: Out jogging and your iPod has run out of battery? Well, don't worry; your heart could soon be powering your iPod and your mobile phone too. Scientists have found a way of powering a range of devices with body movements. A team has created a tiny chip which uses natural motion to generate power for hand-held gadgets. They plan to use the human heart to power these devices, including...
03:05 PM, Mar 31, 2011
Abu Dhabi: Captain Misbah-ul-Haq says people should stop bringing up Pakistan's 2010 spot-fixing scandal, now that the side has comfortably beaten top-ranked England in their Test series. England were bowled out for just 72 on Saturday after being set a target of 145 on the fourth day of the second Test. Pakistan also won the first Test inside three days, handing Andrew Strauss's team a 10-wicket drubbing. Misbah says the...
03:58 PM, Apr 16, 2008
