A new kind of fat bike, power is transferred to both the rear and front wheels when you pedal. The result is better traction and mobility on snow and variable terrain. Built for an expedition to the South Pole, the…
A new kind of fat bike, power is transferred to both the rear and front wheels when you pedal. The result is better traction and mobility on snow and variable terrain. Built for an expedition to the South Pole, the…
Apple, Google, and Coca-Cola are the most valuable brands in the world this year, according to recent research from Interbrand. The annual Interbrand Best Global Brands report was…
AI Algorithm Economy Blockchain Impact in Capital Markets by Dinis Guarda for tradersdna AI and Capital Markets Reading the Mind of the Market Fintech and special AI, algorithm economy and Blockchain are the drivers capital markets. The bellow guest article…
The old adage “Money can’t buy happiness” is pithy, but it’s not exactly true. Money can buy lots of things that make you happy. It can also reduce a lot of your stress. However, you still need to know and…
Oct. 31, 2016, 10:00 AM 0 Up to 18% of Americans say they’ve seen a ghost, and there might be scientific explanation for it. A specific tone, called the ‘ghost frequency’ could create a vibration that shakes the…
Why men and women can’t agree on the perfect temperature A thermostat from ‘Nest’ at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, 08 January 2015. The trade show takes place from 06 to 09 January 2015. Photo by:…
Ever since HBO’s “Westworld” premiered, fans have had their suspicions about one character in particular (besides the Man in Black). Bernard Lowe is Ford’s right hand man — he’s in charge of behavior and programming. And if you’ve been…
If you accept conventional views of the Milky Way, humans live in a sort of cosmic cul-de-sac: our star is in the Orion Arm (aka Local Arm), a small spur sitting in between the much larger Sagittarius and Perseus arms.…
Throw away your holiday snaps and deactivate your aspirational Pinterest boards, because Australian man Gabriel Scanu has shut down the photography game. The 20-year old uses drones to capture some of the most aerial photographs your eyes have ever clapped…