Use the phone to track down the sniper
The US military is equipped with high-tech equipment to detect snipers, such as fixed machines installed in strategic locations.
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The US military is equipped with high-tech equipment to detect snipers, such as fixed machines installed in strategic locations.
Using a simple phone application to photograph food is an effective way to prevent obesity, according to a new trial published May 12.
US AOptix has introduced an iPhone case that contains biometric sensors capable of turning Apple phones into high-tech identification scanners.
Graphene is a layer of carbon that forms a hexagonal grid, with a distance of 0.142 nm between carbon atoms. Graphene membrane has the same thickness as the atomic diame…
Smart phones (Smart phones) are becoming more sophisticated than ever, but so far, their batteries are still relatively 'antique'.
The device, when attached to the phone, will allow the camera to capture images commonly seen from fluorescence microscopes or flow cytometers, which are instrumental in…
The phone will use a special touch screen that allows flexible face changes to turn Braille to help visually impaired people read SMS or email.
Smartphone users can now easily and conveniently control their blood alcohol levels with a breath tester called the Breathometer.
Can automatically save the day of depression patients to help psychologists give appropriate treatment direction is a special feature of a smartphone application called…
When natural disasters occur such as storms, floods, earthquakes ... then there is usually a power outage. At the same time, if the handset is out of battery, the user w…
Today's phones are growing in size. Devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and LG Optimus G Pro seem to blur the line between smartphones and tablets.
The content of this patent shows that the iPhone's screen can be rolled out from the inside of the body (glass or other transparent material) to completely cover the…
Almost all of the major cellphone makers in the world are considering replacing the Corning Gorilla glass on the sapphire-like smartphone screen, .
Nuclear batteries operate on the basis of nuclear division. Many are afraid of the danger posed by exposure to radiation in their pockets. But you can be assured because…
The news site WMPowerUser has published an article from the Guardian's source since 2009 that provides an interesting information that many people may not know.