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Rumours: Apple to Remove the Notch on iPhone Screen in 2020

Rumours: Apple to Remove the Notch on iPhone Screen in 2020

The company’s plans in that respect were revealed by a Credit Suisse analyst with reference to Apple’s partners.
Meet the Loudest Worm on Earth

Meet the Loudest Worm on Earth

The species is called Leocratides kimuraorum, and it can produce sounds at up to 157 decibels.
British Supercar Getting Ready to Set a New World Record

British Supercar Getting Ready to Set a New World Record

The world’s fastest car was built back in 2015, but due to financial problems the company that created it has not yet been able to demonstrate its capabilities.
LG to Create Its Own Cryptocurrency Wallet

LG to Create Its Own Cryptocurrency Wallet

The company has already applied for registration of its ThinQ Wallet trademark. The digital wallet was earlier implemented in Samsung’s Galaxy S10 smartphone. The company is also creating a cryptocurrency support system in Samsung Pay.
Swedish company builds vintage style life simulator

Swedish company builds vintage style life simulator

The toy is called Evoboxx, and it was created by Love Hultén. This Swedish studio recreates games, musical instruments and other tools in a retro style. 

Diver Robot to Search for European Treasures

It will scout for them in flooded mines numbering about 30 thousand in Europe.

Vegebot Agricultural Robot Working on British Garden Beds

The machine was built specifically for harvesting iceberg lettuce. It identifies ripe lettuce heads with 91% accuracy.

Experts evaluate Huawei HongMeng operating system 

The Chinese company started developing its own OS after the US International Trade Administration banned sales of American software. These regulations will not affect phones and tablets that have already been released. 

One-armed barista: Rostec unveils a new robot

The device was presented on July 8 at the Innoprom exhibition running in Yekaterinburg.

Samsung Getting Ready to Release a New Super Flagship

The company has released a new commercial indicating that Galaxy Note10 will be a full-fledged replacement for a personal computer, laptop and phone.

Toyota creates car powered by solar panels

The company is currently finishing laboratory testing. By the end of the month, the automobile will be tested on a proper racetrack. 

The human heart will beat without oxygen

Scientists from The University of Manchester are currently working on teaching the big pump to work without any oxygen. This idea was inspired by ordinary turtles. 

Radical Rapture, an Everyday Race Car

Rapture has been developed by a British company Radical Sportscars and presented at the Goodwood Festival of Speed held in England.

German aircraft learn to land on their own

Similar technology has previously worked only for landings at large airports. Soon the autopilot will be used even on small airfields.

LightSail 2 Establishes Communication with Earth

LightSail 2 belongs to the solar sailing type of spacecraft intended to reduce the cost of satellite fuel for space corporations.

This Japanese robot uses sticks instead of legs for walking

Don’t let its funny exterior fool you: this device is equipped with advanced artificial intelligence based on machine learning. 

Researchers Create a Sollar Collector That Does Not Lose Heat

The device was developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It differs from the previous models in one small detail.

Google hot air balloon provided 223 days of Internet connection

The Loon hot air balloon started out as a small Google project, but with time it evolved into a separate company. It recently broke the record in providing continuous Internet connection. 

Former NASA astronaut decides to circumnavigate the Earth in 48 hours 

Terry Virts has already made 3400 orbits around the Earth in Space, and now he has decided to start a new journey - this time in the atmosphere. It will be the fastest journey in history.

Capcom speaks about cooperation with the Japanese police

Japan's largest video game manufacturer has confirmed its involvement in the PR campaign run by the local law enforcement agencies to recruit new specialists.

American Black Hornet drones sent to Afghanistan

The first batch of devices was sent to soldiers in the 3rd brigade of the 82nd Airborne Division. 

The first ever photo of an atom's magnetic field

A tiny MRI installation helped to get exclusive shots. Physicists not only photographed the magnetic field, but also managed to interact with it.

Flying car races set for 2020

The races will take place in the Mojave desert in the United States. The event will be organized by Australian company Alauda. 

Digital Luggage Tags will speed up check-in at UK Airports

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) have approved British Airways proposed use of digital tags to track luggage.
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