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3 Mind-Bending Android Games to Boost Your Brain

If you are looking to have some fun with brain teasers, here are our top 5 mind bending Android games that will boost your brain.

By Vamsi Krishna – Aug 16, 2014

How to Play Games from the Linux Terminal

There was a time when the only games that could be played were text based. If you are up for a bit of nostalgia, you still can play games from the Linux terminal.

By Gary Sims – May 22, 2014

Top Raspberry Pi Games from the Pi Store

The Raspberry Pi isn’t a gaming powerhouse, but playing games on it is still possible and can be fun. Here are some of the top Raspberry Pi Games.

By Gary Sims – Mar 29, 2014

5 of the Best Multiplayer Games for Android

Games are getting popular in the Google Play Store. If you love multiplayer games, here are some of the best multiplayer games for Android.

By Mahesh Makvana – Mar 4, 2014

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In 1947, Harvard’s Mark II ran on roughly 13,000 electromechanical relays, stored numbers across 100 registers, and read instructions from punched paper tape, turning thousands of clicking metal switches into a Navy calculator vulnerable to dust, loose contacts, and one famously misplaced moth

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In 1971, engineer Ray Tomlinson sent the first networked email between two computers sitting side by side in the same room — he chose the @ symbol to separate user from machine because it was the only punctuation on the keyboard nobody was using

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How did a single computer worm written by a Cornell graduate student in November 1988 crash roughly 6,000 machines and force the internet to invent security?

Jul 27, 2026

When you tilt a smartphone, gravity shifts microscopic silicon fingers inside its accelerometer by only a few nanometres, changing the capacitance between them and producing the electrical imbalance the phone reads as a new direction for down

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A microwave oven works because water molecules have a slight positive and negative end — the magnetron flips an electric field 2.45 billion times a second, and the molecules twist back and forth so fast the friction becomes heat

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The retina of the mantis shrimp carries 16 types of colour receptor to the human eye's three — and yet experiments suggest it sees colour worse than we do, using the extra channels for speed instead of subtlety

The retina of the mantis shrimp carries twelve types of colour receptor to the human eye’s three — and yet experiments suggest it sees colour worse than we do, using the extra channels for speed instead of subtlety

Jul 27, 2026

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