Less than 12 years old but these 3 girls had world-class inventions
It was just a middle school student, whose life was under 12 but these three girls had inventions that could change the world.
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It was just a middle school student, whose life was under 12 but these three girls had inventions that could change the world.
Bruns Alonso, a graduate student at Delft University of Technology in the Dutch city of the same name, has created a type of pen that he says can determine stress ...
Japanese scientists develop a special cradle for babies with the ability to automatically comfort them until they stop crying.
A group of high school and college teachers and students succeeded in transmitting sound pulses at a rate faster than the speed of light, at least according to what we k…
Korean scientists have successfully researched a new technique that can simultaneously diagnose 12 types of cancers with the same mutant protein. Professor Lee of the Ko…
The demand for higher data rates and security has led to many important changes in the popular GSM wireless standard. 3G network was born, entailing many technical probl…
If your job is closely related to the exchange rate between all currencies, 'Alpha Online Currency Converter' will be an extremely powerful assistant, as it is an online…
After a period of use, the hard disk's data retrieval rate will gradually decrease and one of the main reasons is that this situation is due to fragmentation of hard dis…
According to Intel, the 802.11ax chip can achieve a maximum data transfer rate of 40% higher than the current, equivalent to 433Mbps - 600Mbps.
Recently, 4G networks have been widely deployed to subscribers. Some networks like Viettel and Mobifone have supported users to register for free 4G sim, convert from 2G…
Previously, the speed of 1.4 Terabit / s was only achieved in the laboratory.
With a wireless data transfer rate of up to 6 gigabits per second at a distance of 37km, a new world record has just been set.
Scientists from IBM have announced a new research result, using optical light pulses to speed data transfer between chips.
As early as mid-2009 and latest 2010, the world's first USB 3.0 port will be available.
In a report published Jan. 16, research firm IDC said changes in Dell's business strategy in the fourth quarter of 2007 helped the company achieve double-digit growth in…