Dubai is the most populous city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Back in February, it was revealed that Dubai would be the first city in an Arab country to have Google Street View, though no launch date was provided at the time. And guess what? Dubai has now become the very first city of Arab to get Google Street View.
Chemists at the University of California Riverside have developed a new rewritable paper which can be erased and written on more than 20 times without any significant loss in resolution of contrast, which could solve paper wastage and environmental problems like deforestation.
Human waste can be used in many things. The buzzing news is space agency NASA has planned to use human waste to power rockets!
Anyone who lives in a cold climate where gloves aren’t an option knows that most gloves aren’t designed to work with smartphones. A new product has surfaced called the GoGlove that is designed to give you wearable control over your smartphone while you are outside where gloves are required. In other words, the GoGlove will work as a remote control for your phone.
If you are asked to rank the world’s important authors, would that be easy for you? I guess, No. And even if you try, I assume you would be in ambivalence. So why not handle this by computers? Allen Riddell, a researcher from Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, has made an algorithm through which, computers can rank the world’s important authors.
It’s not new that planes and drones often play a role of spy. It is know to all that the U.S. use drone to spy on many things. However lately, a new report is swirling around that besides using drones, justice department uses small planes to spy on U.S. cellphones.
Microsoft has sold millions of Xbox One consoles in the month of October, but they are somewhat still far behind in the race of sales against PS4, which is leading the chart by a whopping 5 million.
South Korean tech giant LG is trying to bring new flavor into its new mobile devices. Lately, LG has introduced four new handsets in its new AKA family (pronounced “AW-kuh”). The phones come with crazy personalities and crazier prices.