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The One Plus 5 Although they weren’t met without criticism, last year’s  OnePlus 3  and  3T  were two of the  best Android phones  of 2016 – not just because of their solid spec sheets or sleek and sexy hardware, but also because  OnePlus  has always found it important to make their phones more affordable than the competition. But what happens when OnePlus makes a r eally  nice phone and increases the price tag? We’re about to find out. The  OnePlus 5  has officially been unveiled, sporting a dual-camera setup, top-of-the-line specs, and an all-new desi gn. Here’s what you need to know about OnePlus’ latest flagship. Fun Fact : There was no OnePlus4 released by the company as the number '4' is considered unlucky in China! [OnePlus is form China FYI] It’s clear that OnePlus is sticking to what works and changing the things that don’t. For starters, the OnePlus 5 has the same display specs as t...

10. The iPhone: Steve Jobs made a name for himself when he famously stated that Apple has 'always been shameless about stealing great ideas' but did the tech juggernaut steal a Florida man's idea for an 'electronic reading device'? Apple found themselves in hot water in June 2016 when Thomas S Ross decided to sue Apple for $10 billion,for stealing his idea.According to Ross [not from the Friends TV Series [i do not like it] ] way back in 1992 he had filed a patent for 'Electronic Reading Device',a rectangular hand held device gadget with a screen.Included in the law suit filing are drawings of Ross' original drawings for the Electronic Reading Device and claims that iPhones are remarkably similar to his drawings. Alongside the 10 billion dollar in compensation,he also demands a royalty i.e. 1.5% of all the future Apple sales.Considering that Apple made $200 billion in revenue in 2016 that would mean an extra 2 billion dollars on top of the payout...

5.Illegals Program: The 'Illegals Program' was a covert Russian plot to infiltrate U.S government circles with Russian sleeper agents in 1990s. Agents assumed stolen identities and enmeshed themselves into the 'American' life to create a legend of being western citizens.They were tasked by the Moscow center to report back to US Foreign policy,internet security and military intelligence and passed back messages hidden in digital photographs,used disappearing ink and conducted clandestine bag swaps. At least 10 people were identified as a part of the program including Anna Chapman,who was placed in NYC.Chapman was caught by an undercover FBI double agent posing to be her Russian handler in Operation Ghost Stories.She was arrested along with her conspirators in 2010 and later exchanged for 4 U.S. agents who were imprisoned in Russia.Details later emerged that the program intended to go deeper so far as to teach the U.S. born children of the agents to be spies. ...

5.City 50 In 1947,the Soviet Union used slave labour and prisoners to construct a secret closed city of Ozyorsk, code named 'City 40'. City 40 became the birthplace of the Soviet Nuclear Program and housed scientists working at the Mayak Nuclear Facility. The area became riddled with radiation after accidents released over 3 times more contamination than the Chernobyl Disaster and residents were never told about the risks or allowed to leave in order to keep the site and program a secret. Today,City 40 and its population of over 80,000 remain encircled by guards and double fences or razor wire. Residents have reportedly had their identities outside the fences completely erased and cannot leave without permits.The few activists who have tried reporting on conditions from within the city allegedly never been heard from again. 4.Bir Tawil Bir Tawil is a 795 sq.miles deserted and landlocked territory between the border of Egypt and Sudan.Created by discrepancies i...

CBSE Class 12 Exam 2017: Chemistry Paper Analysis New Delhi:  The class 12 science stream students of CBSE attended the Chemistry Paper today. Most of the students must be wondering whether they have attempted the questions correctly in the exam today or not. We have asked some students and teachers regarding the questions and answers of today's Chemistry paper and feed back suggested that the questions were tricky but 'attemptable'. "There were few tricky questions. At the first sight the question paper seemed very difficult but on a thorough reading most of the questions were attemptable", says Ms. Bindu Anand PGT (Chemistry) G.D.Goenka Public School, Greater Noida . We talked to Ms. Bindu Anand regarding the Chemistry Paper and we got this: How tough were the question for an average student? Notwithstanding that the tension was perceivable before the exam,  even an average student seemed confident when they started attending ...

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