Overview IBM’s ThinkPad 701, known for its unique ‘butterfly’ sliding keyboard, attempted to deliver a full-sized typing experience in a compact laptop. Despite its innovative design, which allowed for key…
Summary KDE Plasma is introducing rounded bottom corners for windows in its upcoming version 6.5, a long-requested feature that aims to enhance the user interface. This update will replace the…
Summary Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has invested $10 million into a nonprofit called andOtherStuff that aims to develop open source social media tools. The initiative seeks to create innovative social…
The article discusses Ukraine’s innovative approach to combat, implementing a points system called “Army of Drones: Bonus”. This gamification of warfare allows Ukrainian military units to earn points for neutralising…
First Electronic-Photonic Quantum Chip Created In Commercial Foundry Scientists from Boston University, UC Berkeley, and Northwestern University have developed the world’s first electronic-photonic-quantum chip in a commercial foundry setting. This…
Summary Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, has made a significant move by investing $10 million into a new nonprofit focused on open-source social media initiatives. This organisation, known as ‘andOtherStuff’,…
Summary Eight healthy babies have been born in Britain thanks to a cutting-edge technique employing DNA from three individuals to prevent rare genetic disorders. This groundbreaking study reveals that by…
The article discusses how a viral TikTok moment featuring a couple caught on Coldplay’s kiss cam has inspired the creation of a unique video game called “Coldplay Canoodlers” by Jonathan…
Why IBM’s Amazing ‘Sliding Keyboard’ ThinkPad 701 Never Survived Past 1995 The IBM ThinkPad 701 was a revolutionary device featuring an expanding “butterfly” keyboard, able to stretch from 9.7 to…
KDE Plasma Finally Gets Rounded Bottom Window Corners KDE Plasma is set to introduce rounded bottom window corners in its upcoming version 6.5, a long-awaited visual change that many users…
