New software to help recreate the earth 240 million years ago
Astrophysicist Abel Mendez at Puerto Rico University has created a
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Now there is an application software called Remove (Erase) for smartphones that helps you remove unwanted things easily.
Recently, Zhenjiang City, China, has installed a software from IBM to enable efficient traffic management. It not only shows the problems that are happening but also hel…
Sign language can be converted into written information thanks to a new computer program developed by Scottish experts.
The translation device in the science fiction film Star Trek (Journey to the Stars) helped James T Kirk to talk to aliens now almost realized with Microsoft's Universal…
Named Duqu by Symantec, the virus is capable of breaking the control system of power plants, refineries and other important infrastructure networks.
Diabetic patients are monitored by Truetrack application software about diet controlling blood sugar.
The supplier of business solutions based on the well-known information technology platform of Japan, Fujitsu Limited and Fujitsu Chubu Systems Limited has launched QRMin…
Spanish scientists have studied a new computer software, when installed, it allows the machine to recognize the user's emotional state during oral communication (when us…
US researchers have just created software that can crack code on computer hard drives to find out which websites users have accessed and whether they store any unauthori…
Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Sinh, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology has built PlantsVN software.
The lovers of the lovely panda panda who was treated at the San Diego Zoo (USA) introduced this baby bear through an application software for iPad users.
Apple is fighting to eliminate the most malicious computer virus variants that attack the Mac computer line.
Two security researchers have demonstrated an attack trick, breaking into any GSM mobile network in the world to eavesdrop on phone calls.
The leading Microsoft computer technology group filed a petition with the USPTO Office of the Patent and Trademark, protesting the request for a monopoly of names.