Today, America is the face of the latest advancements in many fields of modern science. In that context, the results of a recent survey have shockingly found that nearly 25% Americans don’t know that Earth revolves around the Sun.
Gone are the days when you had to sign up for a dating site and possibly pay a small amount of cash as registration fee. Facebook has changed the online dating industry by becoming the top choice of love-seeking singles.
Google is steadily building a Chrome ecosystem in the PC arena. The company has now unveiled a Chromebox, equipped with everything needed for video conferences and meant for organizational meetings.
To understand the universe’s reionization, researchers have made many models of space, each comes with different logic and explanation. Lately, some researchers have made a new model, explaining that black holes and neutron stars drove universe’s reionization.
360-degree videos are not a new concept, becoming somewhat more popular and accessible with Oculus Rift. The Japanese companies NTT and NicoNico Douga are now collaborating to attempt 360-degree broadcasts of live events.
If you are looking for a comprehensive phone plan which comes with average perks at a really affordable price, US Cellular may be the answer. The carrier is offering an unlimited plan for $50 per month, although internet speeds will be throttled after the first 500MB.
When it comes to major email service providers, Yahoo stands out as a company which often runs into security hazards. The company has now revealed that the usernames and passwords of an unknown number of Yahoo Mail users have been stolen and are being used to hack into their accounts.
We all know that Lego is a brilliant building tool. Lately, Google and Lego have partnered up to make an app called Build with Chrome that lets you play with Legos straight in your browser.