Wireless chips with matchboxes store 100 pages of text
Experts at HP's lab have successfully developed a tiny wireless data chip that can store up to 100 pages of text.
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Experts at HP's lab have successfully developed a tiny wireless data chip that can store up to 100 pages of text.
Hackers are using text messages via mobile phones to entice users to access a malicious website to build the network.
A group of students from Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences had an idea to build a program to support blind people to edit documents on computers. The proje…
Microsoft Outlook 2007 will be packed with new features that support sending SMS text messages and voicemail compatible with Exchange's voice mail service.
For more than a decade, Microsoft Office has been hegemony in the field of text editing: office workers and computer users have used it to write letters, create spreadsh…
'Web Translator' is an online translation tool, able to 'translate live' between 10 most popular languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Russian,…
Microsoft Office is hegemony in the area of text editing, but recently a new wave of software appeared on the network. This movement, in the future may weaken Microsof…
Using keyboard shortcuts makes text processing speed effective and very quick in text editing. Previous article we have instructed Self-printing of keyboard shortcuts fo…
Japanese company NEC has announced that it has successfully developed a live (real-time) pronunciation translation software between Japanese and Chinese. In the library…
Texting (SMS) in the traditional way is now almost
In the following article, we would like to introduce some free office application software with features no less than Microsoft office, but still help you to use freely…
The following article will introduce widgets that display the clock and other types of information on the lock screen and home screen of the Android device that you shou…
US scientists have successfully developed devices that allow paralyzed people to use their thoughts to perform some actions that had never before been possible.
According to the authors from the University of California, the text of this machine prints up to 90% accuracy. Its mission is to capture the nerve signals in your brain…
The research team at Google has found a way for their AI to reproduce images from text. The more detailed the text, the more accurately reproduced the image.