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A company from Slovakia is currently in spotlight of the world, the reason some time ago the company released a video of a flying car, a car that could fly from one point to another, this is not just prototype, but it's real.  AeroMobil 3.0 is different from the car in general. In video released AeroMobil or flying car can be driven on highway, then, the car is on the air by utilizing the runway in south Austin, Texas, United States. When this car wants to fly the two sides of the wings will come out slowly. According to information from various sources, a Rotax 192 engine embedded in this flying car, it means that the machine can increase the speed of the car to 160km / h on the highway and more than 200km / h in air. In the fuel consumption at the same time "land" is in the range of 8 liters per 100 km, and during the flight - up to 15 l / h. Maximum range of 875 km and the distance to fly on a single tank is limited to 700 km. AeroMobil CEO Juraj Vaculik becomes part...

Games for Change: Improving through Gaming Most of us grew up with the notion that playing video games is nothing more than recreational – that it’s something we do on weekends and it’s meant to be nothing but fun. In the past few years, however, our notion of video games has changed, and in fact, more and more people are starting to take it seriously. Not only is the Museum of Modern Art already featuring over a dozen video games as examples of the perfect execution of interactive design.   Just as the many now consider video games as art, even more now see them as potential instruments for social change. This is seen in the efforts of a movement called Games for Change , which built upon the growing awareness of Serious Games, or games that were designed to help educators reach out to children by incorporating lessons into fun video games. Games for Change has been helping developers of games that try to effect social change through conferences and conventions, and with gaming ...

Multinational electronics corporation headquartered in Japan, that Panasonic has just introduced a surveillance camera with 4G connectivity features latest, surveillance cameras, named Nubo toughness comes with a weather resistant, so that the camera can be placed inside or outside room. In addition to the latest connectivity features 4G presented by these devices, Nubo also do not need a Wi-Fi network to remain connected to the network. Nubo is the first surveillance camera with 4G connectivity features   However, there is a data package is priced for these devices; data plans offered for the device also range from $ 7 to $ 10 per month. Panasonic also cooperate with Vodafone as the party that offers a data packet to the device's surveillance cameras, as another option with a better service, Vodafone offer backup services cloud storage and 2500 notification for 1 month. Different from the data package is priced at $ 7- $ 10, which only provides storage services per week and 250 n...