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Rumors have spread about the new "iPhone 12" phone for months, sparking speculation about upcoming major updates that may worry rival Android phones, especially Samsung. There are still many unknowns about the new "iPhone 12", the details of which we will discover at the upcoming Apple conference at the
IPhone users are eagerly awaiting the month of October, until the new devices are announced, but they may find themselves required to pay "exorbitant prices", according to what has been revealed by leaks in the field of technology. According to the "New York Post" newspaper, the upcoming "iPhone 12"
Written by prof./ Mohamed Elmelgy Electric cars promise a greener future. But current battery technology limits how far you can go on a single charge. One possible workaround: “electric motorways”—roads that will charge your electric vehicle as you drive on it. The UK government has already spent £200,000 ($300,000)
A new scientific study claims that “tears of birds and reptiles have a similar chemical composition to that of humans; a finding that may help scientists develop eyes treatment.” On account of a new study, which found that birds and reptiles have the same chemical composition of humans, better
The authorities in Mauritius announced that the condition of the Japanese cargo ship, which crashed into a coral reef last month, deteriorated early Saturday morning and broke apart, threatening a marine environmental disaster. The National Crisis Committee in Mauritius confirmed today, Sunday, that the condition of the "MV Wakachio"
