10 most exciting inventions in 2013
Simple light bulbs to scare off lions, complex computer algorithms to detect cancer ... are the most attractive inventions voted by the magazine Ibtimes in 2013.
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Simple light bulbs to scare off lions, complex computer algorithms to detect cancer ... are the most attractive inventions voted by the magazine Ibtimes in 2013.
Scientists at Ecole Polytechnique Federale University (EPFL) in Switzerland have created algorithms to help people locate by sound.
It sounds unbelievable, but it's a picture in the magazine
Quantum computing uses controllable quantum states—qubits, gates, interference and entanglement—to process information in ways that can differ fundamentally from classic…
Computer systems have been and will be very helpful in life as well as in other areas of people. But despite strong growth over the last decades, these systems still hav…
Many websites will record dramatic changes in traffic from mobile device users.
Recently, Serbian computer scientists have successfully developed a new computer algorithm that enables the art of copying art to be identified, even if its owner does i…
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.
Swiss scientists have created a software that can quickly track terrorism suspects, computer viruses, rumors and even infectious diseases to their roots.
Researchers at the University of Missouri, USA are developing a software that enables computers to analyze videos like humans.
A German computer scientist has released details about breaking the secret code used to protect the conversations of more than 4 billion mobile phone users.
Three senior German security experts have warned users not to use WEP (security protocol) of Wi-Fi to protect sensitive information on the system because they can
The idea of quantum computers can provide the answer to an algorithm without opening a sounding program
Security firm F-Secure Corp has announced that it has successfully dismantled the algorithm used in the Sober worm. This success promises to help the anti-virus program…
In the film, many times we see the villain take the eyes of the dead to cross the iris scanner. Technology from movies must be more or less based on real life, right?