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Start-up company Starry has announced that it will bring Gigabit speed Internet service to users without using fiber cables, instead the signal will be transmitted throu…
British scientists created a tiny 360-TB memory with an almost eternal lifespan.
This hot stone is able to generate a powerful Wifi source for everyone around the internet connection.
If you notice, you will see that on the F and J keys of the computer keyboard there is a horizontal line. Why is that?
Using WiFi temple indiscriminately or sharing a password for all accounts is two very serious mistakes when using the technology below that you need to change immediatel…
Scientists have successfully discovered how to use the battery-saving Wi-Fi network for phones 10,000 times more than conventional Wi-Fi networks today.
In terms of size, the chip the research team created is just a square with a 1.5cm edge but if we use a microscope to observe, we will see an extremely complex protein n…
Polaris - a new technology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), can help the browser collect files more efficiently, thereby speeding up the loading of…
This article will make you startled by the habit of just searching for free apps to download, and help you know how to evaluate a good and quality application.
Modern technology has brought a lot of benefits to us. However, the reverse side is not small. Especially if you have most of the following matches, chances are you've b…
Scientists are developing a digital storage solution that can replace bulky data warehouses with a micro drive.
Facebook Chatbot can help you book tickets, taxis, hotel reservations, order food, buy flowers, buy clothes, buy movie tickets and what else?
Cooperating with Singapore Institute of Biotechnology and Nano Technology, researchers from IBM created one
Once installed in the building, the technology allows people who work or live there to download an accompanying smartphone app that automatically opens the door and call…
With a wireless data transfer rate of up to 6 gigabits per second at a distance of 37km, a new world record has just been set.