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• Google's New Android Digital Car Keys

  Just as Apple demonstrated not too long ago with BMW, Google has now also developed its own version of digital car keys.

• Apple Announced Lossless Apple Music Streaming – But How Does It Work?

  Apple has just recently announced that Apple Music will receive a drastic audio quality improvement, which will feature lossless audio, spacial music as well

• Why The iPhone Snooze Time Is Exactly 9 Minutes

  If you're an Apple iPhone user you'd might have realised that after setting an alarm, your snooze time is set to exactly 9 minutes. If you were

• Why Are Captchas Getting Harder Than Ever?

  Internet Captchas (or Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) most definitely have their place on the internet. They pretty

• The Tech That Made It Possible To Detect Gravitational Waves – Inside LIGO

  In 2015, scientists made a groundbreaking discovery that proved Einstein's theory on disturbances in space-time. They detected gravitational waves for the

• Why Apple Killed 3D Touch, And Was It A Smart Move?

  Apple has killed off their hidden feature called 3D Touch with the iPhone 11 as well as the iPhone 12, but was this actually a smart move by Apple?

• After 44 Years Of Exploration, What Did NASA's Voyager 1 Really Discover?

  Voyager 1 was launched after its twin, Voyager 2, due to the fact that Voyager 1 was going to be on a much faster route. When launched, it quickly exceeded the

• Why The Rather Controversial 'Wingdings' Font Exists

  We have all stumbled upon this strange Wingdings font at one point or another, usually when you're browsing through your hundreds of default font's

• How To Terraform Mars – Could This Plan Really Work?

  The idea of terraforming Mars has captured millions of people's imagination, especially in recent times.

• GTA V Frighteningly Realistic Graphics With Machine Learning

  Researches at Intel Labs used machine learning to recreate and amalgamate real-life street scenes, which drastically enhance scenes from the popular video