The two Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft were deployed in 1977 and have been moving at high speed since then. The Voyager 2 had to struggle with a technical problem. NASA has managed to reactivate the probe. Voyager 2 has now left the solar system and is 18.5 billion kilometers away from us. On … Read more
Sometimes we observe that during the day the sun is on one side and the moon on the other. Why does this happen? Although the moon has no light of its own, in some positions it receives so much sunlight that it can be seen not only at night. The phenomenon is known as “moon … Read more
Outdated technologies sooner or later become history. The same thing will happen soon Adobe flash. This web standard was very popular in the early 2000s, but now it is used much less frequently. And from December 31, almost all current browsers will stop supporting it. This means the death of numerous flash games, but some … Read more
The latest generation of iPad mini (5) and iPad Air (3) are now sold refurbished on the American site of Apple. The two ranges are present only in the Wi-Fi versions, not on cell phones. The iPad mini 5 and the Air 3 joined the iPad Pro in refurbished This is a good sign for … Read more
The week is ending and it’s time to take stock of what has happened in the past few days. Like every Sunday evening, we offer a debriefing with our Week & Play column where we come back to the big announcements. Evoked links: EA is preparing for a big year Several financial reports have fallen, … Read more
Does the iMac come from glass? Is there an iPhone with Touch ID on the side? That and more are the topics in today’s broadcast. We also discuss Apple’s quarterly figures, of course. – welcome to episode 130. As usual, we also start this issue with a little mail from you and we have an … Read more