Yesterday, the State Department announced that it's had to temporarily shut down its email system and public websites following a breach of its computer systems.
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The oldest lightbulb in continuous use was installed before the Wright Brothers took flight, is 110 years old, and is still as beautiful as the day she was born. In fact, it's likely the oldest electrical device in continuous use period. Take a moment and consider just how much the world has changed around this one, singular device.
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A French startup called Prynt recently debuted a $99 smartphone case that includes a built-in printer.
The case's printer connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth and can print photos in roughly 50 seconds.
"At the moment, only one sheet of paper can fit in the case," Prynt CEO Clement Perrot told RT. "However, this will soon be increased to up to 30 pieces."
Prynt began designing the printer case in January and will launch its first case, priced at $99, at the beginning of next year.
Though the Prynt case is designed for 4-inch smartphones, the company says it plans to make cases for larger phone models in the future. The company's developers also say future cases will be able to print pictures in under 30 seconds.
Check out the Prynt smartphone case in action:
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The last time we lusted over a cloned video game console it wasn't some cheap plastic knock-off from Taiwan, it was the Analogue Nt, a perfect NES homage made from a solid block of aluminum. And now the Analogue Nt's creators are back with a new creation that sees a classic Neo Geo arcade system elegantly packed into a slim wooden housing that looks downright beautiful.
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Last Friday you saw the SR-71 Blackbird cockpit in glorious ultra-HD. Veteran Blackbird pilot Richard Graham explains how the cockpit actually works in this fascinating video filmed inside the cockpit. Lots of technical words, but seeing him moving around inside that tight cockpit is really cool.
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