History classes are often steeped in boring facts leaving out the social underpinnings we knew took place behind the scenes. But two MTV designers named Gusto NYC and Gavin Alaoen have made Histagrams, a website where they imagine what history would have looked like if its protagonists used Instagram.
It is that time of the year again when the retailers launch a barrage of lucrative deals and customers open up their wallets to indulge in a shopping spree. This year, Amazon has announced that it will be launching a new Black Friday deal every 10 minutes, starting from Sunday, Nov 24.
‘Gravity’ has received raving reviews so far and the movie has gone forth to do huge business at the box office. Now, it has transpired that Warner Bros. have also readied a brief spinoff of the movie. Titled ‘Aningaaq’, the seven-minute film shows a fisherman in Greenland who receives Sandra Bullock’s distress call and can barely understand it.
Sony has sold more than one million units of the PlayStation 4 within the first 24 hours after it had became available in the United States and Canada.
Although currently, NASA is the key entity that deals with all space technologies and programs in the U.S. today, back in 1950s and 1960s, United States Air Force had a close eye on space explorations. In 1967, USAF proposed LUNEX, a space program meant to land men on moon and bring them back home.
LG has released G Pad which has 8.3-inch manageable Full HD display. It will draw your attention for a clearer and sharper picture. The device has many attractive features besides running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS.
Apple’s Siri has, for long, been hailed as the best commercial voice-based personal assistant available on a mobile device. But this may be about to change, with Google having updated its Voice Search with excellent new tools. The new features that are now a part of Google Voice Search are detailed below.
In recent times, we have seen services like Google Fiber bring high-speed internet to entire cities. Apparently, this trend is catching on. Los Angeles has now cited a rather ambitious plan of bringing free, fiber-based internet to all of its 3.5 million residents.