Why Did China's Space Station Choose Japan Over South Korea? A Complex Calculation...

Why Do Planes Avoid Flying Over Tibet?Tibet boasts eight civilian airports, but why do most planes choose to take longer, fuel-consuming routes instead of flying directly over the region? Do airplanes experience "altitude sickness" too?The Tibetan Plateau, a vast expanse averaging over 4,000 meters in elevation, appears as a "vacuum zone" on airline route maps. One might wonder if it's simply the high altitude that prevents planes from flying over it...

13 Hidden Settings to Make Your iPhone More User-Friendly!Do you ever find your iPhone a bit frustrating to use? Don't worry, this article will share 13 little-known settings that can help you optimize your iPhone and make it more user-friendly!1. Turn off App Tracking: Want to protect your privacy? Disabling App Tracking effectively prevents apps from collecting your personal data...

Why Do We Always Board Planes from the Left? Historical and Safety ConsiderationsHave you ever noticed that, regardless of the aircraft you board, we always enter through the left side door? This isn't a coincidence; it's rooted in a rich history and thoughtful safety considerations.A Habit Stemming from the Age of SailingThe tradition of boarding planes from the left can be traced back to ancient seafaring...

Will the Physical ID Card Become a Thing of the Past? "Black Technology" Brings an Identity Revolution, How Should the Elderly Cope?The second-generation ID card has become an integral part of our daily lives, but now news is emerging that it may be discontinued soon. Replacing it is an astonishing "black technology" that will fundamentally change the way we verify our identities...

A Pocket WiFi Buyer's Guide: Avoid the Pitfalls and Get Reliable "On-the-Go Network"As a seasoned digital experience tester, I travel frequently, and pocket WiFi is an essential tool for me. However, the market is full of mixed products, and many people have been "scammed...

"Shutting down e-commerce": A Cure for Unemployment or a Band-Aid Solution? In recent times, a controversial suggestion has emerged online "shut down e-commerce". This seemingly simple and forceful solution is seen by some as a "magic bullet" to address the current severe unemployment situation...

A fatal accident occurred on the Yukun High-Speed Railway Yunnan section, resulting in 6 deathsAccording to CCTV News, a construction accident occurred recently on the Yukun High-Speed Railway project located in Xundian County, Kunming City, Yunnan Province, resulting in the death of 6 people. According to The Paper, on August 23, a relevant person from the project unit, China Railway Construction Corporation Limited, 16th Bureau Group, 3rd Engineering Company, confirmed to reporters that the accident is under investigation by the National Railway Administration, expert teams, and local government departments...

Apple's Arrogance and Challenges: How the Tech Giant Faces a "Four-Sided Siege"?From "Trendsetter" to "Four-Sided Siege": Apple's DilemmaControversy Caused by Arrogant Attitude: Imbalance Between Market Share and Profit Share: Although Apple's market share in mainland China has been steadily increasing, with its profit share exceeding 70%, its arrogant attitude stands in stark contrast to its dominant position in the market. It seems to have forgotten that consumers have built its glory, and consumer choices are also fickle...

Intel officially ends development on SVT-HEVC open-source video encoder project On August 23, Intel announced it has ceased development and contributions to the SVT-HEVC open-source video encoder project, part of its Scalable Video Technology (SVT) initiative. This decision means Intel will no longer maintain, fix bugs, release new versions or updates, or accept any patch submissions for the project...

Samsung's 2nm Chip Technology Breakthrough: Backside Power Delivery Network (BSPDN) Enables a Smaller, Faster...

Ride-hailing services into residential communities: A balancing act between passenger needs and driver rightsRecently, Didi Chuxing, a major ride-hailing platform in China, launched a public opinion poll on its app, asking users to discuss and vote on the question: Should drivers comply with passengers requests to be dropped off inside residential communities? The move aims to further optimize user experience, revise service regulations, and strike a balance between the rights of passengers and drivers.At the heart of the discussion lies the special nature of ride-hailing services in community settings...