Hype
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Feel the world’s heartbeat and explore up-to-the-minute events with Hype news. Myriads of happenings, sensations, and releases. Articles and opinion pieces from journalists and experts. The Hype news is the headquarters of the edgy newsfeed and where curiosity walks on air. Our authors highlight what really matters for the modern society and what can be life-changing for humanity.
Virgin Orbit Sent a Rocket Into Space From Boeing 747
Virgin Orbit succeeded in the second test of its small satellite-launching rocket from a jet. Virgin Orbit's rocket reached orbit, and the satellites were released.
2020 Game Will Let You Play Through All the Major Events of 2020
2020 Game drew inspiration from the biggest trends and events of last year, ranging from bushfires in Australia to the US presidential election.
ByteDance Shuts Down the Development of Its Smartphones
In 2019, ByteDance announced plans to develop its own smartphone. The Chinese company acquired some of Smartisan's patents and employed several of its staff members, but the idea of creating its own smartphone was abandoned.
How Tinder's Competitors Solved Its Issues: Part 1
Even though Tinder is the most lucrative service in the online dating industry, it lacks some useful features, and competitors are trying to fill those gaps. Let's see how popular services make online dating easier and more enjoyable.
Hype Simulator: Feel Like the Most-Followed TikTok or Instagram Account
After signing in to the app, you will receive millions of followers and hundreds of comments on Instagram and TikTok.
Pavel Durov Plans to Raise a $1 Billion Loan for Telegram
Last week, more than 25 million new users worldwide joined Telegram. Such growth led to a significant increase in the cost of maintaining the messenger's infrastructure. Therefore, Telegram is looking for additional funding.
Saudi Arabia Will Build a Zero-Carbon City Without Roads and Cars
Saudi Arabia unveiled plans for a zero-carbon city built along the Red Sea coast. There will be no cars, roads, or carbon emissions.
