MIT Researchers Have Made a New Material to Keep Items Cool Without Electricity

MIT Researchers Have Made a New Material to Keep Items Cool Without Electricity Well, we have seen researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) developsome coolandinnovative productsin the past. And now, a team of research scientists from the renowned university has come up with a unique material that can keep items cold for as long as eight days without needing any electricity or ice packs. This special material was recently developed by the team, and the report of their initial research has beenpublishedon their official newsroom website....

November 15, 2020 · 2 min · 398 words · Debra Cooper

Play Google Chrome’s Dino-Runner Game Inside an iOS 14 Widget…Because You Can!

Play Google Chrome’s Dino-Runner Game Inside an iOS 14 Widget…Because You Can! Amongstmany othersurprisingeaster-eggs from Google, theno-internet-connection Dino-runner gameis, no doubt, the most popular one. We have seen manyfan-made versionsof thegamepop-up on the internet. However, never have I imagined that I’ll be able to play the game inside an iOS 14 widget! Well, I am not kidding, and the app, Steve – Widget Game, was developed by an iOS junior software developer, Ivan De Cabo, back in 2016....

November 15, 2020 · 3 min · 492 words · Heather Johnson

These MagSafe-Compatible TWS Earbuds Can Snap to the Back of Your iPhone 12

These MagSafe-Compatible TWS Earbuds Can Snap to the Back of Your iPhone 12 Apple, with the launch of itslatest iPhone 12 series, boasted a lot about its magnet-based MagSafe wireless charging technology in the devices. So, as we already know, apart fromQi-supported wireless MagSafe chargers, users can attach various kinds of accessories and cases on theiPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro,iPhone 12 Pro Max, andiPhone 12 Mini. So, taking advantage of this feature, athird-party accessory-makerhas now come up with the world’s first pair of MagSafe-compatible snap-on TWS earbuds....

November 15, 2020 · 3 min · 511 words · Kristy Smith

This Insurance Company Says iPhone 12 Is the Strongest Smartphone They Ever Tested

This Insurance Company Says iPhone 12 Is the Strongest Smartphone They Ever Tested Apple, with thelaunch of the latest iPhone 12 models, made one of the largest year-over-year upgrades for its devices in terms of durability. The Cupertino tech giant worked with global glass manufacturer,Corningto introduce the new protective layer for its iPhones — the“Ceramic Shield”. Now, an insurance company tested out its results and termed the latest iPhone the most durable smartphone they ever tested....

November 15, 2020 · 2 min · 402 words · Julie Pennington

This Man Built a Cool Robot To Help Apply Your Contact Lenses

This Man Built a Cool Robot To Help Apply Your Contact Lenses With all the latesttechnological advancementsinrobotics, we have seenrobotsbecome a part ofmany human activitiesin recent times. Now, we know that robots can be helpful for humans,especially for the elderly, to carry out many labor-intensive tasks. So, applying that theory, a man from the US-State of Florida has created a unique robot to insert and remove eye lenses. Need Leads to Innovation Back in the year 2000, Craig Hershoff, the man developed the robot, was diagnosed with Fuch’s dystrophy....

November 15, 2020 · 3 min · 512 words · Tonya Morton

This Product Designer Built a GPS-Enabled Smart Glass From Scratch at His Home

This Product Designer Built a GPS-Enabled Smart Glass From Scratch at His Home As theCoronavirus-led pandemichaslocked us insideour homes, we haveseen peoplegetextra creativein recent times. Similarly, the recent mandatory lockdowns proved to be quite fruitful for the electrical engineer and product designer, Sam March who likes to build electrical gadgets from scratch in his leisure time. Aftermaking a smartwatch last year, the guy made a GPS-enabled smart glass from scratch this time around....

November 15, 2020 · 2 min · 410 words · Blake Knight

This Super Cool Chrome Extension Brings Back the Old Google Search

This Super Cool Chrome Extension Brings Back the Old Google Search When Google launched its search engine back in the year 1998, it was just a platform to search for a query on the worldwide web. However, over the past two decades,Google Searchhas gone througha lot of changesand has now becomea toolfor Google to direct users to itsown services. So, in order to bring back the old Google Search UI, a non-profit organization, The Markup, has created a Chrome extension....

November 15, 2020 · 3 min · 435 words · Cindy Acosta
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