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microsoft planning on a big features

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microsoft is working on releasing its wwindows 10 creator update on april 11th. This update will begin rolling out to machine during the next patch tuesday.hosting download images of the final Windows 10 Creators Update build (15063). and Microsoft plans to release it gradually to existing devices. If you don’t want to wait a couple of weeks, Microsoft is already While the Creators Update was originally scheduled to include People integration and Windows Mixed Reality, these features have...

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galaxy s8 have the greatest features you never believe.

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Samsung may still be trying to make up for its debilitating hardware nightmare, but it has one distinct advantage: it’s launching its new flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, early enough in the year that it gets to help establish a new standard for what a 2017 premium smartphone should be. One analyst even went as far as calling yesterday’s S8 event the launch of the “smartphone innovation Super Cycle.” If you believe that to be true, then that...

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oculus vr co-founder decide to leave facebook

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plamer luckey have decide to leave facebook for a reason which we can tell ,well according toThe Verge. “Palmer’s legacy extends far beyond Oculus. His inventive spirit helped kickstart the modern VR revolution and helped build an industry. We’re thankful for everything he did for Oculus and VR, and we wish him all the best.” Facebook apparently did not confirm whether he had left voluntarily.The 24-year-old Luckey became a controversial figure after he reluctantly admitted...

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meet EDTECH DK OSSEO-ASARE (AN INNOVATOR)

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DK received an A.B. in Engineering Design, both from Harvard University. His building and research explore sustainability by linking form-making, technology and geopolitics with social dimensions of global environment. TEDGlobal Fellow, Fulbright Scholar and co-founder of design think tank DSGN AGNC, he has presented his work at the Royal Institute of British Architects, Harvard Graduate School of Design, PennDesign, Cornell, KNUST, University of Ghana-Legon, Smart Cities Expo and on the BBC. He blogs about African...

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Apple just made a historic and risky change to all iPhones and i think it worth

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Apple released a big new update for iPhones and iPads on Monday, with nifty features like Find My AirPods and Siri improvements, but most people won't even notice the biggest change. As part of the iOS 10.3 update, Apple changed a basic part of how every iPhone and iPad works — its file system, or, basically the way the computer stores data and knows where and how to find it. With Monday's update, Apple updated...

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An interview with a graphic expert Karabo Moletsane

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Describe yourself in three sentences I’m a Johannesburg-based illustrator and graphic designer. I am really passionate about the preservation of the South African aesthetic and I often do so using illustration and graphic design. I think I’m a little quirky, quite energetic and I just really have a passion for seeing design flourish in South Africa. Who are some of the people/artists that influenced you? Well, the first one I have to speak about is...

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whats sciencetist did with a female reproductive system

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wow i just can't believe this,scientist has it the jack pot once again,however they have gone so far to understand the female reproductive system and study it more often than being. Researchers have developed an organ on a chip that models a woman's entire reproductive system, including menstruation and hormone-induced responses. It clearly doesn't look like the real thing (see above), but numerous key behaviors are present. for more info click here ...

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How human kidney was turn to a tiny biotech device

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A group of scientists from Boston University have explore to hack into mammalian cells -- human cells, even -- and make them follow logical instructions like computers can. While they're not the first researchers to program cells to do their bidding, previous successful studies mostly used "Escherichia coli" which are much easier to manipulate. These researchers were able to program human kidney cells into obeying 109 different sets of instructions, including responding to particular environmental conditions and following...

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Have you ever lost your valuable item before

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Have you ever lost your valuable item before i think this will help you get back your stuff Have you ever lost your valuable item before i think this will help you get back your stuff ...

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UNHCR believe tech has erase poverty

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Today the world is experiencing the highest levels of displacement ever recorded. UNHCR estimates that 24 people were forced to flee their homes each minute in 2015, four times more than a decade ago. One out of every 113 people on Earth has been displaced due to conflict or persecution, and 51 per cent of the world’s refugees are children, many of whom have been separated from their parents or are travelling alone. A mobile...

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Why tech ain't going to help trump admistration

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Watching the new president, I'm struck by the fact that he is making almost the identical mistake President Obama made during his first two years. Trump has picked a major entitlement to hang his hat on -- the same major entitlement, healthcare -- and shortly will discover what most CIOs know: You don't mess with anything that touches everybody. The likely outcome will be that like Obama, Trump will lose the house in the next...

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