[ad_1] The increasingly homogeneous design of smartphones could see a major overhaul next year, as Samsung prepares to unveil a phone that completely folds in half. No official word has been given …
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[ad_1] In another statement of decisive agreement to end one of Africa 's most enduring conflicts, an Ethiopian Airlines plane flew Wednesday to the United States. Eritrea neighbor across a border that …
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[ad_1] The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved a smallpox drug – a disease that was eradicated nearly 40 years ago. On July 13, the agency announced that she was approving …
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[ad_1] For this week's iPhone news, we are looking at Apple's plausible hardware lineup for 2018, a birthday and a drama in East Asia. Commentator and badyst Apple, Ming-Chi Kuo, agrees with …
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[ad_1] Juba legislators voted to extend the term of President Kiir and the transitional parliament by three years. Meanwhile, the UN imposed an arms embargo in South Sudan and sanctioned two military …
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[ad_1] The Iceman's stomach was full of fat. Museum of Archeology of South Tyrol Eurac M. Samadelli About 5,300 years ago, Otzi (aka "Fritz Frozen") was murdered in the Alps with a …
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[ad_1] Do not look now, but the PC may not be dead. According to Gartner, collector of market and industry metrics, global PC shipments have seen the first annual growth since 2012. …
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[ad_1] The global PC market grew for the first time in six years in the second quarter of 2018, thanks to upgrades in the business sector, said Thursday the Gartner research firm. …
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[ad_1] Last updated on July 12, 2018 7:16 pm ET Personal computer shipments in the second quarter experienced the largest increase in six years, due to stronger demand from commercial customers, according …
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[ad_1] Human evolution is not as linear and simple as it was once thought Creative Commons The thought that in the past there was a the only woman whose all humans have …
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