Apple iPhone 5S comes with a 4-inch Retina display with fingerprint-resistant olephobic coating and Corning Gorilla Glass as protection. However, the screen on the iPhone 5S isn’t crack-resistant. Fortunately, it’s not difficult to replace the iPhone 5S screen. Follow our repair steps and you’ll have a new screen on your iPhone 5S. Continue reading
Voyager 1 traveled billions of lonely miles before it finally broke free of the sun’s sphere of influence. Earlier this month scientists determined that the stubby probe, popularly known as “The Little Spaceship That Could,” was the first spaceship to cross into interstellar space. Continue reading
The city of Gumi in Korea South is the first city to be equipped with a floor specially designed to recharge the vehicles electrical. Continue reading
Currently, Nissan makes a point of honor to advocate the use of new energy in its vehicles. But by 2020, he intends to go even further, producing cars without drivers. Continue reading
We all know your smartphone’s battery life is more important than ever, and while large screened phablets create space for bigger batteries, Fujistu’s come up with a breakthrough of its own: meet the Fujitsu Arrows A, an Android powerhouse that takes just ten minutes to charge! Continue reading
At 9:00 a.m. PDT on September 29, 2013, the upgraded Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base on a successful demonstration mission delivering the CASSIOPE satellite to orbit.
Source: SpaceX
The plan for the GNU operating system was publicly announced on September 27, 1983. photo: Rain Rabbit / Flickr
It is now 30 years since I launched the campaign for freedom in computing, that is, for software to be free or “libre” (we use that word to emphasize that we’re talking about freedom, not price). Some proprietary programs, such as Photoshop, are very expensive; others, such as Flash Player, are available gratis — either way, they subject their users to someone else’s power.
Is it possible that we have been wasting our time typing programs. Could voice recognition, with a little help from an invented spoken language, be the solution we didn’t know we needed? Continue reading
