3 tips to finding what your iPhone X is worth
An iPhone is a valuable asset, especially if you have the newest generation model. However, the value of your phone depreciates over time. An iPhone X that cost over...
Consequences of looking so much at the mobile: it takes out the jowl and...
Mobiles could be affecting our health more than we think, because not only can lead to vision problems or lack of concentration, they can also damage our bones.
A 2016...
How to improve your gaming experience at home
The world of gaming has blossomed over the past ten years and is now a big part of people’s lives. With internet speeds getting quicker and machines getting more...
Would you control games with your clothes?
RFID-embedded clothing could control avatars in video games or tell you when you should sit up straight.
Researchers have found ways to track body movements and detect shape changes using...
A laptop-sized vehicle
A personal vehicle with battery for (around) 12 km. (16 km/h. max.speed) and a recharge time of 60 minutes.
Walkcar is a 13-inch laptop-sized car that weighs only 2.8 kg,...
How to decorate a gamer’s room
While video games were a matter for teenagers, the decoration of rooms for gamers was an irrelevant issue, since simply, the child was adapting his bedroom to the devices...
Safe, low-cost, modular, self-programming robots
Many work processes would be almost unthinkable today without robots. But robots operating in manufacturing facilities have often posed risks to workers because they are not responsive enough to...
Nintendo prepares the launch of a cheap Switch console and an improved one
Japanese video game giant Nintendo plans to launch a cheaper version of its Switch console designed for portable use in the autumn, according to the local business newspaper Nikkei.
The...
Could we create a human 3D character based on drone’s captures?
New research shows how drones can greatly reduce the effort required to make realistic animated figures for movies and television.
Computer scientist Tobias Nägeli is sure that drones are going...
Swipe your wrist to talk to your smartwatch
As mobile and wearable devices such as smartwatches grow smaller, it gets harder and harder for people to interact with screens the size of a matchbook.
But that may change....
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Scientists have discovered a link between dementia, white matter in the brain, and the neurodegenerative disease CTE in former American football players.
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Do our electronic devices make it tougher to grasp science?
Excessive interaction with electronic devices may be related to weaker activity in areas of the brain that are key to understanding scientific texts, say...
How can businesses benefit from translation and interpretation services?
Interpreters and translators play a significant role in the realm of global business. They enhance communication by conveying information correctly and accurately from one...
WhatsApp works on a boomerang style tool such as Instagram’s
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Who says house moving has to be unbearable? While house moving in itself needs a lot of time and effort - especially during the...
Team cracks mystery of Dead Sea summer ‘snow’
New research may solve the mystery behind the the Dead Sea’s salt crystal “snowfall.”
It’s summertime at the Dead Sea, and for locals and visitors...
Quicker method to track outbreaks from poo in the pool
Whole genome sequencing technology may give scientists and health care workers a powerful weapon in tracking—and possibly controlling—outbreaks of serious diseases, researchers say.
In a...