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Time magazine of America has just released a list of the 50 most impressive life-changing inventions of 2008. Here are the most unique inventions related to computer tec…
'Silicon Valley' - where many famous companies such as HP, Intel, and Apple are located ... are aiming to be at the forefront of green, clean and environmentally friendl…
Having to charge your portable devices while there is no power supply is always a real concern for you. The following equipment accessories will be introduced that may h…
Scotland is conducting an interesting project: Building smart streetlights, capable of providing high-speed wireless Internet access for portable devices. In essence, th…
According to the science alert, a special liquid that scientists from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden have done research over the past year is really a liquid…
The Earth warms up, we turn on the air conditioner. The more the air conditioner runs, the more Earth's atmosphere is affected, and then warms up. So hot, we find the ai…
Reckless adventurer Fyodor Konyukhov, who just circled the earth on a hot air balloon is about to have a new adventure.
Japan intends to recycle old phones into medals, use clean energy for the Olympics and use robots to support foreigners.
Babcock Ranch in Florida is considered one of the most sustainable and environmentally friendly cities in the world.
According to Thoi Bao Hoan Cau newspaper, Zephyr S took off on July 11 in the state of Arizona, USA and flew at an altitude of more than 21.33 km above the ground, twice…
Tesla's Solar Tile was first introduced in 2016 and began ordering from May 5/2017.
This battery not only gains more power than previous devices but also works effectively in strong light and low light.
The research team at the University of California developed a device that absorbs water at night and supplies water during the day.
Common solar panels have one drawback: they can only generate electricity on the sun's side, which means that on the front of the battery the sunlight cannot be used.