Technology

The upcoming technological revolution will be based on 5G connectivity. The hype of 5G, short for, the fifth generation of mobile data wireless technology, is riding on the peak at this time. Though the 5G network is on the horizon of practical application at a global level, its potential is presently experimented in several fields from telecommunication to the Internet of Things devices, smart cities and autonomous vehicles. Autonomous Driving Ecosystem The future of mobility is all about electric vehicles, flying cars, ride-hai...

How will 5G connectivity boost safety in autonomous vehicles?

1 day ago

Anna Versai

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Intel Corporation’s 9th generation processors could surface in the market earlier than expected, while the company has delayed the launch of its 10-nanometer Cannon Lake chips until next year. WCCFTech alleges that Intel might launch three of its mainstream desktop processors in Core 9000 series on October 1, 2018. According to a confidential note secured by HKEPC Hardware, the new Intel 9th generation processors will reportedly arrive with more cores and have faster functionality. The credit for the enhanced performance of the new p...

Intel 9th Generation Processors with 8 Core to launch on October 1st

4 days ago

Anna Versai

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By early morning today, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will document the biggest milestone in the history of humanity. The space exploration organization is all set to launch its newest spacecraft, Parker Solar Probe into space at 3:30 am EDT (0733 GMT). The moment is historic as Parker Solar Probe is underpinning a decades-old mission of “touch the sky”. In detail, the NASA newest spacecraft is constructed to reach closer to the sun than any other spacecraft lifted to date. The main purpose of the Probe is ...

NASA Parker Solar Probe Mission is all set to reach closer to the Sun

6 days ago

Anna Versai

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Miniaturizing is not a concept unknown to the techno world. Following the tradition, MIT researchers have developed cell-sized robots which can sense the environmental dynamics, store them in their memory and perform the complex computing operations for analytic purpose. The concerned MIT team started with designing an electronic circuit framework which must be mounted on microscopic particles called colloids and operates independently of any outside support. In detail, colloids are “insoluble particles or molecules anywhere from a ...

This Cell-sized Robots Can Fly Hard-to-Reach Spots Seamlessly

2 weeks ago

Anna Versai

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It’s 1995 and the internet has to change the world for better or worse. Fast forward to 2018 and the widespread of viral fake videos, images and news stories on the internet platform has become a threat to the digital generation. Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other social networking sites are the biggest victims (or mediums?) of the unethical online trend of fakeism. To combat this sensitive issue, almost all tech enterprises have put the concerned subject on priority in this year’s annual agendas. The enterprises have laid down ext...

It’s a Cold War against Fake Videos in the Tech World

2 weeks ago

Anna Versai

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Alphabet Inc.’s Google is (quietly?) working on a new operating system from scratch under the project titled, Fuchsia OS. Okay, this piece of information is about a couple of years old. We already know that Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s top engineers are mysteriously developing a successor to Android called Fuchsia OS. The project is founded to overcome the recurring limitations (read user privacy issues) of Android, the leading mobile operating system of present times. In addition, Google wants the new operating interface to smoothly ...

Google is Surprisingly Working on User Privacy through Fuchsia OS

4 weeks ago

Anna Versai

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Corning Gorilla Glass, an integral component of premium smartphones, has moved a step ahead for delivering the highest durability. Corning Inc. (NYSE: GLW) yesterday unveiled a new cover glass, Gorilla Glass 6 in a press event at the company's Sunnyvale, California office. The newly composed Gorilla Glass is made to match modern design demands and performance expectations from a new mobile device. According to a survey, people drop their phones at least seven times in a year, the company tweeted. It added that 70 percent times the ph...

Corning Gorilla Glass 6 is About Survival of the Toughest

4 weeks ago

Anna Versai

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X-ray imaging is getting an amazing update after over 12 decades. The identification of bone fractures or breaks before now has been effective using a high-contrast black and white image from the x-ray. But technology is offering full-color 3D X-ray images which provide more information, not just about bones. Meaning doctors can diagnose more challenges without cutting their patients open. Developed by MARS Bioimaging, a medical research firm founded 11 years ago by Phil and Anthony Butler; father and son scientists, the full color 3...

Father And Son Develop The World's First Full-Color 3D X-Ray

1 month ago

Anna Versai

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Facebook Inc. enters the club of tech companies developing their own artificial intelligence (AI) chip. The social network giant hired Shahriar Rabii as its Vice President and Head of Silicon this month, reports Bloomberg. He will probably report to Andrew Bosworth, the company’s Head of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality. Facebook now follows the footprint of the Silicon Valley suite building own chips. The tech cluster comprises of iPhone maker Apple Inc., Alphabet Inc.’s Google, pioneer of Prime culture, Amazon.com Inc. and Chi...

Facebook To Create Own AI Chip, Joins League of Google, Apple, Baidu

1 month ago

Anna Versai

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IDMvalidate has set the pace for how to provide instant ID authentication results for embassies, banks, cryptocurrency exchanges and other financial institutions who want to undergo a primary second-source verification. Seth Sewornu, the former head of the Ghana Police Visa and Document Fraud Unit, once met a man who tried to rent his passport. The detective had a valid UK visa, and the man offered him $1,300 because they looked alike. If Sewornua had leased his passport to the visa fraudster—he did not—it would not have caused much ...