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Elon Musk told Miami’s mayor Friday that The Boring Company could dig a two-mile tunnel under the city for as little as $30 million and asked them to complete the work within six months, which is originally done in four-years. In a video posted on Twitter, Mayor Francis Suarez shared this information about his “wonderful …
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Apparently, many firms are attempting to address the selfie camera notch dilemma in different ways. Oppo has a concept that they could introduce as early as this year that allows a single pop-up camera module to use mirrors to take both front and backward images from a single unit. A light path deflecting mirror will …
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After a glacier fell into a dam and created a massive flood in northern India, hundreds of individuals are missing and presumed dead. A deluge of water caused the broken dam to spill into a valley in the state of Uttarakhand. At least three bodies have been found and 150 people are registered as missing, …
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Myanmar has witnessed the largest protests in more than ten years, as thousands of people pretested against the military coup. According to BBC News, people have demanded the release, Aung San Suu Kyi, of an elected leader. However, the military silent about the increasing opposition to Monday’s coup. The throng of protesters chanted “We don’t …
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A video of an aerobics trainer, Khing Hnin Wai, dancing in the background of armed vehicles driving into the parliament has sent shock waves on the internet with users calling the clip the most ‘absurd thing of the 21st century’ as news of the military coup in Myanmar keeps people around the world on the seat …
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Twitter is abuzz after the official anthem of the Pakistan Super League’s (PSL) sixth edition hit TV screens. Soon after the song, “Groove Mera” was released a plethora of people on Twitter couldn’t keep their thoughts from Twitter. The song, featuring Naseebo Lal, Aima Baig, and Young rappers, has been both western and cultural touch …
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Following Monday’s declaration of an international coalition, the Alphabet Workers Union (AWU) is in chaos. Alpha Global, the coalition, was billed as a worker-led project, but US union members admit they didn’t hear about it until an exclusive was released by The Verge. The piece contained a quotation from AWU executive council member Parul Koul’s …
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The United Arab Emirates has declared that Emirati citizenship will now be legally attainable for foreigners, with the Gulf State being a big first. For a country whose economy depends heavily on expatriates, for whom citizenship is usually dependent on their work permits, the shift is a drastic change of direction. However, foreigners will not …
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In the Electric and Autonomous Vehicles Market, Ford Motor Company Has Carried Out Ambitious Expansion Plans as It Strives to Battle Tesla. The automaker is spending US$29 billion in space, which corresponds to a net loss of US$2.8 billion for the fourth quarter. The carmaker was determined to spend a total of $11.5 billion on …
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GILGIT: Pakistani famous mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara, who was accompanied by two other climbers from Iceland and Chile went missing during their winter climb on K2. The 3-member expedition has not been established since Saturday. According to Shigar district Assistant Commissioner Waqas Johar that a rescue operation has been launched, on Saturday to search for …
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