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The worm overtakes space, learns about the prophet Vanga, the ghost phenomenon when being under the shadow ... is the most favorite news of readers last week.
Interesting secret stories behind projects that only internal Apple employees are transmitted to each other.
While classmates paint with crayons, Lim Ding Wen, 9 years old, can paint on an iPhone with software he writes himself.
Aircraft for humanitarian aid, chatbot lawyers, toys for children with autism ... are breakthrough technological innovations that help the world become better.
Virtual reality glasses are not too strange a concept, but not everyone has the economic ability to own such a device.
The boom of science and technology has made people's lives more and more comfortable.
Last Friday, 19-year-old George Hotz, a famous 19-year-old hacker who broke the iPhone 3G code, announced on his blog,
It seems that Apple is planning to use the new Atom processor family inside a future version of
Mr. Masayoshi Son, CEO of Softbank Corp. (Japan) has just announced a plan to announce the latest mobile phones this month, to challenge digital TVs and ultra-thin hands…
iPhone heats up when using - this will lead to a lot of problems. Below, we will show you how to immediately cool the iPhone to help prevent overheating problems.
If your home has high-speed Internet installation and suddenly someday, the network access speed is significantly slow, not due to objective errors (network incidents, e…
In the following article, we will present some basic steps to enable security with Pin code on iPhone.
International technology sites raised many questions after Bkav released a video claiming to overcome the security of face on iPhone X.
Face security built into Apple's new phone comes with a claim that the confusion rate is only one part per million.