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Five years have passed since Apple's first iPod model was born, and the music style of young people has shifted to one
The first product of the world's largest chip maker, called 4004, was born in 1971, to increase the power of Busicom computers and make way for the ability to embed huma…
More and more modern and practical products are born. Currently, one of the latest inventions is the creation of electronic senses
Ben Goodger, chief of Mozilla's Firefox development team, said the next version of the open-source browser will be available around the middle of this year. This informa…
A software company in the UK, AllPeers has developed a new peer-to-peer tool for open source browser Firefox. This is considered as the best thing for Firefox since Fire…
Nik, born with malignant cerebral palsy and unable to walk like a normal person. But with the love and creativity of his father, Nik took the first steps.
The 100 megawatt (129,000 kwh) lithium battery was born from a Twitter deal between Musk and Australian software firm Mike Cannon-Brookes.
John Goodenough is an outstanding physicist, he received many compliments from the lithium battery technology invention that we use today.
About 150 years ago, before modern medicine was born, the average life expectancy of people was about 40 years. For more than a century, modern medicine has doubled the…
The energy industry is also taking noticeable advances in laser technology.
Personal airplanes that can take off without noise from the back of the house will be available in the next two years.
There are seemingly extremely simple jobs that people can do but all of them have been delivered to robots
Intelligent mirrors are the first in the world to give self-made photographers perfect shots without the need for a stick or a phone.
The Immortus, a cross between race cars and green energy technology, is as fast as a regular gasoline car.
Flying 3.3 times faster than the speed of sound, more than 4,000 helpless missiles watched the Blackbird SR-71 flee without being able to touch it even once.