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A film from the 1940s showing how to operate and use mobile phones far different from today.
Although it has been around for a long time, wireless charging has not been able to reach the speed that users want.
These solar panels can work very well even in unfavorable weather conditions like cloudy or rainy weather.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is the first folding phone with a glass screen. Previous devices like the Samsung Galaxy Fold all have plastic screens.
Scientists from Rutgers University (USA) have just announced the successful manufacture of automatic blood sampling robots that can do this job better than health worker…
Scientists have discovered a new way of transmitting data to help the internet speed to astonishingly fast.
Scientists from the University of Massachusetts have just announced how to create electricity ... air through a special creature.
The vests look stylish and youthful, but the fact that bulletproof vests are revolutionizing the civil protection industry.
Scientists are working with the US military to create clothes that can quickly kill toxic substances, a measure to protect soldiers from chemical weapons.
A team of researchers in Canada has successfully developed a handheld 3D skin printer to handle severe burns by 'printing' skin cells directly onto the wound.
Jellyfish usually swim about 1.2 m / min, but in the experiment, cyborg jellyfish nearly tripled. The electrical impulses make the jellyfish's pulse beat faster, thereby…
The type of gas mask combined with the screens of American scientists can accurately display the objects behind the smoke screen extremely dangerous.
Scientists have found a new way to use the energy of direct droplets.
According to the team, the cost of printing 100g of meat with this technology is only about $ 3, not too high compared to buying meat directly in the supermarket.
The scientists project an electric field force then use a scanning electron microscope to affect the mechanical properties of diamond nanofibers.