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Researchers at the Department of Applied and Physical Mathematics at Tottori University in Japan have set up a mathematical model that can help predict. the success rate…
A team of researchers from the University of Portsmouth has successfully developed a mobile application that allows users to choose to read or ignore messages classified…
Xie Danhong, 33, from China, is surprised to see a taxi driver appear in his e-mail box, thanks to a new application that allows him to capture images of people who deli…
The engineers at the Warsaw University of Technology have successfully developed an application that allows smart phones to detect explosive devices. SAPER, in Latin mea…
Honda has introduced a new robot technology, with one-wheel drive application. Surfing on the road is like sitting in a car seat, but it does not cost a lot for those wh…
A team from Stanford University has developed a smartphone application and a phone-ready mini scanner that promises to help early diagnosis of oral cancer.
A team of researchers led by Ulsan Baik Jong-beom, professor of science and technology, has developed the technology for mass production of graphene, an effective materi…
HoverMast is a hovercraft in the air and can be mounted on a small vehicle such as an SUV. This device was developed by Sky Sapience and is still in the experimental pha…
According to a new patent application, Nokia wants to create tattoos capable of announcing that you have just received a new message or have an incoming call. Does the p…
A technology company in the UK is about to launch a bluetooth toothbrush called Beam Toothbrush that will help keep track of your baby's brushing habits.
Researchers are developing a new application that runs on touchscreen smartphones to help blind people type in messages.
Yumemiru, the name of the application, pushed the 'homemade' fever of the 1990s to a new scientific peak by leveraging the built-in touch-sensitive system of you…
Hollywood's 'Avatar' blockbuster is one step closer to reality with new inventions by Japanese scientists.
The new application of nanotechnology allows for the creation of a special paint that helps detect tiny cracks before they begin to spread.
US-based Body-Pro says that the new application of this CardioMapper service announced this week is the first application compatible with the iPhone 4S Bluetooth 4.0 app…