TECH & INNOVATIONOne of the longest-running simulator programs returns this year as Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 blurs the line between flight simulation and watching real flight footage.
Do you know that the average lifespan of your air conditioner is 12 to 15 years? Furnaces last for nearly two decades. If you don't have plans to move to a new location, you would inevitably replace your HVAC system.
MIT scientists have developed a new device that can manipulate a person's dreams while sleeping. This experimental dream incubation device aims to control dreams outside the dream itself during the first stage of sleep where the mind is trippy, loose, flexible, and divergent.
Samsung Galaxy Fold may not be the newest phone in the market today but it is still worth knowing about them especially when you are considering to buy one of these $2,000 phone and tablet in one.
Traditionally, users had to access the internet via a dial-up connection and a modem (hardware used to convert data into signals, allowing it to travel up and down a phone line).
Seen as the future of computing, quantum computers have exciting potential for solving problems beyond the capacity of classical supercomputers. While quantum computers are still mostly under development, one sample has displayed the capability to work on materials problems.
Local police forces across the United States are looking into tech companies for a lesser lethal device for crowd control during rallies. Sound cannons, directed energy weapons, and projectile Kevlar cords may be used.
Hi-tech innovations facilitate human labor in many spheres eliminating time and efforts to complete multiple tasks. Advanced agrarians widely employ digital tools, equipment, and techniques that promote precision farming.
Engineers have successfully developed four-winged bird-like drones inspired by the agility of hummingbirds and insects. They were able to do this by reverse engineering the aerodynamics and biomechanics of the two creatures.
Fluffy, a dog-like robot designed by Boston Dynamics, has been helping Ford's engineers in Michigan. With impressive specs, Ford's processes have been 'more efficient and effective' without displacing their workforce.
Scientists are using 3D printers to create miniature human organs that will be used to test potential COVID-19 drugs. Bioprinting will help not only COVID-19 patients but patients with cancer and other diseases as well.
How secure are Twitter accounts? The recent Bitcoin scam from July 15 had exposed several major security problems. The investigation is still ongoing after hacking targeted accounts that were verified and high-profile.
Recent years have seen an explosion in delivery services that promise to make every aspect of shopping faster and more convenient. And while juggernauts like Amazon and AliExpress have reshaped how we buy everything from furniture to electronics, supermarkets have so far remained popular with consumers who aren't quite ready to buy their lettuce and steaks online.