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iPhone 17 Secrets: Tech, Design & Apple’s Bold Move!

Apple is holding its next big launch event on September 9, as the rumors said it would. The company just officially confirmed this, and started sending out media invites.

At the event, Apple will unveil the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. The tagline Apple chose for this event is "awe dropping" - get it? It's a mix of "awe-inspiring" and "jaw-dropping".

The event will be taking place at 10 AM PT, at the Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Park in Cupertino, California. That time translates as 1 PM in New York, 6 PM in London, 7 PM in Central Europe, and 10:30 PM in India.

The iPhone 17 Air will undoubtedly be the star of the show - the replacement for the Plus model in the line will be incredibly thin at under 6mm, but that does come with costs associated with only having one rear camera, and a tiny battery. It remains to be seen how it will be received.

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One Minute Diamond History

Diamonds are the most beautiful, unique, and coveted jewels on Earth, but they’re also incredibly mysterious. The gems we see behind glass cases of jewelry stores and museums are often millions of years old and will outlast each and every awe-struck spectator enchanted by their radiance.

For hundreds of years, diamonds were used as a form of currency and symbol of power and status. It wasn’t until 1074, when the queen of Hungary has her crown decorated with diamonds, that the stones were used as a form of jewelry. Over the next thousand years, diamonds began to make their mark on our history. Royal families and powerful leaders exchanged them to seal an alliance and express their loyalty. The diamond industry boomed, with mines popping up in new countries and continents around the world, and eventually, they became a symbol of love and commitment.

In 1931, The Gemological Institute of America is created, inventing the 4 C’s (color, clarity, cut, and carat weight) to help measure the quality of each gem, as well as the international diamond grading system. Three years later, in 1934, The American Gem Society is created to help protect and educate consumers.

Source: Medium

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The Evolution of Writing: From Ancient Symbols to AI

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History of Writing and way of communication

 

The history and prehistory of writing are as long as the history of civilization itself. Indeed the development of communication by writing was a basic step in the advance of civilization.

Yet writing is little more than 5,000 years old. The oldest writings that have come down to the present day are inscriptions on clay tablets made by the Sumerians in about 3100 bc. The Sumerians lived in Mesopotamia, between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The Egyptians in the Nile River valley developed writing about 100 to 200 years later (see Egypt, ancient).

Writing is sometimes spoken of as humankind’s greatest invention. It was developed by many people in various locations over a prolonged period. The identity of the individuals responsible for the major steps in the development of writing is not known. Their names, like those of the inventors of the wheel, are lost forever in the dimness of the past.

How Early Humans Communicated

Long before the earliest writings of the Sumerians and the Egyptians were developed, people communicated with each other by a number of different methods. Early humans could express thoughts and feelings by means of speech or by signs or gestures. They could signal with fire and smoke, drums, or whistles.

Forerunner of Writing: Picture, or Idea, Writing

The need for communicating in a form less limited by time and space led to drawings or markings on objects of any solid material. These messages lasted as long as the materials themselves. Humans had been drawing pictures from earliest times. The prehistoric cave paintings were artistic and realistic representations of the world of primitive humans.

Sources: Britanica Kids.

 

In primitive times, people expressed themselves through a combination of verbal, non-verbal, and visual communication methods. Early forms of writing emerged using symbols and later evolved into more complex systems like cuneiform. Cave paintings, hand stencils, and other forms of art also served as important means of communication and storytelling. 

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