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To help bicyclists or motorcyclists protect their property and find them if they are unfortunately stolen, a team of US engineers has created a GPS-based vehicle mounted…
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To help bicyclists or motorcyclists protect their property and find them if they are unfortunately stolen, a team of US engineers has created a GPS-based vehicle mounted…
According to Engadget, a new patent is filed by Google with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), where it wants to use GPS and weather data to improve image quali…
It is a new device being tested in London, England helps support early detection of aircraft through other signals in the air at low cost and less power consumption.
PoolmateHR is the world's first swimming meter to track laps, distance and heart rate measurements, giving stroke warning.
The types of transistors that make up the microchips of computers and other technological devices are the basis for Stanford scientists based on the principle of making…
The Volvo (Swedish) automaker has successfully developed a device that is expected to bring about a revolution in traffic safety, as it can scan to locate obstacles in f…
The new 3-D display, developed by Hewlwatt-Packard Electronics, does not require the use of special glasses to look at and is particularly suitable for small devices.
Dartmouth University's new device (USA) can immediately detect nicotine levels in the air that affect non-smokers.
A professor at Tsinghua University in Taiwan has created a bicycle for recharging the iPhone. The car relies on physical activity to generate energy, enough to charge th…
Google will not be the only company with smart glass products, because a Sony patent application reveals that Sony is also building a similar device.
McDonald's Fast Food Restaurants has confirmed that it is currently testing wireless charging services for its customers in several McDonald's stores in Europe.
At $ 60, users will receive an eyeCharm, a Kinect extension that will replace the use of a mouse on a computer.
Now, self-propelled devices are programmed to spy on objects, play music and even get on the wire like birds, waiting for convenient times to catch 'bait'.
Researchers have unveiled a new generation of batteries for mobile devices that can power both electric cars and batteries in seconds.
By connecting monitors and devices to the same computer network, users can play video from any device on any screen, based on Intel's new technology.