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Back before GPS, we had to use paper maps or just memory to get around. This all changed when everyone got access to a GPS in our pockets. With over a billion monthly users, Google Maps is the standard when it comes to navigation apps and the story of how it dominated the market is a strange one.

With more and more devices connected to Wi-Fi in our homes, the future seems to be virtually Wi-Fi-enabled. But that means everything still needs to connect to power, right? Actually, a team of scientists has developed 3D-printed items that can connect to your Wi-Fi and use no electricity.

You may have noticed some big changes in the way the internet functions over the last decade. From pop-ups on websites asking you to accept cookies to the number of advertisements everywhere, it can seem really messy. It turns out there is a good reason for all of this, and it might not be what you think.

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