Battery technology - The weakest link in the digital ecosystem
Processor and memory technologies change exponentially over the years, but rechargeable battery technology has remained virtually unchanged for more than 20 years.
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Processor and memory technologies change exponentially over the years, but rechargeable battery technology has remained virtually unchanged for more than 20 years.
Fingerprint sensor on the phone for the first time caught the strong attention was in 2013, when Apple put it on iPhone 5s.
A group of Chinese scientists developed a micro-detector that allows to see through clothing or some paper and cardboard materials.
A controlled explosion in the aircraft's luggage compartment has been successfully controlled by a bomb-resistant liner, developed by a group of British scientists.
US researchers are developing a tool to track users' hoops to gauge their emotional state.
If you come to London today, you might be able to see kiosks renting special bikes equipped with laser lights to warn the opposite.
Wireless charging will be defined correctly with its name with this technology.
Kone RemoteCall application allows users to call elevators with smartphones and tablets, quickly processing requests to move in buildings to save waiting time.
Machines will be smarter when you can see and comprehend things around.
Russian scientists have created a four-leaf helicopter that can be controlled remotely by thought.
Bill Gates has just given directions for addressing the energy crisis and future climate change with three new power generation technologies.
This glue can dry in normal conditions and become sticky in case of collision.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have just created a super-thin, ultra-light and ultra-durable material.
A group of eight Singapore National University students (NUS) have successfully built a drone (Snowmobile) named Snowstorm that can carry one person.
At present, traditional methods of measuring temperature are very expensive and ineffective.