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*Google to play live interpreter using smartphones
Internet search giant Google unveiled new technology Tuesday that slowly interprets conversations between two people who do not speak the same language. *President, PM condole Homi Sethna's death (Second Lead)
President Pratibha Patil Tuesday said India had lost "a true patriot" while Prime Minister Manmohan Singh described Homi Sethna as the "pillar of India's nuclear energy programme" as they condoled the death of the eminent nuclear scientist. *PM condoles Homi Sethna's death
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Tuesday mourned the death of renowned nuclear scientist Homi Sethna and described him as the "pillar of India's nuclear energy programme". *Using Facebook can lower exam grades
Students who browse through social networking website Facebook during their study time obtain lower grades than those who don't. *Iran on brink of nuclear weapon, warns UN watchdog
Iran is on the brink of developing an atomic missile, weapons inspectors of the UN's nuclear watchdog have warned. *Now a 'Rancho' school comes up in Bihar
A school for the poor in Bihar, inspired by Rancho's iconic school in Bollywood blockbuster "3 Idiots", has been opened by a scientist to teach complex science theories through games and interactive workshops. *Data from Chandrayaan moon mission to go public
Voluminous scientific data, including rare images of the moon, from India's maiden lunar mission Chandrayaan-1 will be made public by the year-end. *Chinese firms get 169,000 patents in 2010
China's top 500 research and development firms have got 169,000 patents for their innovations in 2010, up 13.3 percent from last year, the China Enterprise Confederation (CEC) has said. *China launches new satellite
China successfully launched a new satellite into space Sunday, which will improve television and radio broadcasting signals in the country.
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