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PUBLISHED: 07:26 EST, 16 May 2012 | UPDATED: 09:56 EST, 16 May 2012

Google has added a controversial ‘research pane’ to Google Documents, which makes it easier to find facts on the Internet and put them straight into your own work.

If you use Google’s online word processor to write – be it for a book, letter, dissertation, speech or other – Google’s online word processor will scour the Internet for relevant information and display it on the right-hand side.

If the search giant finds something you like, you can insert it with just a click of a button.

Google Docs: Type in Mona Lisa, and click Research, and images, links and facts appear on the right

Ask Google when their arch-nemesis Microsoft was founded, and the answer pops straight up

Now there is a fear that students in particular will be inclined to grab this information and put it straight into their work, making plagiarism that much more tempting.

Users can specify if they want Docs – which has recently been re-christened as Drive by Google – to search all of Google, or just keep searches restricted to images and quotes.

Google software engineer Sarveshwar Dudd said: ‘If you find something you like, you can add it by clicking the insert button or, for images, by dragging them directly into your document.

‘From the research pane, you can search for whatever info you need to help you write your document.

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When we reviewed the Sony Xperia S in March, we caused a bit of a stir. While conceding that the handset did have its merits, we were left with an overall buzz of disappointment thanks to a few lackluster areas. Thing is, we’ve just caught wind of a new flagship being deployed in Japan. Is it the Xperia we deserved?

This is the Sony Xperia GX, a phone currently only destined for the Japanese market. It’s a fairly similar beast to the Xperia S, save for a few key improvements. And we want it. Badly.

The Xperia GX is an LTE-capable phone with a 720p HD 4.6-inch display. Tha

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The most awaited news from the top graphics card maker has just been updated. NVIDIA suggested it might be arriving today, also it appears like the mock is living as much as the hype. Nvidia jumped into the headlines this weekend at its Shanghai Game event, and the reason was the release of the GeForce GTX 690. The new Nvidia graphics card boasting two 28nm Kepler graphics processing units.

Beating the earlier launched GTX 680 as the fastest GPU card 2012. The new GeForce GTX 690 is packed with an astonishing 3,072 Cuda cores. The body frame is made of aluminum body coated with trivalent chromium, and the thixomolded magnesium alloy protecting the fan from vibration and added cooling.

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Micron said that it has begun shipping “fully functional” DDR4 memory modules in sample numbers to customers.

DDR4 is epected to be shipping in volume in 2014, but Micron believes that it will enter volume production in the fourth quarter of this year and have the chips ready for applications in early 2013.

The modules were developed in collaboration with Nanya and manufactured as a the 4 Gb DDR4 8 part in a 30 nm process. When in production, Micron says it will be offering RDIMMs, LRDIMMs, 3DS, SODIMMs and UDIMMs in standard and ECC versions. Initial speeds of the devices will reach 2,400 MT/s and eventually hit 3,200 MT/s.

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The Bracketron Universal USB Power Dock provides a safe and easy way for you to turn your car into a complete mobile smartphone solution. Just take your smartphone (of approximately the same size as the iPhone 4S, more about that one in a minute) and clip it into the Bracketron connectors. Then, you can plug the whole thing into the cigarette lighter adapter, where you can then use either the USB port or the other cigarette lighter adapter to provide power for your devices. From there, you can adjust the angle on the smartphone holder to serve your needs.

Lets face it, folksdriving with your smartphone is steadily becoming less of a dangerous vanity and more of a somewhat dangerous necessity.

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