[How To] Download Files To Dropbox, Google Drive, Box or Microsoft OneDrive Directly

Cloud storage is becoming increasingly popular nowadays and as most of you might have already known, Google drive is now offering 15GB of free cloud storage space to everyone. Apart from the ones who are aware of these, most other users never make any use of this free storage. So lets know more about an interesting way to make the best use of this free cloud storage. You can make very efficient use of...

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FIFA is "more influential"

US Virgin Islands grab spotlight as CONCACAF gets underway The long road to the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ in the CONCACAF region has commenced with a single match in Bridgetown, Barbados and an impressive result for US Virgin Islands on Sunday. The visitors, who had only won two previous World Cup qualifiers – both against British Virgin Islands – triumphed thanks to a lone first-half goal from Jamie Brown. Having now ended a six-match...

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Be Ready for flying car, in year 2017

Aeromobil (The Slovakain company)  has already proven that its flying car can slip the bounds of gravity with several functioning prototypes. At SXSW, CEO Juraj Vaculik laid out the business' next milestones, which includes having a production version on sale in 2017. Two years isn't very long, and to really work as a flying car, the Aeromobil needs to pass all of the regulatory conditions not just in the air, but on...

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NASA finds evidence of ancient ocean covering 20 percent of Mars

Share This Article The Mars we know today is dry, dusty, and thoroughly inhospitable. It wasn't always like that, though. Evidence is mounting that Mars was a much wetter, more temperate planet a few billion years ago. NASA scientists have just published a paper that explores how much water Mars had and what happened to all of it. According to this analysis, Mars had a gigantic ancient ocean that once covered one-fifth of the...

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NASA: Test the private air traffic control system for drones.

Air Traffic Control drone   The FAA announced its long-awaited rules for the commercial use of drone aircraft a few weeks ago, and they were much less restrictive than many feared. However, there’s one big catch for anyone who wants to make use of drones — the operator needs to have line of sight to the drone at all times. Drones don’t become truly useful until they can be operated remotely, but what would such a system look...

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