Today, Android is the world's most pervasive mobile operating system on the planet, powering millions of smartphones, tablets, wearables, and more. But that wasn't always the case, and Android's public life started from humble beginnings just about six years ago.
After a smooth launch from Florida's Cape Canaveral, Orion splashed down west of Baja California, in the Pacific Ocean. Orion's two loops around Earth got as high as 3,600 miles— about 15 times higher than the International Space Station and the highest any spacecraft made for people has gone in decades.
Orion didn't have a crew onboard today, but it's built to take astronauts to destinations as ambitious as an asteroid — or even Mars. NASA has said Orion's test launch is part of a series of steps that end with a human mission to Mars. Today's mission is meant to mimic much of the stress that a craft meant to go to space will endure.
Today's flight was 15 times higher than the International Space Station
The trip back down through...
Ryan Reynolds seemingly confirms his deal to play Deadpool in the character's upcoming solo movie with a Twitter update declaring "It's Chimichanga Time."
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A trailer confirms that Capcom's Street Fighter V will be coming exclusively to PlayStation 4 and unspecified PC platforms, but reveals little else about the game.
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