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Just like the idea of creating Frankenstein's monster by sewing the body parts of many different ordinary people, computer scientists are creating a virus software tha…
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Just like the idea of creating Frankenstein's monster by sewing the body parts of many different ordinary people, computer scientists are creating a virus software tha…
Recently, Brookstone has developed a virtual laser keyboard. This keyboard can be placed on any plane. To make the tablet and smartphone more perfect, Brookstone recentl…
Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have recently developed a new educational game app called Sector 33 for two iPhone and iPad devices to encourage student…
Scientists at Scripps Research Institute in California (USA) and Israel Technological Research Institute have developed a 'bio-computer' called Turing, the author's name…
According to a reporter in Japan, Tokyo University will partner with Fujitsu and Stockholm University, Sweden, to effectively develop new drugs by using supercomputers.…
Recently, Spanish scientists have developed a computer system that is able to identify the diverse emotional state of people during the communication process thanks to t…
Currently, IBM researchers are developing possible technologies and equipment
The search giant Google is developing computer-cum-computer technology with a transparent screen that displays information about the real world.
Like Europe and China, Russia is developing an exascale plan that aims to be less dependent on US technology.
Computer users may soon store their data on glass hard drives, after scientists successfully develop
Reuters reported on August 18 that IBM has developed a microprocessor that the company claims is closest to simulating human brain activity to date.
Technology does not seem to be a monopoly of people, but the iPad maker recently plans to develop many entertainment applications for cats.
This project will last until 2016 and is carried out at the Japan Research Development Center located in Tsukuba City in Ibaraki Prefecture.
Binghampton University Leegunn In expert is teaching computers to understand people's emotions and facial expressions.