SoIntroduced in 1979 by Sony, the Walkman fundamentally changed music listening habits by popularizing portable music devices. Sony Walkman – Hürriyet " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Development Process The idea for the Walkman emerged from a request by Masaru Ibuka, one of Sony’s co-founders. In the late 1970s, Ibuka expressed a desire for a lightweight device to listen to music during his long airplane travels. At the time, Sony produced a portable cassette recorder called
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Dassault Rafale is a twin-engine, delta delta-winged, multirole fighter aircraft designed and manufactured by the French aerospace company Dassault Aviation. Capable of performing both air superiority and place strike missions with high effectiveness, the Rafale is actively operated by the French Air and Space Force (Armée de l'Air et de l'Espace) and the French Sea Force (Marine Nationale). Dassault Rafale (Source: Pixabay) " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Design and Develo
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Radio is a communication system that enables wireless voice and data transmission through electromagnetic waves. Devices that integrate both transmitter and receiver hardware within a single unit are referred to as "radio." Communication is carried out using analog or digital signals over specific frequency bands. Radio systems can operate in direct communication (simplex), two-way alternate communication (half-duplex), or simultaneous two-way communication (full-duplex) modes. Radio (Anadolu Ag
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The economics of natural resources is a discipline focused on the extraction, utilization, and sustainable management of limited natural resources. Humanity’s extensive dependence on natural resources—spanning energy production, industry, agriculture, and daily consumption habits—has increased their importance, while their finite nature and limited capacity for renewal have made their proper management an urgent necessity. The role of natural resources in the economy does not merely support econ
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Mesut Altunkaynak

Digital Minimalism, titled LINK[a2222442f9ed54b3d], is a guide that addresses our dependence on contemporary digital technologies and advocates for more conscious and purposeful use of technology. Author grounds digital minimalism in the idea that individuals should use digital tools only to the extent that they add value to their lives. This approach is presented as a remedy against digital overload, attention fragmentation, and loss of meaning. Newport proposes removing technology from the cen
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Ahsen Karakaş

Fırat Demirel’s work Geleceği Görenler examines Türkiye’s entrepreneurial ecosystem by narrating success stories innovation processes and the future role of entrepreneurship. First published in 2021 this work includes comparisons between the growth of Türkiye’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and world scale technology ventures. Author provides detailed accounts of Türkiye’s successful startups and entrepreneurs while focusing on the strategies and visions behind their success. The book serves as a gu
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Ahsen Karakaş

Edpuzzle is a web-based education tool that enables teachers to transform existing video content into interactive lesson materials. Teachers can trim videos, add audio narration, embed multiple-choice or open-ended questions, and monitor student progress in real time. This makes video-based learning activities more effective in both classroom and online environments. Edpuzzle application homepage (Edpuzzle) " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Development Process and General Fea
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Berranur Öksüzömer

World Children Inventors Day is an international observance celebrated annually on 17 January. This day aims to support children’s creativity, problem-solving skills and ability to generate new ideas. The primary goal of its celebration is to recall the child inventors of history and to encourage today’s children to engage in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This image was generated by Artificial Intelligence. " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> History and Ori
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High Technology, or its English equivalent High-Tech, architecture is an architectural movement that emerged in the second half of the 20th century as a reaction against modernist architectural principles, using technology as an aesthetic and structural expressive tool. Beginning in the 1960s, this approach emphasized industrial revolution-era building materials such as steel, glass, and concrete while aiming to reveal their functional, structural, and visual potential. The foundation of High-Te
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Esra Özkafa

Computer engineering is a branch of engineering focused on understanding how computers work, designing them, and developing them. This field works on both computer hardware (i.e., physical components) and software (i.e., programs). Computer engineers are the professionals who build the systems behind the smart devices, robots, and internet technologies we use in daily life. What Do They Do? Computer engineers design computer systems, produce microchips, develop new software, and ensure cybersecu
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