Flex engines in our fleet of cars revolutionized the market. It was such a significant and well-received change that today it is difficult to find popular models that burn only gasoline or only alcohol. People like options, even more when it's to save money. Learn more about this GE mission and learn how [...]Read More »
The National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) changed since last Saturday, November 1st, the average speed of broadband connections. With the change, internet providers must give their users an average of 80% of the contracted service – before the regulatory agency required 70%. For example, if you hire a [...]Read More »
The idea of a space elevator seems to have come out of a sci-fi book by Arthur C. Clarke – and it did. But there are people seriously trying to build an elevator to take us into space: it's a risky plan to create a viable transportation system between the ground and a reference point outside [...]Read More »
Apple this week launched its Apple Pay payments service in the US. It was activated through the iOS 8.1 update, and allows you to make online payments on devices with Touch ID. In addition, it works in physical stores with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, which have NFC just for that. This could be great news [...]Read More »
Android 5.0 Lollipop was announced this week, and several manufacturers already guarantee that they will update their devices to this new version. But which ones? Check the list below. >>> Android 5.0 Lollipop: New Features and a New Design We will update this list as companies reveal more details. Nexus Line Android Lollipop [...]Read More »
A lock created by an inventor named Yun-Tung Hsu has been attracting attention on the internet in recent days. We are not talking about a recent invention, but a rather strange one. So weird that they're calling the device "the weirdest lock on Earth". In the video, you can see how it works and be surprised [...]Read More »
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