What's inside iPhone 7? Read more here Infographic: See Every Single Part Inside an iPhoneThis infographic breaks down the 34 components that make your iPhone work. See where each part inside an iPhone comes from, and who makes it.
I didn't check the data, but if it's true we are in a disturbing dangerous trend Read more here xkcd: Earth Temperature TimelineThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License.
Oil is not just for burning. What can be made from one barrel of oil? Read more here What can be made from one barrel of oil? – The Big PictureSource: Visual Capitalist
World's Largest Companies: 2016 vs 2006 Read more here World’s Largest Companies: 2016 vs 2006 – The Big PictureSource: The Economist
Bringing Back the Audio Jack. It's just a matter of time. Do you want it so much to make your phone twice as thick? http://buff.ly/2cVFYCa Read more here Fuze Cases: Bringing Back the Audio JackFuze is the first iPhone 7…
Another day another email client. AOL's Innovative Card-Based Email Service, Alto, Comes To iOS And Android Read more here AOL’s Innovative Card-Based Email Service, Alto, Comes To iOS And AndroidAlto’s Dashboard makes it easy to access useful items from emails,…
Smartphone innovation is stalling Read more here Apple said to have a curved iPhone in 2017, just like SamsungApple will reportedly release a trio of new iPhones next year, including one premium model with a curved display similar to those…
Surprise! NSA data will soon routinely be used for domestic policing that has nothing to do with terrorism Read more here Surprise! NSA data will soon routinely be used for domestic policing that has nothing to do with terrorismAnother “national…
Graphene solar cell breakthrough 'sees' like a moth Read more here Graphene solar cell breakthrough ‘sees’ like a moth | Electronics WeeklyUniversity of Surrey Solar cell conversion efficiency could be dramatically increased if graphene research at the University of Surrey…
If programming languages were vehicles Read more here If programming languages were vehiclesC was the great all-arounder: compact, powerful, goes everywhere, and reliable in situations where your life depends on it.