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NASA launched its lunar spacecraft LADEE to study the lunar exosphere and dust in the Moon’s vicinity. Recently, NASA has announced that LADEE crash into Moon on or before April 21.
Microsoft launched Office for iPad on March 27 and it seems like within a week, it has garnered over attraction of people. Yesterday, Microsoft announced via Twitter that until April 3, Microsoft Office for iPad was downloaded more than 12 million times.
Until recently, if you punched in an emoji character in your tweet, it turned to tiny squares when you posted the tweet. That is changing now that Twitter has announced official support for emoji characters.
Amazon has been improving its return methods for some time now. Now, the retail giant has introduced the option of returning stuff through delivery lockers.
A man named Rick Hamel has built a remote-controlled flying dragon that can emanate fire from its mouth. The dragon is powered by jet aircraft fuel or kerosene and it costs $60,000.
PonoPlayer, a high-fidelity portable music player, made countless headlines in the tech world when it launched on KickStarter. The project has now passed the $5 million mark in Kickstarter pledges.
If you are suffering from insomnia and are a regular user of smartphones or tablets, then you are likely getting it from one of these gadgets. Head over to this article in order to learn more about this condition, and check out our tips to overcome it.
We have seen a number of smart lights in the past few years, as part of the greater home automation front. Now, Philips is pushing the boundaries by offering Hue Tap, a nifty gadget that lets you control smart lights through a tap.