here comes another. A Gurgaon-based guy, named Kishan, has come out to
claim that his brand new iPhone 6 heated up and exploded during a call.
He thinks himself lucky as he was on the handsfree mode during the
conversation with his friend.
Wednesday 24 June 2015
iPhone Users Be Careful!! Man Claims His New iPhone Exploaded During a Call | Trending Post | Kenya's Online Newspaper
The internet hasn't forgotten those bent iPhones trolls and jokes, well
here comes another. A Gurgaon-based guy, named Kishan, has come out to
claim that his brand new iPhone 6 heated up and exploded during a call.
He thinks himself lucky as he was on the handsfree mode during the
conversation with his friend.
Read more: iPhone Users Be Careful!! Man Claims His New iPhone Exploaded During a Call | Trending Post | Kenya's Online Newspaper
here comes another. A Gurgaon-based guy, named Kishan, has come out to
claim that his brand new iPhone 6 heated up and exploded during a call.
He thinks himself lucky as he was on the handsfree mode during the
conversation with his friend.
Forget all the Medical Contraceptives, Bill Gates Comes Up With 'Remote Controlled' Birth Control Chip Lasting 16 Years | Trending Post | Kenya's Online Newspaper
The hunt for a perfect contraceptive has gone on for millennia. A new
candidate is now on the horizon: a wireless implant that can be turned
on and off with a remote control and that is designed to last up to 16
years. If it passes safety and efficacy tests, the device would be more
convenient for many women because, unlike existing contraceptive
implants, it can be deactivated without a trip to the clinic and an
outpatient procedure, and it would last nearly half their reproductive
life.
Read more: Forget all the Medical Contraceptives, Bill Gates Comes Up With 'Remote Controlled' Birth Control Chip Lasting 16 Years | Trending Post | Kenya's Online Newspaper
candidate is now on the horizon: a wireless implant that can be turned
on and off with a remote control and that is designed to last up to 16
years. If it passes safety and efficacy tests, the device would be more
convenient for many women because, unlike existing contraceptive
implants, it can be deactivated without a trip to the clinic and an
outpatient procedure, and it would last nearly half their reproductive
life.
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