This is not intended to get any anti-war activists going on a rampage. What I am going to relate is a story about a humanbeing that just happens to be a soldier. I just want some opinions. I am ...
With the extensive press coverage and editorials on the war that covers the news now, would we have won the war? Or would the military spend a good bit of its time trying to passify the press and ...
Hello, all.
My boyfriend is going to be deployed to, likely Iraq, soon. I don't know what to do. I can't stop him since he already enlisted. I heard that since he is in the army, maybe ...
I know the Army gets some too, but for every story I see involving soldiers there seems to be five about marines. I just don't understand why the Marines get so much more publicity when soldiers ...
Personally the Attack Helicopter. Additional Details Okay lets not include Nukes beacuse no one has ever used them against soldiers, Hiroshima and Nagasaki where population centres with ...
Good news for iPhone fans. Apple has patented a technology that seems to be the ideal solution for protecting the iPhone smartphone if it is dropped or gets shock heating.
The new device acts as an airbag scale, but with maximum efficiency. It is not even seen the car classic version, but the basic principle is similar. Thus, Apple specialists have developed a system that is equipped with a sensor signal to launch a specific impact and triggers swelling protective material.
Thus, the shock is absorbed. The patent specifies the use of different materials such as polymers, gels, silicone or foam placed between the display and the device. Even if the iPhone display is based on Gorilla Glass, which provides enhanced shock rezistence, an airbag is always welcome.
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