Happy 11th Birthday, Mozilla Firefox!

1 years ago, Mozilla Firefox 1.0 was released by The Mozilla Foundation, calling it “a fast, full-featured browser that makes browsing more efficient than ever before.” Even after the release of many browsers focused on power-users, Firefox continues to remain favorite of millions.  Everybody has one favorite web browser that they love. However, in past one year, I haven’t been loyal to one particular browser. I've used Firefox and Chrome as my primary browsers, paid my allegiance to Microsoft’s Edge and Vivaldi for some time, and meanwhile tried out some other open [.....]

Meet The Ticwatch, An Impressive Apple Watch Competitor From China

Apple may be killing it in China with the iPhone, but the U.S. firm faces a pretty impressive young competitor in the smart watch space on Chinese soil. It isn't running Android, but there is a Google connection. Mobvoi, a two-year-old Chinese startup founded by ex-Googlers, is shaping up to be a very credible smartwatch rival. The company specializes in language search technology, and it is that which forms the core of its own smartwatch operating system — Ticwear — and its self-made hardware: the Ticwatch. An investment from Google, which partnered with the company to bring Android Wear to China, put Mobvoi in the international spotlight last month, but how does its tech fare? The answer is pretty well. On the sidelines of our Beijing event last week, Mobvoi [.....]

Wanna be an Astronaut ? NASA is hiring



If your dream is to land your feet on Mars then you may have a shot because NASA is recruiting would-be space explorers. NASA will start accepting applicants from December 14th till mid of February. NASA is looking to increase their crew members which are currently only 47 whereas in the year 2000 there were 149 space explorers. According to NASA, “The selected candidates may fly on any of the four different U.S. vessels during their careers: The International Space Station, Two commercial crew spacecraft currently in [.....]

Steve Jobs Tells the Best Definition of Object-Oriented Programming






It’s a well-known fact that even without any formal engineering training, Steve Jobs had an unteachable understanding of technology.
Many people avoid calling him a programmer or an engineer, but nobody would deny that he was a visionary. He said that it took a very unique combination of technology, talent, business, marketing, and luck to change what he called the “fastest-moving industry in the world.” Here, I’d like to share with you an expert from a 1994 Rolling Stone interview, where Steve Jobs explains exactly what object-oriented software is. It’s [.....]

Zuckerberg Asks for New Year’s Resolution Suggestions


Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants a little help from the members of his social network. Each year, Zuckerberg takes on what he calls “a personal challenge” and, this year, he is looking to Facebook users for some ideas. “I’m crowdsourcing ideas for my next year’s personal challenge,” Zuckerberg wrote on his wall. “For background, every year I take on a challenge to broaden my perspective and learn something about the world beyond my work at Facebook.” Challenges in years past have included learning to speak Mandarin, meeting [.....]

How to Get Your Story into Google News

Before we talk about how to get your business story into Google news, we ought to talk about why. It is obvious, of course, that you want your business story in the news.
But why Google news in particular?
Well, first, if your business has been attempting to increase its exposure in organic Google web search or even Google shopping, a few more simple steps can increase how much publicity you’ll receive, in an area where your competitors can’t easily follow you. Since you’re already creating [.....]

Ancient Trees

Woman Spends 14 Years Photographing World’s Oldest Trees Beth Moon, a photographer based in San Francisco, has been searching for the world’s oldest trees for the past 14 years. She has traveled all around the globe to capture the most magnificent trees that grow in remote locations and look as old as the world itself.
“Standing as the earth’s largest and oldest living monuments, I believe these symbolic trees will take on a greater significance, especially at a time when our focus is directed at finding better ways to [.....]

25+ Brilliant DIY Ideas How To Recycle Your Old CD’s

Remember the days when we had shelves full of CDs with music, movies, and back-ups of our more-important-than-life files? If you haven’t thrown them away yet, this list is for you!
1. Animal Sculptures Made Of Shattered Cds
2. Mosaic Tile Birdbath



3. Waste landscape

4. Mirror
5. Guitar
6. Mosaic Flower Pot
7. Christmas Ornaments

8. Jewelry Box
9. Mosaic Table

10. Coasters

11. Kleenex Box Decor
12. [.....]

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