The Most Useless Clock in The History of Clocks Clocks have a long way since their inception. Invented by Christiaan Huygens way back in the 17th century, the pendulum clock was the first time-keeper of the world. Since then, we have come to see clocks change over the course of time. From mechanical to digital and now we have one wrapped around our wrists in the form of a wristwatch. But I bet you have never seen a clock built like this one....
The “CyberPhone” Is A Cybertruck-Inspired $15000 iPhone Since smartphones picked up the rectangular slab design, every phone has looked more or less the same. They all are rectangular slabs of metal, glass, plastic or recently popular “glasstic”, with rounded corners and varying sizes. No manufacturer has been “brave” enough to create a new basic design language…until Caviar. The Russian luxe-class manufacturer generally makesmodified iPhones. The company uses luxury materials like gold and titanium to make these modifications....
This 21-Year Old Continuously Hacked Into Nintendo Servers In an announcement by the US Department of Justice, a man from California has pled guilty for hacking into multiple Nintendo servers. The man allegedly hacked into Nintendo servers to steal confidential information of the company, including information about the Nintendo Switch. He stole the information about the Switch months before its announcement. Ryan Hernandez aged 21 and one of his companion successfully phished a Nintendo employee in 2016....
US Schools Are Using AI To Monitor Students During the last 10 years, the US has witnessed 180 school shootouts with a staggering 356 victims. With weaker gun control laws in the country, schools are turning toArtificial Intelligence (AI) to protect the students. But a recent AI system installed in almost 9 US public schools, according to Recode, raised some privacy concerns. The AI-based software is called Appearance Search and is developed by a company named Avigilon....
Why is This Shower Loved By Tim Cook? You don’t usually see Tim Cook invest in a start-up without the Apple Inc. tag. But back in 2015, Cook personally invested in a shower-head project and he had his reasons. Nebia is a start-up that makes shower-heads for your bathroom. Now you ask, what is innovative about shower-heads? Well, these shower-heads made Tim Cook invest a lump-sum amount of money in the company and let me tell you why....
Alleged Vivo iQOO 3 Specifications Leaks Online A new Vivo iQOO smartphone with the model number V1955A has been spotted in a TENAA listing. The listing reveals the key specifications of the handset. Rumors suggest that the device could be the brand’s upcoming Vivo iQOO 3. As per the listing, the Vivo iQOO V1955A measures 158.51 x 74.88 x 9.16mm and weighs 214.5 grams. The listing hints at the existence of a Black color variant but there could be different color variants....
Firefox on Android Finally Gets Add-on Support, but There’s a Catch Having announced plans to roll out a new version ofFirefox Nightly based on the Preview versionon Android, Mozilla has finally started fulfilling its long-standing promise to bring add-on support to its new mobile browser. This feature has just started rolling out toFirefox Preview(Nightly), but it supports only one add-on – uBlock Origin at the moment. With a little bit of luck, however, the software will soon incorporate support for most of the other add-ons available on desktop....
