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Ultra-low frequency technology allows communication to be established where normal wireless connections are not available.
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Ultra-low frequency technology allows communication to be established where normal wireless connections are not available.
Contact lenses that wirelessly connect to mobile phones and smartwatches to transmit health information, are about to come true thanks to a new technology.
Many people believe that people will become immortal when they load information in the brain into the computer through digital technology.
By sending and waiting for feedback, an American computer scientist has successfully mapped all of the devices connected to the Internet globally.
Nearly three years after announcing Project Loon - a plan to provide the Internet through airship balloons at high altitudes, the Alphabet is ready for trial in Indonesi…
A Japanese city handles the mischief of domestic dogs by asking people to record eye contact and upload a new application.
There are many Internet-connected people who want to become invisible in cyberspace so that no one else is watching.
MindRider is a smart bike helmet, invented by MIT researchers.
By exploiting a quantum phenomenon called particle entanglement, the team said they were able to transfer data within a 10m distance without any connection.
The Vanhawks launches the Valor smart bike, connects to the smartphone application, and features technologies such as GPS on the steering wheel.
The US Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) has begun a plan to expand connections for military units outside the front by using small unmanned drones (Drones) made…
Technology can appear everywhere in your home, from smart door handles, smart locks and today we have smart door mats - a product called SmartMat created by Dr. Andrew C…
Sony has unveiled a 13.3-inch electronic paper similar to the Kindle's Kindle, but allows the use of a note pad on the page.
Now self-propelled flying devices can be used to retrieve bank account details and passwords, after a group of hackers access 150 mobile phones within 1 hour via a wifi…
With this new technology, the risk of personal information leakage can be attributed to the fact that the device is connected to the internet in a comfortable manner.