problems faced by iPhone users

Nowadays iPhone users are facing problem...
Apple’s latest iOS 9.3 update has come with problems for iPad owners with iPad Air and older devices. Even iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s plus users are complaining of app crashes when trying to open links via Safari, Mail, Messages, etc.
Seven rounds of betas weren’t enough — many iOS users are reporting on Apple’s support forums that a bug is affecting their devices. When they click on links in Safari, Chrome, Mail, Messages, Notes and others, the app freezes and crashes. If you’re one of them, here’s a fix that might solve your issues.
But this issue is resolved by apple by introducing universal link, a brand new way to handle links with native apps.
That's why when you click on a youtube/somelink it will open youtube app on your iPhone instead of loading a web page.
Either way, if you’re encountering this bug, Apple will probably fix it in its next bug fix update.
Apple had to re-release iOS 9.3 for users of iPad Air, and older devices. iPad 2 GSM model users were the worst affected it seems, as they could not log into the device after the update, until they had the password to the original iCloud account that was used to set up the device.
So in cases where users had switched accounts or had forgotten their password, they found themselves locked out of the device thanks to the iOS 9.3 update.
Also see: Apple iPhone SE first impression: iPhone 5S gets the innards of iPhone 6s
Apple has even set-up a specific support page for iPad 2 GSM model users explaining how to log back in, after the iOS 9.3 update. Apple’s advice for iPad 2 owners, try installing and logging in via iTunes.
Apple’s support page says that once the iPad is connected to a computer with the latest iTunes, the user should try to do a force restart. Users need to press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time to do this, and they should do this till they see the recovery mode screen

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Kingston HyperX Cloud Drone headphones review: The good new budget headphones for gamers....

  

American computer peripheral company Kingston are known for their storage solutions, but their gaming headphones under the HyperX umbrella has gained prominence in the recent years. The newest addition to their HyperX line is the Cloud Drone headphones that are priced at Rs 3,999. Let's find out how the headphone performed on our test bench.

Build and design

The Kingston HyperX Cloud Drone headphones have a robust yet lighweight build that almost entirely consists of a plastic body except for the metal and plastic swivel microphone. The microphone does not have a mute switch, but swivels on top to turn on the mute mode and has noise cancellation as well. It is made of metallic hold-in-place material and has a rather large main unit.

The earcups of the Kingston HyperX Cloud Drone headphones are made of faux-leather that hug the ears tightly and let little ambient noise in. The over-the-head portion is cushioned to provide more comfort and support. The volume control is on the right ear cup in a swivel disc form that makes it rather easy to turn up or turn down the volume directly from the headphone.

The cable provided with the Kingston HyperX Cloud Drone is braided. This resists wear and tear. The 3.5 mm jack on the Kingston HyperX Cloud Drone is gold plated to provide better sound. The headphones also come with an extender and splitter that will help the user to easily connect the device to rear audio jacks on PCs. To be exact, the cable has a total length of 2m.

Performance

The Kingston HyperX Cloud Drone headphone has excellent mid-tones, but is not efficient with bass and the treble. However, considering that these are gaming headphones mids are what is important. We tested out the headphones playing Counter Strike: Global Offensive and found that the direction of the footsteps and gunshots were slightly indiscernible. Competitors like Razer with its Orca and Hammerhead pro (in-ear) have slight advantage.

The microphone has an effective noise cancellation that made the quality of the voice clear and distinct. This is an area where these headphones shine.

Verdict

For gamers who are looking for good pair of gaming headphones on a budget, the Kingston HyperX Cloud Drone prove to be a good option. The lightweight body would be effective in handling the stress of the shoulders and neck from long hours of gaming. Also, gamers frequently have to attend tournaments where they would require the extra long cable and the splitter with it. All in all, a nice pair of headphones in this price category.credits to: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Novel Glass-Based Shield Can Block Ultraviolet Rays: Study

Hello friends this is my new post related to protection from uv rays...
Chinese researchers have created a special glass that can help protect living cells by absorbing and blocking damaging ultraviolet rays.
Out in space, where the level of ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can be even higher, it can damage sensitive electronics aboard in-flight spacecraft.
In this study published in the journal Optical Materials Express, the team demonstrated that the new glass effectively protects living cells and organic dyes, and believe it could also be developed as a transparent shield to protect electronics in space.
"Our glass shows excellent optical quality, and it can be easily fabricated either in bulk form or as a film," said one of the researchers Shifeng Zhou from South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, China.
"It effectively protects organic dye and living cells from UV radiation damage," Zhou noted.
The researchers used a metal oxide - cerium (IV) oxide (CeO2) - well-known for its ability to absorb UV photons to craft the composite glass-based UV absorber.
Other key features of the final composite material are the optical transparency of the glass and the material's ability to suppress the separation of photo-generated electrons and holes.
The later feature slows down a light-induced reaction that would lead to the ultimate breakdown of the material under prolonged exposure to UV radiation.
The method the team developed is based on a process called self-limited nanocrystallisation of glass.
"This work establishes an effective approach for the functionalization of glass," Zhou said.
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"And it allowed us to demonstrate the construction of a novel glass-based UV absorber," Zhou pointed out.

Advancing the Robotics

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The technical advancement is taking place beyond our thinking...
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Spot is a four-legged robot designed for indoor and outdoor operation. It is electrically powered and hydraulically actuated. Spot has a sensor head that helps it navigate and negotiate rough terrain. Spot weighs about 160 lbs.

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