We all have smart phones right and sometimes we get tired of the phones losing charge.....then portable charges were introduced but they were plain like the normal chargers...so companies made them cute in case u dint know....... you can buy one on....
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1001950861............
for about 22 dollars or less
have a good one geeks.,.
Wednesday, July 09, 2014
Rust-Oleum NeverWet Liquid Repellent
A
spray-on coating may seem humble, but this superhydrophobic treatment
is so effective that it has virtually limitless potential. NeverWet's
nanotechnology repels moisture at a high contact angle, meaning droplets
won't flatten out and saturate a surface. It's not a permanent finish
and it doesn't dry completely clear, but spray it on wood, metal,
plastic, concrete, or even circuit boards, and any water-based liquid
that comes into contact beads up like mercury and rolls right off.
kushbuh kunverji 641117
kushbuh kunverji 641117
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
Monday, July 07, 2014
SEE THROUGH TV'S
Well geeks ave stumbled into more awesomeness.. get this so Samsung is working on a transparent TV how cool is that.. lets see the images...
also Haier is trying to make one but i think Samsung will pull through..In case any of you are wondering how much this costs well u have to be a milliner it goes for about 1.2 USD that's about 102,000,000ksh...am still in awe
also Haier is trying to make one but i think Samsung will pull through..In case any of you are wondering how much this costs well u have to be a milliner it goes for about 1.2 USD that's about 102,000,000ksh...am still in awe
LAB GROWN BURGER ANYBODY?
And it “almost” tastes like real thing. After five years and $330,000 dollars worth of research money, the fake beef in the world’s first lab-grown burger was finally cooked and eaten. It was created from stem cells in a London lab and was funded primarily by Google co-founder Sergey Brin. It’s still unclear whether something like this could truly solve world hunger, but it’s an incredible technological accomplishment in its own right!
Sunday, July 06, 2014
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