This Guy Drop His iPhone 7 Plus from the World's Tallest Building, Crazy!

Dropping the iPhone 7 Plus From The World's Tallest Building   

(829 meters)

I dropped the new jet black iPhone 7 Plus from the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. A 2,717 ft. drop test. 

by; TechRax 

Puerto Rico "atmospheric elves" generated by Matthew

Photo from Puerto Rico, by Frankie Lucena generated by Matthew 

Caribbean skies were painted red on Saturday night at the nearby presence of Matthew powerful hurricane in the Caribbean.

Images taken by Frankie Lucena from the island have been published by specialized media in atmospheric issues and even the British tabloid Daily Mail when Aruba was recorded near a red spectrum or "atmospheric elves". These are electrical phenomena that occur as bursts of red light in milliseconds during a storm and are very difficult to observe.

In the spaceweather.com website where the images were published, it indicated that atmospheric elves are rare in hurricanes because lack of electrical activity.

People Are Drilling Headphone Jacks Into the iPhone 7

Secrete hack to get headphones jack on iPhone 7

This is for those people that don't want to get the $159.00 wireless airpods or have to insert r headphones into an adaptor everytime you listen to music.

Hurricane Matthew; Warnings Shift Toward Florida as Scott Declares State of Emergency

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The threat to Florida and the southeastern U.S. coast has increased," the National Hurricane Center said Monday afternoon and into the evening. Life-threatening rain and storm surge was expected in parts of Haiti by early Tuesday morning

Incredible 3D Camera. Rotate 360° Inside a Real Aircraft.

Using your phones now you can experiment been inside a real aircraft. You can rotate 360° whiting your phone. This was possible thanks for tow amazing companies (Microsoft and The Museum of Flight). These 360° virtual tour where created by scanning the interior of the Museum's aircraft in the camera. Try Now,  museumofflight.org/vr

Behind the Scenes – Step Inside the Museum of Flight

          A 360° Panorama Photo    

        Using The Homido Goggles

They have 5 aircraft available for the 360° virtual tour. Try using this technology with your mobile device. That way you have a great experience. The aircraft available are; 

    

We partnered with The Museum of Flight to give you inside access to the world’s most famous aircraft. Learn more at: msft.it/museumofflight

Posted by Microsoft on Wednesday, September 28, 2016