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After the huge success of the iPhone X last year, Apple will soon try to convince its fans to upgrade for the iPhone XI and top the Fall 2018 smartphone sales. Anything is possible for the world’s first trillion-dollar company, isn’t it?
Continue reading “iPhone XI: Rumored Specs, Price and Release Date”
It’s time to go back to school and Google released some pretty good offers to help you get out of bed. Do you want to get up to $550 in value back when you buy a Pixel 2 XL? Are you interested in saving money when purchasing Google home assistants? Google back to school day is here!
It looks like a torpedo, it can dive up to 328 feet, it does the job whenever it’s too risky or expensive to send humans… Of course, it’s an Internet of Underwater Things robot!
Continue reading “The Building of the Internet of Underwater Things”
When it comes to the flying car technology, no one really knows when this is actually going to happen. Just Google it and you will read news reporting about Uber’s flying cars coming in Los Angeles by 2020 and other news claiming this won’t happen until 2023, at least. If the date remains uncertain, I can tell you for sure that you will request an Aurora eVTOL in the future.
Continue reading “It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, No It’s The eVTOL Flying Car!”
Have you heard of Bring to Light, the VR game that knows when you’re not scared? Thanks to its AI, the game can elevate your heart rate by controlling the level of horror it can show you. Amazing the things they do these days, right? Oh, and it’s certainly not a coincidence if it was released on Friday the 13th (of July).
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The third Hyperloop Pod Competition took place yesterday under the burning Californian sun at SpaceX located in Hawthorne. Sierra was there to support the team we sponsor, Spartan from San Jose State University. And we got to see a new speed record.
Continue reading “Hyperloop Has A New Speed Record of 290 mph”
