Gamer’s Mother Threw Away His Entire Games Collection Worth $500,000

Gamer’s Mother Threw Away His Entire Games Collection Worth $500,000 What is it with the year 2020 and gaming mishaps? Earlier, we sawa man spend his and his fiancee’s entire savingsto build his own super-expensive gaming setup. Then, somePlayStation 5s were stolen by Amazon delivery boys. Now, according to recent reports, the mother of a New Yorker threw away his entire games collection which was apparently worth over $500,000. This sad story comes from a man working in a gaming store in New York....

December 6, 2020 · 2 min · 311 words · Jody Porter

Indian Smartphone Users Spend an Average of Rs. 2,400 On Out-of-Warranty Repairs: Study

Indian Smartphone Users Spend an Average of Rs. 2,400 On Out-of-Warranty Repairs: Study India is a country where budget Android smartphone makers likeOppo,Xiaomi, andRealmedominate the market. Now, budget Android devices are all well and good until the software and hardware issues start to crop up, especially after the lapse of their warranties. As a result, a recent study discovered that we, Indians spend as much as Rs. 2,400 on out of warranty smartphone repairs, and they are pretty happy with the way it is....

December 6, 2020 · 2 min · 367 words · Dana Johnson

Man Forced to Sell His PS5 When Wife Found out It’s Not an Air Purifier

Man Forced to Sell His PS5 When Wife Found out It’s Not an Air Purifier Following the release of Sony’snext-gen gaming console, the company has been facing a lot of supply issues due to high demands. So, if you already got your hands on the PlayStation 5, consider yourself very lucky. However, the most unlucky one is a man from Taiwan who actually got aPlayStation 5, but had to sell it when his wife found out that the high-end gaming console was not an air purifier....

December 6, 2020 · 2 min · 306 words · Daniel Cruz

The UK Got Its First-Ever EV-Only Service Station; Charge 36 Electric Cars at Once

The UK Got Its First-Ever EV-Only Service Station; Charge 36 Electric Cars at Once With an aim to help existing owners ofelectric vehicles(EV)charge their automobilesand toencourage people to get more EVs, theUnited Kingdomrecently unveiled its first EV-only service station in the country. It is a major feat achieved by the country as the said service station will be able to charge juice-up around 36 vehicles simultaneously, delivering a peak power output of a whopping 350kW....

December 6, 2020 · 2 min · 382 words · Diana Caldwell

These Smart Benches of the Future Can Charge Your Smartphones and Electric Bikes

These Smart Benches of the Future Can Charge Your Smartphones and Electric Bikes We do not know what the future actually holds for us. However, one thing that I am (almost) certain of is that all of our daily-use products will eventually become “smart”. Over the past couple of decades, we have seen numerous electronic gadgets likewatches,vacuum cleaners, andrefrigeratorsbecome smart. Now, a company has developed smart benches that can charge your smartphone wirelessly and even charge your e-bikes or scooters....

December 6, 2020 · 3 min · 439 words · Tammy Hutchinson

This Apple Watch Band Lets You Click Pictures and Shoot 4K Videos

This Apple Watch Band Lets You Click Pictures and Shoot 4K Videos Since wristwatches started becoming smart, we have seen companies add a ton ofsensors, components, andfeaturesto thewearable electronic device. However, one major component that manufacturers have not been able to pack inside asmartwatchis a camera. So now, a small California-based company has come up with an ingenious band for theApple Watchthat packs two camera sensors to let users click high-res pictures with their smart wearable device....

December 6, 2020 · 3 min · 605 words · Brian Jones

This Computer Attack Can Trick Bio-Engineers to Make Harmful Viruses Instead of Vaccines

This Computer Attack Can Trick Bio-Engineers to Make Harmful Viruses Instead of Vaccines It seems like 2020 is not at all done withshaking the worldwith its deadly blows. After the inception of theever-growing pandemic, now, cyber-security researchers have found a malicious security flaw that can trick scientists into making harmful, pathogenic viruses and toxins instead of vaccines and medicines. Wait, what? According to a recently publishedpaper, security researchers from the Israeli Ben Gurion University have discovered the aforementionedcomputer-attacking system....

December 6, 2020 · 2 min · 385 words · Spencer Riggs
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