Java: the 'Miss' is out of date?
Sun's revolutionary programming language is so familiar to web developers. But now, as the 1990s are receding, Java is also gradually
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Sun's revolutionary programming language is so familiar to web developers. But now, as the 1990s are receding, Java is also gradually
2005 is the year of big mergers. Although Oracle has pocketed $ 10.3 billion to buy PeopleSoft is not
In a move to regain market share that has been won by rivals over the past time, Sun has just announced it will continue to offer many of its other software applications…
The image of winter snow ice in European and American countries often gives people a romantic beauty, but some people know that is also extremely inconvenient.
A new polymer-based paint reflects almost all the sunshine, so that buildings, cars, airplanes and sun-exposed buildings are generally cool.
The UV-sensing part comes with a swimsuit that measures the sun's intensity and signals a reminder to wear more sunscreen.
First of all, we must admire the vitality of plants: they always grow toward light, showing a strong survival instinct.
Swiss researchers have created a new type of concrete roof that is capable of producing electricity from sunlight.
Surgical robots, microwaves act as cooks, fire robots are modern technologies that will appear in 2025.
German scientists hope the high-intensity light source from the giant artificial sun could help them produce CO2-free fuel for use in aircraft and automobiles.
He said this technology is similar to microchip use for dogs and cats. Time to implant equipment is only 30 seconds.
A step closer on the long journey to the dream
Smart mirrors detect sunlight to meet the British beer culture in the sun.
The plasma electricity will push the temperature in the UK's Tokamak ST40 fusion reactor to 100 million degrees Celsius, providing clean power to the national grid b…
Compared to farms that operate in the old way, which depends on the land and sunshine, high-tech farms produce 100 times more, using only 5% of normal water.