Billions of dollars are being spent on how a web connection can improve driving.
Ian Hardy looks at innovations – everything from driverless cars to sensors that can detect potential collisions – taking place in the car industry.
Watch the video – here (duration: 04:46)
Brian Cox made a quantum leap from playing pop with D:Ream to putting the fizz into physics on TV. He talks to Bryony Gordon about his new series, Wonders of Life.
Read the Telegraph article – here
As part of the “Google X” project, the co-founder of Google had been seen testing their new augmented reality glasses
Read the article from The Guardian – here
The internet’s next big frontier
A video from the BBC on new developments, watch – here (5:30)
Familiar? I would rather grow my own food if shopping was like this…
watch this hilarious video – here (2:01)
How much we walk in our life time, the number of combinations on a Rubik cube and other interesting facts.
watch the video – here (2:24)
Maybe not flying cars and domestic robots, but the future gadgets do seem interesting, which one is your favourite? The bendable phone? 3D printing? Clever robots?
A 10 minute video and an article from the BBC – view here
Ernesto Sirolli’s passionat talk about his experiences in Africa and what he learned.
The future of books.
Have you got an e-reader? What do you think of them, would you get one? Do you already have one? Will books ever be obsolete?
Tanulni együtt jó! Tanulni úgy jó, hogy elfelejtjük, hogy tanulunk, azt csináljuk, amit szeretünk, es közben “ránk ragad” egy csomó hasznos dolog is.