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• Why Did Apple Design The Macbook Charger To Come Apart?

  For decades, Apple's Macbook charger brick offered much more functionality over traditional laptop's for many reasons, but why does it come apart?

• Apple iPhone Gets 'Always On' Display Feature

  Apple is said to offer an "Always On" display feature, similar to that of the Apple Watch, which allows the screen to permanently stay on.

• What Is The Difference Between Fahrenheit, Celsius And Kelvin?

  The international standard for measuring temperature is the Calvin scale, but some countries, such as the United States, are still using Fahrenheit. Us mere

• Why Aeroplanes Have Two Auxiliary Inputs

  With tens of thousands of people travelling the world daily on aeroplanes, most commercial airlines offer creature comforts such as inflight entertainment.

• Professor Brian Cox Meets Astronaut Buzz Aldrin

  One of the world's most famous particle physicists, Brian Cox, got the opportunity to have a chat with astronaut Buzz Aldrin. The latter was amongst those

• Difference Between Refresh Rate And Frames Per Second

  So you're in the market for a new TV, and have probably been shopping around for the best deal that offers all the bits and bobs that take your fancy.

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Will Have Water Resistance For The First Time

  Samsung shook the smartphone world up a little with the introduction of foldable smartphones a few years back. That was with the release of the Galaxy Z Flip

• The Reason Why Microsoft Is Putting Data Centres At The Bottom Of The Sea

  With the demand for data connectivity and secure cloud storage at an all-time high, tech companies are continuously looking for new and innovative ways to

• Why Didn't NASA Build a Rocket That Flys Directly To The Moon?

  In the mix of the Space Race of the 1960s, NASA was in the middle of the world's most ambitious space program ever, that of landing a man on the Moon.

• Transparent Solar Panels Are The Future Of Energy

  Sustainable and clean energy sources are being used globally, probably not to the extent that we'd all hope for, but it is on the right path nevertheless.