TECHNOLOGY

FAA To Allow Portable Devices Use Throughout Flights

Travelers will soon be allowed to use most of their electronic devices throughout the entire flight. The Federal Aviation Administration announced this Thursday, Oct. 31. But voice communications on smartphones will still be prohibited.

Beyonce Did Not Photobomb Melbourne Teen's ‘Selfie’ [VIDEO]

Beyonce did not photobomb the “selfie” of a teen from Melbourne who recently watched her concert. The Beyonce “selfie” photobombing incident exploded all over the news and has made Valentina, the girl who took a self portrait or “selfie,” a viral star. However, it looks like the photobomb was not accidental, but was actually done with the pop star’s consent.

Smell Your Smartphone Notifications With Scentee Variants

Scentee, a Japanese-based firm, has developed a minute device that allows you to smell, not hear your smartphone notifications. This device is plugged into the headphone port of your smartphone and lets you smell the notifications instead of the usual beeps. It works for both Android and iOS devices.
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Google and Asus Join Once More for 2014 Chromebook: Chromebook ultrabook anyone?

It appears Google and Asus want to continue exploring what their partnership will yield. The two tech companies have already developed first and second generation Nexus 7. There are also reports saying Google will be releasing Nexus 10 2 under Asus. This time, another report highlights another partnership between the two. The two tech giants will be releasing a Chromebook in 2014. Can it be as successful as the previous two ventures?

How to Block Those Annoying Bitstrips or Comic Strips on Facebook?

Are you really annoyed by the comic strips flooding your Facebook News Feed? Have cartoon avatars taken over your Facebook Timeline homepage making it look like a long cartoon strip and you want to block it? Here you will find exactly how to block annoying Bitstrips or those comic strips on your Facebook page.

Russian Mark Zuckerberg, Pavel Durov, Explains Bizarre Money Plane Throwing Incident

Russia’s Mark Zuckerberg thought it was funny that people scrambled to catch the money they threw out the window. Pavel Durov, founder of VKontakte, Russia’s biggest social network, said that the spectacle they created in 2012 when they threw paper planes made of money out the window was hilarious because it showed how “different” they were from those people.

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