SpaceX Dragon Version 2 Dragon’s design

SpaceX Dragon Version 2

U.S. astronauts have been bumming rides to space from Russia for more than three years. Soon they won’t need to. This year, SpaceX unveiled one of the first privately developed manned spacecraft. A few months later, NASA officially selected Dragon Version 2, along with Boeing’s CST-100, as the nation’s new taxi to and from the International Space Station.

SpaceX emphasized both safety and efficiency in Dragon’s design. Most spacecraft, including the Soyuz capsules that currently ferry astronauts, rely on parachutes to slow their reentry speed, which makes for a rough landing. SpaceX gave Dragon Version 2 a propulsive landing system instead. This technology should be gentler, to protect delicate instruments, and more accurate, to deliver the craft’s seven passengers with the precision of a helicopter. Dragon can also be prepped for relaunch in weeks, dramatically reducing mission turnaround time and potentially saving millions of dollars. As a result, the final frontier will become more accessible than ever.

new AirPods audio on the iPhone 7

AirPods

You could, of course, try the new Apple AirPods, which

 have been developed on a new wireless standard. A

 quick Public Service Announcement: you DO NOT

 need to buy these to get audio on the iPhone 7.

Three separate people have told us that that's what

 they thought was the case when Apple launched

 them – that's something the brand needs to clarify

 soon.

There's also another reason not to buy them: they're
 incredibly expensive at $159 / £159 / AU$229, and
 all they really do is cut the wire from the EarPods
 you get in the box.

The sound quality doesn't feel like it's much better,
 and while the ability to tap one pod to activate Siri,
 or remove a Pod and have the sound instantly stop,
 is cool, it's not really worth the cash.

Plus, there's also the fact that they don't look the most
 elegant in the ears – and if you struggle with the fit of
 the EarPods, these things are going to fall out all the time.

They do have a lot of charge, come with a cool magnetic
 carry case (which also adds 24 hours of charge, to the
point where we've not even come close to running ours
down during the review) and free you from the wires…
 but these feel more like reference designs for future
wireless Apple devices than the must-have iPhone
 accessory.

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iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus

 The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are evolutionary

 devices, and for all of the critical acclaim that the

 handsets have picked up from the geekerati, they

 are not magical devices. But they do make Tim

 Cook and team a lot of money.

How? Simply put by maximizing profits on the

 handset, by using the devices to create multiple

 ongoing revenue streams, and by extracting as 

much value from the iOS ecosystem as possible.

 The iPhone 7 family has created more 

opportunities in these fields, and it’s worth

 looking at some of the ways Apple’s smartphone

 brings in the money.

Facebook recently launched its Events App for iOS

Facebook recently launched its Events App for iOS, and users can plan their attendance to nearby events and sync with their friends to enjoy some quality time together.

Events App also features a neat integration with Apple's proprietary Calendar app, making it easy to keep track of the conferences, concerts, and parties that users might want to attend.

However, Facebook Events is only available on iOS at the moment, so users of Google's mobile OS might miss out. That is why we listed some of the best calendar apps for Android users.

aCalendar (Free or $4.99 for full features)

Ranking first on many reviewers' lists of calendars, aCalendar surely deserves its place at the top.

The app features a solid assortment of features, such as many types of views, multiple widgets and more. To those who can get by with basic tools, it comes at zero additional cost.

iPhone 7 Design

Design

• Water resistance brings confidence in robustness of device
• Same design as previous two years
• Headphone jack removal is inconvenient

The two big design changes on the iPhone 7 are big talking
 points: it can now survive plunges into a swimming pool,
 thanks to the water-resistant chassis, and the headphone
 jack on the bottom of the phone is no longer there.

Let's start with the biggest of those changes: the omission
of the headphone jack. It's a bold move from Apple – although
 calling it 'courageous' during the launch event was a bit much
, and has led to some warranted memes – and one that could
 shake up the headphone industry.

The loss of this port will impact users in varying degrees: for
 some people it'll be no more than a shrug before they get
 on with their day, because they only use the EarPods in
 the iPhone box – and those are still there, just with a
 Lightning connector.

For others, though, it'll be an inconvenience, as they'll
 need to attach the short white dongle to the 3.5mm jack
on the end of their headphones in order to plug them into
 the Lightning port.

In a survey conducted over three commutes, we noticed
that out of 60 people wearing headphones, 34 were using
the bundled EarPods that Apple offers – given than many
 of those people might not have been using an iPhone,
 that's a higher number than expected.

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iPhone 7

Let's get right down to it: if Apple had launched

 the iPhone 7 in place of the iPhone 6S last year, it would probably

 have been the phone of the year.

We're used to the S variants of the iPhone being minimal upgrades

 – just the right amount of change to encourage a purchase by

 those with ageing handsets – and if the myriad changes on

 this new iPhone had arrived in 2015, it would have been

fantastic.

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Instead of the iPhone 6S, with just a 3D Touch screen in the

way of new features and a few power boosts here and there

, we'd have had a waterproof handset with dual speakers, a

brighter and more colorful screen and a boosted 12MP

camera that took better pictures than the one

 on the iPhone 6.