iPhone Lost in a River Found After 15 Months, Still Works A diver and YouTuber found an iPhone in a waterproof case that had been immersed in water for a long 15 months. The phone has been discovered by Michael Bennett, who runs a YouTube channel named Nugget Noggin. According to areport, the phone was found at the bottom of the Edisto River, a river in North America. Surprisingly, the phone was fully functional and it even had the old text messages....

These Researchers Got Mac and Cheese to Mars Researchers at Washington State University have made it possible to carry ready-to-eat macaroni and cheese to Mars. They have come up with anew packaging method that will triple the life of the foodcontent inside it. “We need a better barrier to keep oxygen away from the food and provide longer shelf-life similar to aluminum foil and plastic laminate pouches. We’ve always been thinking of developing a product that can go to Mars, but with technology that can also benefit consumers here on Earth....

This Firm Sued an Employee for $6M for Binging 55 Episodes of Friends at Work Popular actor Robert De Niro’s company has filed a whopping $6 million lawsuit against a former employee for binge-watching Friends on Netflix while she was supposed to work. The name of the employee is Chase Robinson and her problems don’t end here. Canal Productions, the actor’s loan-out company claims that she had misused Deo Niro’s frequent flyer miles for her personal trips and also made the company pay huge sums of money for her restaurant bills and extravagant hotel lifestyle....

This Tool Lets You Spot Satellites Without a Telescope Do you want to take your skywatching experience to the next level? James Darpinian, graphics and computer vision engineer at Google has developed a web app that you might not want to miss out if you have a thing for the sky. Called “See a Satellite Tonight”, the website allows you toknow the right time to watch satellitesorbiting our planet. The web app makes use of Street View so that you can get a better understanding regarding where to look in order to spot one of these satellites....

Ubisoft’s New College Course Is a Practical Take on Game Design In a recent collaboration with Concordia University,Ubisofthas announced a new game design course along with online training provider KnowledgeOne. The course, named “Game Creators’ Odyssey”, gives a practical approach to game design offering students in-depth knowledge regarding what happens behind the scenes while a game is being developed. “Game Creators’ Odyssey is based on the expertise we have acquired at Ubisoft over the past 30 years, and internal training for our developers around the world,”says Olivier Palmieri, game director at Ubisoft Montreal....

Women Prefer Candy Crush over PUBG Mobile : Report Breaking all gender stereotypes, a recent survey report suggests that women tend to play mobile games more than men in India. The survey involved2000 smartphone usersand as it turns out, almost95% of women are active mobile gamerswhile the percent of men playing mobile games stood at a comparatively low 86%. From the surveyed list of people, 75% play mobile games for 2 hours on a daily basis....

Wondershare UniConverter: An Excellent Video Converter It’s such a shame that different operating systems make us use different video file formats. That’s not true only for operating systems but also for the apps we use. It’s frustrating to get a video only to find out that your operating system or video player doesn’t support that format. Then you either have to look for apps that will help you play that file or use a video converter to get the file in the desired format....