We don’t need to be told that technology has changed the world. We’ve seen it happen over the last century, and we’re seeing it happen today. We’ve seen it in the progression from the world’s first computer, a humongous piece of machinery, to the tiny, advanced computers millions of us carry in our pockets every day.
While it is easy to recover data in case of an operating system crash, it is not the same in the event of a PC or a Laptop crash where data is deleted due to bad blocks, partition corruption, hard drive failure, etc. It becomes a real problem and a top priority over everything else.
You must have come across the term ‘virtual phone number’ in the recent past. This has gained a lot of popularity over the last few years but there are a lot of people who are unsure as to what it is all about. Initially it was considered to be a number on the internet that mainly revolves around internet based activity. Sadly, only a certain part of that is correct.
These days the world of business is on the internet. If you are competitor in the industry, you need to have a strong online presence in order to sustain in the competition. One of the best ways to ensure that you have the correct online presence is by having a good business app.
With the huge benefits and rise of video conferencing in the past few years, many of us forget that it wasn’t too long ago that audio conferencing was growing at an exponential rate with new versions coming out every other month.
Online shopping is changing how people acquire vintage and antique items. While finding the perfect vintage faux fur coat might have once required a trip to an overstuffed—and honestly, smelly—physical store, it’s now a handful of clicks away for savvy buyers who have some idea of what they like. For entrepreneurs looking to capitalize on their keen eye and resell antique furniture, vintage fashions, and other wares from bygone eras, setting up an e-store is the premier way to centralize goods and reach people from around the country or world.
There are two most important things, which you need to know about any VPN provider: price and quality. It is important to know that you can test the service, before buying a paid version. Hotspot Shield VPN gives you such an opportunity so that it is already a big plus.
Camcorders have been one of the most popular and widely bought gadgets across the globe during the 1990s. With the introduction of the 2010s and the launch of the smart phones, the demand for the camcorders, somewhat went down a little.
Cyclist cheats death by changing flights - twice
Maarten de Jonge is a Dutch cyclist riding for the UCI Continental Bike Aid. Surely he's had quite a few near-death situations during his biking career - things like this are unavoidable in traffic. Yet nothing in the life of an average human can be compared to how he cheated death twice when preparing for flights.
De Jonge, 31, was scheduled to take both Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 AND Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in 2014. He changed his mind both times, though, so he didn't board any of these flights. The results: one plane crashed in the ocean, one plane shot down in Ukraine, and one cyclist who has survived both times.
Fidel Castro - the leader supremo who cheated death hundreds of times
Fidel Castro was surely a mote in many eyes. Being the leader of one of the last remaining Communist countries is not what you would call a life insurance. During his reign in Cuba, Castro was the target of over 600 assassination attempts, including ones using poisoned cigars, exploding cigars, hidden needles and its likes. Whether his survival can be attributed to luck or the preparedness of his security detail is unknown.
Castro survived all the attempts to his life. He passed away on November 25th, 2016, at the age of 90. The cause of his death was not disclosed.
Tsutomu Yamaguchi - the man who survived two atom bombs
Nuclear weapons are so destructive that they only needed to be deployed twice to convince the world that they are too horrible to use. Surviving one of the two would be an achievement on its own. And how about surviving both? Well, that's what happened to Tsutomu Yamaguchi, an oil tanker designer.
