Would you like to use some software that NASA uses? It’s available for free
You can download the software that NASA uses to launch space vehicles and process images from Mars and other distant galaxies or run complex organizations.
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Xiaomi has developed its own smartphone chip called Surge S1 and will be using it in Mi 5C
In order to reduce its reliance on third-party microprocessors Xiaomi has built its own microprocessor for its mobile phones called Surge S1.
Your mobile phone battery could be charged in 20 minutes
Super mCharge from the Chinese smartphone company Meizu will allow you to fully charge your mobile phone battery in just 20 minutes.
Space tourism is just round the corner
We are soon approaching time when you may plan your next vacation to the moon through the various space tourism programs being launched.
Video of a hoverbike or flying bike
You may soon be flying a bike instead of riding it on the road. A Russian company has an almost-working model of a hoverbike or a flying bike. Video
You will be able to use Google Home and Amazon Echo as home phones
Both Google and Amazon are considering incorporating calling features into their Google Home and Amazon Echo devices to turn them into home phones.
Your Vizio smart TV has been spying on you, here is how to stop it from spying on you
The Vizio smart TV manufacturer was recently sued by the FTC for secretly spying on its users and collecting data on what programs they were watching.
A washable smartphone if you are constantly getting your smartphone dirty
There is a washable smartphone that you can wash with cold and hot water with hand and body soap. It is foam resistant. You can watch it anytime.
Remember Google Voice? Google has a redesigned and relaunched it
Google has redesigned the interface of its Google Voice service that allows you to have an international telephone number and manage it from every device
Microsoft is going to stop sending user data to its servers
Various studies have revealed that Microsoft is sending user data to its servers on daily basis. The new Creators Update of Windows 10 may stop this.