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Collapse OS is a new open source operating system built specifically for use during humanity's darkest days. According to its creator, software developer Virgil Dupras, Collapse OS is what the people of the future will need to reconfigure their scavenged iPhones. For now, though, he's hosting the project on GitHub and looking for contributors."
2015年1月19日 · "NoiseTube is an application that transforms your smartphone into an acoustic detector to measure noise pollution in a precise place and at a right time. Using NoiseTube you will be able to detect the noise of your street, block or city. Are you tired of not being able to open the windows in the summer because of the constant noise?
Apple has publicly disclosed that building an iPhone 7 Plus creates roughly 10% more CO2 than the iPhone 6s, but an iPhone 7 standard creates roughly 10% less than a 6s. So according to Apple, the trend is getting better, but the bigger phones companies like Apple sell seem to offset some gains.
While the concept is nuanced, the basic point of technological deflation is that technological things (like, say, iPhones) have the funny habit of becoming “almost free” very quickly. Remember that fancy new iPhone 6 you bought for $600 back in 2013?
The researchers found that smartphones with larger screens have a measurably worse carbon footprint than their smaller ancestors. Apple has publicly disclosed that building an iPhone 7 Plus creates roughly 10% more CO2 than the iPhone 6s, but an iPhone 7
2.2 2 From water mills to iPhones: why technology and inequality do not mix 2.3 3 What inequality does to people 2.4 4 The environmental cost of human inequality 2.5 5 Ever greater impact, ever less benefit: high-tech capital’s mysterious lack of growth 2.6 2.7 ...
Motorola delivered the Ming phone into China using a Linux base. This was almost a year before the iPhone was announced and, for the Chinese market, was arguably a more useful phone. The Ming supported full stylus input for Chinese characters, an
