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They are best known for designing some of the world’s most iconic sports cars. But now artists at Italian car design company Pininfarina have come up with a futuristic ‘writing instrument’ that is a hybrid between a pen and a pencil – with the desirable looks of one of its concept cars. The 4.EVER […]
Yesterday, traffic around the Oba Ovoranmwen Square in Benin, Edo State, was held up by curious people who gathered to see how Aghogho Ajine, 20, tested his handmade wooden toy ‘drone’. The toy, a remote-controlled plane, took off, flew through the sky and landed successfully, with the onlookers cheering with excitement. However, officials of the Edo
Cell phone safety is an important issue in today’s world. Everyone knows that they’re dangerous. But exactly how dangerous? We don’t know yet, but they are dangerous. It is a common habit today that when we sleep we place our mobile phone under our pillow. Experts are saying it is not safe to sleep
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Very little separates many of the high-end tablets these days, with each new model claiming to be the fastest on the market. To put these claims to the test, Which? Magazine took the bestselling tablets from the likes of Apple, Samsung, Google and Tesco, covering various price ranges, and ran each one through speed
South Korea is to introduce a blazing fast 5G mobile internet service, quick enough to download a full length feature film in less than a second. While most of the world has yet to experience the improvements offered by 4G services, the technologically advanced country has announced a £900million in its successor. South Korea’s
A real Boeing 777 takes 50 days and hundreds of people to build, but one student has created an impressive miniature paper version of the jetliner. Luca Iaconi-Stewart crafted the incredible replica aircraft using only glue and manila cardboard folders, and it contains tiny details from padded airline seats, to fan blades in the
Forget carrying around a charger – your next mobile could be powered by the beating of your heart, researchers have revealed. A team of US and Chinese researchers has revealed a tint implantable battery they have used to power a pacemaker. It converts the constant movement of organs such as the heart, lungs and
Nissan, the Japanese car maker, said it would commence the assembly of locally-made cars in April. Senior officials revealed this at a meeting with the President Goodluck Jonathan at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Nissan Chief Executive Officer, Carlos Ghosn, said the company planned to roll out the first “made in Nigeria”
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A new record-breaking atomic clock is so precise it neither loses nor gains a second in five billion years – longer than the age of the Earth. The ‘strontium lattice clock’ is 50% more accurate than the previous record holder, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST – US) quantum logic clock. It is
A smart watch has been launched for five-year-olds as toddlers lead the way into a new era of wearable technology. The watch includes an on-board video and stills camera, voice recorder and a connection to a home computer to download images and sound. All are controlled through a 1.4in touchscreen, while the software allows
