Noninvasive brain-computer interfaces are coming
Using a noninvasive brain-computer interface, researchers have developed the first-ever successful mind-controlled robotic arm with the ability to continuously track and follow a computer cursor.
Being able to noninvasively control...
What is the link between age and smartphone lock?
Older smartphone users tend to rely more on their phones' auto lock feature compared to younger users, a new UBC study...
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...
Huawei cancels the launch of its new laptop Matebook due to restrictions imposed by...
The Chinese group Huawei has decided to cancel the launch of a new Matebook laptop due to restrictions on the purchase of components that may suffer after the veto...
Microsoft announces ‘Project Scarlett’, a console to compete with Playstation 5
The video game giant Microsoft announced this Sunday Project Scarlett, its new and long-awaited commitment to high-end consoles and whose arrival on the market is scheduled for Christmas 2020.
Project...
Does the quick charging of the mobile phone really degrade the battery?
A study has shown that the fast charging of batteries in today's devices, such as smartphones, degrades lithium-ion batteries faster by damaging their components, causing them to break down...
How to properly clean your mobile charging port
Over time, small holes in the mobile phone, such as the charging port, end up accumulating dust and other debris that can cause the device not to function as...
New vulnerability of Intel processors, which also makes them slower
Intel launched the ninth generation of Intel Core H-series mobile processors in April. It sold its virtues: improved performance and increased responsiveness but just a few months later a...
Top technologies transforming our lives in hotels
We’ve come a long way from the days of entering a hotel room using a conventional key. While there are still properties – particularly budget ones – that use...
Your smartwatch can spy your hand and tell what you are doing right now
With a few tweaks, smartwatches can detect a surprising number of things your hands are doing.
Researchers have used a standard smartwatch to figure out when a wearer was typing...
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