Much has happened in the first month of 2020 than it has in years. Starting with Australia bush fires to the almost commencement to what they said was going to be World War 3 and now the epidemic of…
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For people who usually work indoors, leveling the brightness level to zero is just not enough that is why most applications are introducing the dark mode. From Youtube to Instagram every application now comes…
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The new viral app, Rewound lets you turn your iPhone into an iPod with just a click of a button. It’s a basic music player that is downloadable at the iOS App Store and it syncs to your apple music library. You…
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The idea that alcohol kills brain cells has been around for sometime but how true is it?  A recent study at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) of alcohol’s effect on rhesus macaque monkeys’ brain…
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Mental health is just as important as physical health, and the world now seems to be coming to terms with this fact. Depression is a disease that affects the mind and is difficult to ascertain in a human being.…
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No matter how much we talk about hardships in our lives, we all hope to live long and work towards making the extended life as happy as it can possibly be. With these thoughts in our subconscious mind, we tend…
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If you are someone who loves experimenting with futuristic culinary dishes and does not mind handing over samples of your saliva, urine and feces to the restaurant prior your visit then we assure you to trust…
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Apple has always given life a new dimension, which leads to something unique and essential for people. For many years now, products of Apple has made significant changes in the lives of people with technology…
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Polyethene plastics are so last century but do you know what is going to replace those lethal pieces of plastic? Lobster tails! A start-up company, named as Shellworks, by four designers of Royal College of Art…
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A team of brilliant scientists from University of Rochester were on an Antarctic expedition to study the climate of past times by using the sample of an 800,000-year-old ice core. Explaining the research, a…
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