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@Kaustubh Katdare · Feb 16, 2011
@Too Jun Lii · May 18, 2011
@thebigk • 12 hours ago
Samsung has announced that they're launching a special S Pen specially made for its foldable phones like Z Flip and Galaxy Z Fold. Other than that, Samsung has kept mum over the S Pen details like its Bluetooth capabilities, pressure sensitivity, precision etc. Just FYI - Samsung has confirmed that it won't launch a new Note at this event.
Joust
AUD$120K-$160K • Remote-Global(+/- 5hrs from GMT+10)
Joust is looking out for at least 7 years of demonstrated ability being a professional programmer in several technical disciplines with deep knowledge of multiple technologies.
@Ankita Katdare · Jul 28, 2011
@Kaustubh Katdare · Jan 17, 2015
@Kaustubh Katdare · Dec 5, 2013
@thebigk • 1 day ago
New type of magnetized cement promises roads that can charge your EVs while you drive. This new type of cement called magment consists of cement and recycled magnetic particles called ferrite. Magment, the German company that makes this cement says that the cement can deliver 95% wireless transmission efficiency. The company wants to test the capability of magment to charge EVs at 200KW+ power on the go.
@Manish Goyal · Mar 6, 2017
@Rajasekhar Ramireddy · Dec 18, 2012
@thebigk • 2 days ago
Fifty years ago, on July 26, 1971 NASA launched the Apollo 15 mission. It was NASA's 9th crewed mission and also the first one to use the Lunar Roving Vehicle - a battery-powered 4-wheeled rover built by Boeing. The LRV had a restricted range of about 9.5 Km from the lunar module; and was designed to operate for a total of 78 hours during the lunar day (which lasts for about 29 days). These cars were left parked on the surface of the moon to wait for the next generation of astronauts.