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The image of a person walking, taking a bus, or even going ... a motorcycle in a smartphone screen is no longer strange to us.
Recently, 4G networks have been widely deployed to subscribers. Some networks like Viettel and Mobifone have supported users to register for free 4G sim, convert from 2G…
According to the latest report released in 2016 by the World Telecommunication Union (ITU), 47.1% of the world's population has access to the internet, up from 43% of 20…
The tips below will help a lot in using smartphones.
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…
The supercomputer controls 10 reconnaissance planes at the same time, helping Russia to cover the events on the battlefield most quickly and accurately.
Samsung recently proposed launching thousands of small satellites into space to provide super-fast Internet to 5 billion people worldwide.
MOG Technology Group (Vietnam) has just officially launched the Yolo web browser, which is also the first Vietnamese brand browser.
Apple has filed a patent application for the integrated fuel cell system, enabling it to work
Many websites will record dramatic changes in traffic from mobile device users.
Later this month Facebook will introduce features
In 2038, many computers and mobile phones may encounter the same error as the famous Y2K incident when the computer misidentifies the time and returns to the landmark in…
Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard has just been introduced by Microsoft at the mobile industry conference held in Barcelona, Spain. This is one of the many externa…
Toshiba has announced the latest Canvio Slim mobile hard disk with 500GB storage capacity and 9mm thickness.
The mobile phone could become a spy data collection machine if users install a software designed by US military scientists.