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As new inventions give impetus to technological advances, the 21st century is witnessing the steady, yet exponential, emergence of electronic articles. The world has shown its unequivocal support towards this rise by owning a stake in this tech revolution. Mass production of Mobile Phones, Smart Watches, Laptops, Televisions and … Continue Reading
Hult Prize MAHE is the university body for an international theme-based entrepreneurship pitching competition that selects a team among the vast pool of MAHE students to qualify them for the next round. In a Shark Tank-esque format, the final global winners receive a million-dollar seed fund, among many perks for … Continue Reading
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To date, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has proven to be an invaluable tool for improving people’s daily lives and business operations. Its far-reaching potential leaves no sector behind, including Space Exploration. It is believed that AI will be a crucial enabler for our galactic … Continue Reading
Time waits for no one, but neither does innovation. What started with dial-up phones has led to bezel-less phones and network speeds unimaginable. We stand at the precipice of a networking breakthrough with 5G on the horizon. Yet, it seems to be shrouded in scepticism.
The beauty of mathematics lies in how every problem can be approached in a different way. You can reach the same solution by using different formulae and theorems. In the same way, when it comes to coding you have hundreds of programming languages at your resort. While the main goal … Continue Reading
It was time to introduce 3-year old Jackson to a Campbell family tradition. Nicolas readied the fishing equipment and took the family to the banks of the River Potomac. Megan and Jackson got onto the fishing boat and set off.
After spending an entire afternoon on the river, Nicolas reeled … Continue Reading
Everybody hates wires. They’re a nightmare to maintain, a pain to use, and they break easily. There was thus a need for an invention that could deliver us from the evil of the wired medium of communication: and its name was Bluetooth.
Today, we use Bluetooth for countless things, … Continue Reading
In the summer of 1966, the Beatles were performing their last string of public concerts, China’s Cultural Revolution had begun, miniskirts were in fashion, the US had nearly 500,000 troops in Vietnam, the National Organization for Women was founded, and both the US and USSR continued in their space … Continue Reading
September 10, 2013, was a pretty remarkable day. Apple enthusiasts might recall Tim Cook unveiling the iPhone 5S before the world; the device which introduced ‘Touch ID’, making fingerprint sensors on mobile phones a mainstream feature. But it is also a special date for another important announcement, albeit one that … Continue Reading
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