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FAST: The Chinese with the largest telescope to hunt for aliens

The Chinese have a clear message for the Aliens. "You can run, but you can't hide!" In the Chinese province of Guizhou, a 500-meter spherical radio telescope recently began operating, taking over the status of the largest from the Arecibo observatory in Puerto Rico. It will survey as much as twice the area of the sky, and the parabolic dish will be used to study the universe and search for intelligent life outside our galaxy, and astronomers hope that it will also fill the gaps in the knowledge and understanding of our planet.

Music Artificial intelligence

This track is authored by artificial intelligence!

Artificial intelligence is taking over the world. Now she has also signed a track, actually two. Listen to two songs written entirely by Sony's artificial intelligence Flow Machines. What do you think has potential? Is it a rush machine? Listen and rate!

Gadgets

Flybrix - a lego drone that you build yourself

Now even children can build their own drone. Flybrix is the world's first lego drone that you can build yourself. The Flybrix team didn't originally plan to make a mini drone out of Lego bricks, but the versatile toy turned out to be a brilliant invention that can be used in many areas. When Lego bricks were used during technology testing and proved to be the ideal body, Flybrix was born. There are two different sets that are suitable for anyone aged 14+.

Smart phones Viral

Why are people drilling a hole in the iPhone 7? Does it really work?

Why are people drilling a hole in the iPhone 7? Although it's more than clear from the video that the trick doesn't work, desperate new iPhone users are falling for a prank by YouTuber TechRex, who recently posted a video showing how to make a 3.5mm headphone jack, which we know Apple has iPhone 7 removed.

Applications

Tinder Stacks: The app that helps you make decisions about… anything

Tinder, a mobile dating app, is characterized by selecting people based on swiping right or left on the screen. Now Tinder is expanding this feature to other aspects of life, not just finding a suitable partner. Can't decide which dress or shoes to choose or which movie to watch? The mobile application Tinder Stacks allows you to have friends help you, who vote for the option simply by swiping right or left across the screen.

Tech

iBag - Apple wants to patent a paper bag!

From the column 'it's not true, but it is'. Apple, known for high-tech products such as iPhone, MacBook, iPad, etc., is trying to patent a paper bag. In March this year, an American company that files patents regularly, like our grandmothers fruits and vegetables, filed a patent for a regular shopping bag with handles. What's the trick? Will the bag have built-in wireless technology? Will she analyze the content? None of that.

Gadgets

Snapchat Spectacles: Sunglasses that take photos and videos

First, Snapchat (as a company) is no longer Snapchat. Now it's just Snap. Second, and more importantly, Snap introduced Snapchat Spectacles, a pair of sunglasses for taking photos. The move is logical. Every second, more than 100 million active users of the Snapchat mobile application share more than nine thousand photos with each other. With the glasses, which will be available in three colors, it will be possible to capture both photos and videos.

Tech

The sounds of technological devices from the past that we miss

Those who have already been lucky enough to get their hands on an iPhone 7 are already reporting the first problems. When the new iPhone 7 Plus is exposed to a heavy software load, strange sounds come from the case. Although it is not a global problem, today we are used to devices working silently. But it wasn't always like that. Do you remember what kind of 'kazin' the floppy disk drive for 3.5-inch disks was running or how the cassette squealed while rewinding? Listen to the sounds of technological devices of the past.

Audio Tech

Sound - wireless headphones that look like earplugs

Human has introduced the innovative Sound wireless headphones, an audio-communication device that mimics the shape of the ear. Touch-sensitive headphones allow you to answer and end calls, as well as control music and volume. The headphones are connected to the smartphone as soon as the magnetically connected parts are separated.

Gadgets

NoPhone Air - the phone that doesn't exist

The NoPhone Air quasi-smartphone is a phone that doesn't exist. It's a phone like you've never seen before! And you won't either! If you order it, you only get the packaging, which is empty. There is only air in it. The NoPhone Air is the successor to the NoPhone, which shared only the shape with the smartphone, otherwise it is a piece of plastic. The Phantom NoPhone Air doesn't even have that. It's a romantic idea. However, it can still be bought.

Smart phones

The Google Pixel smartphone promises to revolutionize Android

Until now, Google has taken its phones more with the left hand. The sale was suitable for this as well. For October 4, 2016, he announced the revolution of Android phones. It previously served up an interesting video that whets our appetites and suggests that Google is finally taking its phones seriously. It will introduce the successor to the Nexus smartphones, which will bear the Pixel name.