Many people often snooze while travelling. Some people even doze in office, specially after lunch. Most probably keeping that in mind, European design house Studio Banana Things has made Ostrich Pillow, a pillow which can be carried easily all the time and help you to have a superb power nap anytime, everywhere.
Many of us use Android’s Google Keyboard to speed up all that typing on our handsets. However, it has now been revealed that autocomplete feature of Google Keyboard filters out 1400 select words when suggesting autocomplete options.
Insects are seen as a delicacy in some countries, while in others they are used to tackle food shortages. Keeping the latter in mind, California-based firm Tiny Farms has created an Open Bug Farm Kit that will let anyone grow their own protein-rich farm of edible insects.
With the Black Friday here, Google has decided to sweeten your entire weekned by launching what it is calling the ‘Cyber Weekend.’ Listed below are some of the best deals you can enjoy from Google before the weekend expires.
Back in the time of feature phones, it was pretty common to send out a nefarious piece of software wrapped as a text message. Apparently, the trick works on Nexus phones now which may reboot when hit with a barrage of Class 0 text messages.
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There is a new and an interesting project named “PowerUp 3.0 – Smartphone Controlled Paper Airplane,” which is seeking fund through Kickstarter. What notable thing of this project is with 56 days in hand (as of writing), the project creators have collected more than 5 times of fund than pledged amount!
Now a days, drones have become much popular. In fact, now drones are being used in delivering cake, delivering newspaper, monitoring Rhinos for protection, catching those vandals who deface German trains and many more sectors. But lately, police have arrested 4 people for using drone to deliver contraband to inmates.
Creating electronic circuits can be a tough job. But with the new Circuit Scribe ballpoint pen, it is as easy as a doodle. You just need to draw the circuit on a paper and it becomes real – just like that!