Tech news 4/25

Machine makes drinking water from thin air. The world health organization reports that 780 million people don't have access to clean water, and 3.4 million die each year due to water-bone diseases. But an Israeli company thinks it can play a part in alleviating the crisis by producing drinking water from thin air. Water-gen has developed an atmospheric water-generation units using its "genius" heat exchanger to chill air and condense water vapor. 

Spring Break

   this past week i was off for spring break. most people went on vacation in other countries but i stayed home and slept. on  Friday i picked up my stepsister from the rockaway mall and drove to
kinchley's. the pizza they have there is very hot and crispy. we had a onion pie and a sausage pie.
   when i finished sleeping i played a fun game called run. i also saw my family for my mothers birthday. i didn't really do much during the break since it was my time off. i also played a fun game on my iphone called clash of clans. it is a fun game to play that a lot of people are playing. i also solved my Rubik cube a few times

My Voki

Bitcoin is an experimental decentralized digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority: managing transactions and issuing money are carried out collectively by the network. this might sound good but for some reason a few country don't want  it and some haven't decided if they want it or not. Iceland and Vietnam don't want to have it for their country and many countries are still deciding.

J&B Jet Pack flyer

tech news 3/28/14

It's been a long battle, but Microsoft seems to have figured out a definitive strategy for keeping Apple's hands off proceeds from its mobile software. But in many ways, Apple is the smaller of two birds Microsoft just clipped with a single stone. Today marks the announcement of Office for IPad, Microsoft's core productivity suite that, slightly different than on iPhone, exists on tablets as standalone "freemium" apps. In doing so, Microsoft has pulled in the most asked-for platform into its Office 365 umbrella, tying its effectiveness to that $99 annual subscription service and locking out Apple from the 30 percent cut as to be expected.

Do Now 3/24

Two days ago I was my Grandpa's house and my Mother was flipping trough the channels and she found a show called "The Wahlburgers." It is reality show about Mark Wahlburg and how his family used to work or what they did when they were young. In one episode Mark's friends were flying out to l.A. and they left with 20 burgers and when they got to the house they only had 2. It was sort of funny but it was really interesting.