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Virtual assistants can replace tour guides in the future
Just bring a device capable of playing pre-installed audio or smartphone applications, visitors can listen to information about artifacts without a guide at the museum.
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Will raising the phone help improve mobile waves?
Lin Zhong, a professor of electronics and computers at Rice University, said so when asked about the movements anyone in the world ever did at least once in this life.
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Department of marketing
Minister David Lidington said the device was promoted to bypass the security electronic system because it did not contain metal.
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Misconceptions about bombs and mines that we still think are true
Movies gave us a misleading view of bombs, mines and explosive devices.
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How are spy birds equipped?
For a long time the pigeons have been trained by humans to deliver letters and even make the 'intelligence agents' harmful. Currently these birds are often attached to e…
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The secret to fighting asphyxiation in house fires
Although it may be unbelievable and even somewhat ... unsanitary, but in sudden fires, breathing through the toilet will save your life.
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The wave breaking suitcase protects the head of Russia
This device is capable of interfering with radio signals and remote control on all frequency bands.
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New PalmID technology allows unlocking with palm
A San Francisco company called Redrock Biometrics has studied a security tool that uses the palm of a user.
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Wireless charging and things to know
According to Digital Trends, when listening to the term
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The 19-year-old created a hack system to teach people the importance of security
It is a simple system, but it is remarkable that it is made up of a high school student.
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What happens if you don't turn off your phone when you fly?
Turning off all electronic devices must be turned off or switched to airplane mode has become routine, flight attendants are reminded on every flight.
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Russia developed a more secret weapon than a nuclear bomb
The Russian defense industry is developing new devices that are more powerful than nuclear bombs.
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11 most quirky electronic products in the world
Sometimes manufacturers invent things that make us unable to understand why they did it. Have you owned any of the products below?
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Why does the microwave cause noise when operating?
We are in the technological age, where people can do everything easily and quickly thanks to smart, advanced and powerful devices.
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Little interesting things about QR codes
Launched in 1994 in Japan, QR codes are gradually gaining popularity in the world and providing many conveniences for sharing information.