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Energizer Unveils New Smartphone With ‘Most Powerful Battery In The World’
It can last for up to 50 days without charging!
Are you tired of having a phone that immediately runs out of power only after a few hours of use? You might want to get yourself the new smartphone from Energizer. The huge phone boasts of an enormous 18,000mAh battery – which means you won’t need to charge until almost two months after charging.
Energizer is working with the French company Avenir Telecom to create the Energizer Power Max P18K Pop. With constant use, the phone can last up to a week or withstand a 48-hour continuous video playback. However, it truly proves itself on standby. The gigantic smartphone can reportedly last up to 50 days without needing to be plugged in.
The new smartphone has the world’s most powerful battery.
Considering that it contains the “most powerful battery in the world,” the Power Max P18K Pop probably won’t win any beauty contests. It is massive compared to other sleek phones at 18 millimeters, which is about three iPhones stacked together. However, what it lacks in looks, it makes up for in practicality.
The P18K Pop boasts of three different cameras, a 6.2-inch LCD display, and 6GB of RAM. Just note that it takes up to eight hours to charge but considering its long battery life, it’s certainly worth it.
Early reviews are already positive and people believe that the gargantuan smartphone could be the sign of changing times.
Just in case you needed a visualization of just how big the 18K Pop truly is.
But what are people saying about the 18K Pop? The new phone is certainly getting some mixed reactions. Some believe that it is too bulky to carry in your pocket and are happy to stick to their slim phones with weak battery life. However, others are already looking forward to getting their hands of the gadget.
It is still unclear when the 18K Pop will be available but it could be released in the summer.
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Scientists Have Just Detected 300,000 Previously Undiscovered Galaxies
This is a huge discovery!
It looks like the universe is far bigger than what we've all imagined it to be. According to recent reports, astronomers have just discovered hundreds of thousands of new galaxies that have previously been undetected.
More than 200 scientists from 18 countries participated in the study and the discovery was made using the Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) telescope. They found 300,000 new light sources believed to be originating billions of lightyears away from our planet.
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China Completes Its First Successful Robotic Surgery
The operation was so precise that the patient was able to stand up the following day!
Some people are wary of doctors for fear that they could make a mistake. But would you trust a robot with your health? China has recently completed its first robotic surgery and it was a resounding success. In fact, the robot performed so well that the patient was expected to recover immediately after the surgery.
The operation was performed by Tinavi, the world's first and only orthopedic robotic system. Also called Tianji in Chinese, the robot operated on a patient at the First Affiliated Hospital of Anhui Medical University in the Anhui province of China. Interestingly, the system's operation was so precise that the patient was able to stand up the day after his surgery.
The robotic arm works on the patient as a surgeon looks on.
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Elon Musk Is ‘Confident’ People Could ‘Sell Their Home on Earth’ And Move to Mars Soon
He says moving to Mars will cost “low enough” that many will be able to afford it.
Think living in another planet is nothing more than a sci-fi dream? Well one man is working really hard to make that possible in the near future and the best part is: it's going to be affordable for most people.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk recently posted on Twitter saying that people could soon move to Mars if they like - for a price they can afford.
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