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Last Wednesday, hip-hop artist and humanitarian Pras Michel launched Blacture — a platform designed to provide “both access and voice” to the black community — during a keynote speech at the University of Pittsburgh. Blacture’s most unique initiative appears to be the Motif, the first blockchain-based meant for the U.S. market. The...
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One of the fastest, and most efficient way to grow plants — you know, like carrots, tomatoes, flowers, and cannabis — is hydroponics. The problem that the Average Joe and Jane face, however, is how complicated and time consuming the process can be. It is difficult to balance the...
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Almost the entire hoteling business can be automated, and apparently, people at GetShop have made it happen! How the system works: It works like this: The guest books a hotel room online. On the day of arrival, the guest receives a code on SMS or email that grants him/her...
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Messaging app firm Snapchat has forayed into the world of hardware and introduced its first ever gadget – sun glasses with a built-in camera. Thelatest gadget, which the company is calling ‘Spectacles’, will go on sale later this fall priced at $129.99 (£100), according to The Wall Street Journal. At present, many camera glasses are available...
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We get many queries asking us about the reliability of AliExpress (as many times, along with Amazon, we also give an alternate link with lower prices). Sometimes we are even asked, how can we find a replica brand on AliExpress (not everyone can afford a genuine Armani watch...
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Gaming desktops and hardware are on a roar these years due to a potential rise in gaming community. That is the reason gaming companies are on a boom and struggling to deliver the best to the gamers. One such well known company – Origin stunned everybody...
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Ever ran out of disk space? In the future, you might not have to worry about that, especially when it comes to long-term storage. Microsoft has bought ten million strands of Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) from biology startup Twist Bioscience to research the usage of genetic material to store data. The data...
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We recently reported on Triton, the fake gadget that allows you to breathe underwater. It had raised $600,000+ when we published the article, but today, the figure is around $338,327 as we believe many people figured out their scam and got a refund. But there are still MANY people...
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A new Indiegogo campaign, which was able to collect $594,187 (at the time this article went live) or 12 times its target caught our eye. It claims to be the world’s first “Artificial Gills Re-breather” and tells us that it has been featured in big websites like Huffington, Yahoo...