Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia is the term for the fear of the number 666.

A glimpse into the mind of a Nobel Prize winner - this doodle was made by physicist T.D. Lee during talks with Chen Ning Yang, while both were visiting scientists at Brookhaven National Laboratory in the US in 1956. Their discussions led to radical questioning of one of physics' basic principles and resulted in the duo being awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1957 for discovering that the supposedly absolute law of parity conservation had been violated. ...

I found this wonderful article online that seems to have been abandoned for some time now (source below), it's called:

Timing of Entry from PDAs to Smart Phones: The Evolution of an Industry

Despite having innovative and sophisticated product designs, most of the early PDA companies failed. This was mainly because the success of PDAs was dependent on several aspects of enabling technology that had not been fully developed at the time a flurry of companies ventured into this sector. The success of PDAs was dependent on the invention of enabling technologies such as handwriting recognition software, modems, and power and memory miniaturization.


Several enabling technologies had no capacity to support PDA manufacture. Handwriting recognition was ...

Snail and slug earbuds. Looks like they are coming for your brains!

A DNA ring, to remember what makes you, you.

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We're all connected. The red hotspots on this map show where the most devices that can access the internet are located