Spyware on Android tracks users even when the computer is turned off
Anti-virus software company AVG has discovered a type of malware (only affects Android phones) can still track users even when the computer is turned off.
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Anti-virus software company AVG has discovered a type of malware (only affects Android phones) can still track users even when the computer is turned off.
Recently, US software company Microsoft said that the group only retains Internet Explorer (IE) as a backup because the group has devoted all its power to the new browse…
The world's fourth most powerful supercomputer
Working with the team of neuroscientists Philip Rosedale - founder of Second Life virtualization software company. He shared that adopting virtual reality technology int…
Researchers from the University of Washington have developed a strange software that accurately simulates human aging.
Researchers have created an ambitious computer program to simulate the entire ecosystem with all life forms on Earth.
With only a computer connected to the network, people can update the whole scene, warnings, prevention ... when there are diseases occurring.
Alexander Dumchikov - a senior student from the Bashkiria Republic of the Russian Federation, wrote a computer software that could identify the songs of different birds.
The computer program helps a software engineer become a high quality clean vegetable manufacturer even without owning fertile land.
Currently most countries, including Vietnam, are looking for effective solutions and strategies to mitigate impacts and adapt to climate change.
Experts at Arizona State University (USA) have launched a new software system capable of estimating greenhouse gas emissions in an urban area, on roads and buildings.
Sequoia, currently the world's most powerful supercomputer, is built to maintain nuclear weapons. Recently, however, researchers have used it to replicate a breakthrough…
On November 22, in Hanoi, the General Department of Environment in collaboration with the Institute of Environment and Resources - National University of Ho Chi Minh Cit…
US scientists are studying a software that can identify the actions of people on surveillance cameras and use algorithms to predict those who are going to break the law.
A group of engineers at the University of Rochester (USA) has launched a new computer program capable of assessing the emotions of users based on the variation of the vo…