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Has your iPhone suddenly turned black and white and there is no color anywhere? Luckily, you can fix it by yourself without spending a penny. In this tutorial, we will discuss the possible reason why your iPhone or iPad is black and white, as well as we will show you how to fix iPhone screen with few taps.
You might have seen some people hugging trees and later, you might have thought that they were mad. But isn’t it possible that they knew something for which they hugged trees but you didn’t? Well, science has proved that hugging trees is good for health.
13-year-old boy Shubham Banerjee is the inventor of Braigo. Braigo is a play on the words Brai-lle + Le-go, which is a portable braille printer, made using a Lego Mindstorms EV3 kit which includes a microprocessor with assorted components such as electric motors, sensors and actuators. Lately, this 13-year-old entrepreneur has got fund from Intel to make low-cost Braille printer.
Light helps us to see things (not talking about blind people). But lately, scientists at British company Surrey NanoSystems have developed such a material so dark that people can’t see it.
LastPass is one of the free and most popular online password managers where people can store user name/ID and password of different web accounts. Lately it’s been reported that researchers have found security holes in LastPass online password manager.
Ever since his death, Einstein’s brain has been somewhat of a mystery for scientists. A 1985 study famously suggested that his brain was different from other, normal brains. But a new study refutes this claim, citing that Einstein’s brain is perfectly normal.
If you have millions of followers on the social media and have just won the top political spot in one of the largest countries on Earth, what do you do? You set up a ‘victory wall’ online so that you can preserve all those congratulatory messages.
Typically, when climbers decide to scale the mighty heights of Mount Everest, radiation is the last thing they are worried about. And yet, when they make it to the top, they are exposed to more radiation than a worker at a nuclear plant, a Scottish radiation expert has now revealed.