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  • Should you switch from iPhone to Android?

    Should you switch from iPhone to Android?

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    Switching from iPhone to Android device is a question on the minds of many smartphone users; especially as Android flagships continue to innovate and close the gap in performance and features. Both platforms have their strengths and weaknesses, and the choice ultimately depends on your priorities and usage pattern. Here’s a detailed look at whether…

  • Tomorrow, for the first time in history, a spacecraft will pass through the Sun’s atmosphere

    Tomorrow, for the first time in history, a spacecraft will pass through the Sun’s atmosphere

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    solar probe NASA Parker Solar Probe It will achieve its most dangerous feat tomorrow, on December 24, 2024. After six years of approaching the star at the center of our solar system, the spacecraft is expected to come within 3.8 million miles. The surface of the Sun. This small distance, in cosmic terms, allows scientists…

  • What to expect from iOS 19: all the rumors

    What to expect from iOS 19: all the rumors

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    iOS 19 is not expected to be announced until June 2025, but information about the software update is already starting to emerge. We’ve rounded up the biggest iOS 19 rumors so far below. More Siri like ChatGPT According to Mark Gurman Bloomberg, iOS 19 will introduce a “more conversational Siri” based on “more advanced large…

  • iPhone sizes will change next year

    iPhone sizes will change next year

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    this year Apple changed screen size iPhone 16 ProWe also expect a change in the size of the screens in the series next year to make it larger than the 2023 iPhone 15 Pro model. iPhone 17. Here’s what we know. Standard iPhone 17 Apple may introduce a new screen size for the standard iPhone…

  • STRIX convertible drone made its first flight

    STRIX convertible drone made its first flight

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    BAE Systems, the UK’s largest defense company, said: STRIX – a new type of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft – made its first flight. Designed primarily for military use, STRIX was introduced to the public at the Avalon Air Show in Australia last February. It has the ability to fly autonomously or by remote…

  • What to expect from iOS 19: all the rumors

    List of iPhones and iPads that will support iOS 19 has been published

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    Information about whichTelephone will be compatible with iOS 19French blog iPhoneSoft.fr shared this, citing a tipster who had previously posted a similar iOS compatibility list. The new operating system is expected to work on all devices where it is available iOS 18: iPhone 16; iPhone 16 Plus; iPhone 16Pro; iPhone 16 Pro Max; iPhone 15;…

  • There is granite on Mars that contains the elements necessary for life

    There is granite on Mars that contains the elements necessary for life

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    A recent study sheds light on the ancient past of Mars and shows how changes in crustal thickness affected the planet’s magmatic evolution and hydrology. This research challenges long-held assumptions about Mars and suggests that the thick crust beneath the southern highlands supported granitic magma and underground aquifers billions of years ago. Evolution of Mars’…

  • Light reveals hidden physics in superconductors

    Light reveals hidden physics in superconductors

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    New light studies of Bi2212 superconductors reveal important information about high-temperature superconductivity, advancing research into room temperature applications. copper oxide (CuO2) superconductorsIncluding2Sir2CaCu2HE8+delta (Bi2212) is characterized by extremely high critical temperatures. Previous studies using optical reflectance measurements have shown that Bi2212 exhibits strong optical anisotropy, meaning that its optical properties vary depending on the direction of…

  • Qualcomm wins lawsuit over licensing of Arm chips

    Qualcomm wins lawsuit over licensing of Arm chips

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    Qualcomm Won a landmark case against British chipmaker Arm Holdings. The case focused on whether it infringed Qualcomm License agreement after the acquisition of the Nuvia startup in 2021. Nuvia’s chip designs were allegedly based on Arm’s technology, and Arm argued that Qualcomm should pay a higher royalty fee for its use post-acquisition. The jury…

  • Scientists peered into an Antarctic lake hidden beneath the ice and discovered a never-before-seen ecosystem

    Scientists peered into an Antarctic lake hidden beneath the ice and discovered a never-before-seen ecosystem

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    Scientists investigating the frozen Enigma Lake in Antarctica have discovered an ecosystem full of strange microbial communities. Enigma Lake in Antarctica lives up to its name. The permanently ice-covered lake, named for the strange debris cone at its center, was until recently thought to be frozen. However, scientists have discovered a hidden freshwater layer beneath…