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5 Insane Quotes From Boris Johnson’s Bizarre UN Speech About Tech
Internet Of Things

By Victor Tangermann

A working quantum radar device uses low-energy microwaves to spot objects that remain invisible to conventional radar technology.
Devices

By Dan Robitzski

Smart oven maker June Ovens is in the news this week, thanks to reports of their smart ovens allegedly turning themselves on overnight.
Internet Of Things

By Victor Tangermann

Starting in 2023, the United State's nuclear stockpile will be managed by El Capitan, a supercomputer with a peak performance of 1.5 exaflops.
Computers

By Kristin Houser

With just tiny implant, a security researcher was able to rig an Apple charging cable to give himself access to any user's devices.
Computers

By Kristin Houser

The US Army is Building a Supercomputer Inside a Storage Container
Computers

By Victor Tangermann

Vacuum Tube-Era Tech is Ushering in a New Generation of Superfast Devices
Devices

By Dom Galeon

Worrying reports of Samsung Galaxy Fold review units showing small bulges and broken displays are coming in.
Devices

By Victor Tangermann

Smart electronics company Signifiy announced a new take on the internet of things: the Truelifi, a smart lightbulb that can beam data streams using light.
Internet Of Things

By Victor Tangermann

Samsung tweeted a warning reminding TV owners to "prevent malicious software attacks on your TV by scanning for viruses on your TV every few weeks."
Internet Of Things

By Victor Tangermann

A new quantum computer can hold a superposition of 16 separate possible futures, a feat that scientists think could lead to faster-learning AI
Devices

By Dan Robitzski

Russia's military says that its "super soldiers" are able to use "parapsychology" techniques to crash computers with telepathy they learned from dolphins.
Computers

By Jon Christian

For the first time, scientists build a DNA computer that can be written and rewritten to run different software, just like a conventional computer.
Computers

By Dan Robitzski

A new trend in San Francisco's Silicon Valley involves DJs who perform electronic music by coding their sets in real time.
Coding

By Dan Robitzski

IBM figured out how to use a quantum computer to make machine learning algorithms better than ever before. But no quantum computer is good enough yet.
Computers

By Dan Robitzski

Why Cellphone Carriers Are Dreaming of a World Without Wi-Fi
Devices

By Jacob Banas

Quantum circuits could make use of transmon devices to speed up processes and allow for more precise control.
Computers

By Jacob Banas

A new medical device could charge pacemakers using the kinetic energy of a person's heartbeat. If it works, it could eliminate costly and risky surgeries.
Devices

By Dan Robitzski

To beef up cybersecurity before the upcoming 2020 Toyko Olympics, the Japanese Government is about to systematically hack the country's IoT devices.
Devices

By Dan Robitzski

Collecting parts to build a functioning quantum computer is so difficult, and expensive, it might slow down development of the technology as a whole.
Computers

By Victor Tangermann

Wiliot has raised an additional $30 million after demonstrating its battery-free Bluetooth chip, which pulls power from ambient radio signals.
Internet Of Things

By Kristin Houser

Congress has passed a $1.2 billion quantum computing bill designed to accelerate U.S. research into the nascent technology.
Quantum Computing

By Kristin Houser

Using a virus to manufacture computer components could introduce a new type of memory that doesn't cause as many delays as current systems.
Computers

By Dan Robitzski

According to a new report, it could take 20 years for quantum-safe encryption to become mainstream. And that's bad news.
Computers

By Victor Tangermann

littleBits Superhero Kit: Teaching Kids Block-Based Coding
Coding

By Sarah Marquart

The Two Fastest Supercomputers on Earth Belong to the US
Computers

By Kristin Houser

IBM's quantum computers will change technology
Computers

By Dan Robitzski

Water.io is working on "smart caps" that tell you whether you're hydrating enough or taking all your pills, and even put in orders when you're running low.
Internet Of Things

By Jon Christian

Quantum Computing Is Going to Change the World. Here’s What This Means for You.
Quantum Computing

By Alexandra Ossola

The FBI forced a child abuse suspect to unlock his iPhone X using Face ID. But should law enforcement have the right to do that?
Devices

By Victor Tangermann

The World’s First Practical Quantum Computer May Be Just Five Years Away
Quantum Computing

By Dan Robitzski

Apple No Longer Allows Crypto Mining On Its Devices. That’s Good For Users.
Devices

By Dan Robitzski

America Now Has The Fastest Supercomputer In The World. Here’s Why That Actually Matters
Computers

By Dan Robitzski

Smart Roads Could Soon Call An Ambulance, Connect You to the Internet
Internet Of Things

By Victor Tangermann

Smart Prosthetic Devices Create Natural Motion by Predicting Movement
Devices

By Kristin Houser

Everything Is Smart In The Future, Even The Freakin’ Walls
Internet Of Things

By Victor Tangermann

When Can Law Enforcement Look at Your Devices? A Definitive List
Devices

By Claudia Geib

This Crazy Gadget Helps You “Talk” To Your Computer Without Words
Internet Of Things

By Alexandra Ossola

This Military Device Uses Lasers to Scream, Flash, and Burn Clothes
Devices

By Kristin Houser

4 Things to Know About the Gadget That Will Charge Devices in Seconds
Devices

By Abby Norman

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Coding

By Brad Jones

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Computers

By Dom Galeon

Future Computers Will Process and Remember Info at the Same Time, Functioning More Like Real Brains
Computers

By Chelsea Gohd

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Devices

By Brad Jones

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Computers

By Dom Galeon

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Internet Of Things

By Chelsea Gohd

A Web of Sensors May Uncover Secrets of the Deep Oceans
Internet Of Things

By Claudia Geib

The Eight Most Powerful Supercomputers in the World
Computers

By Victor Tangermann

“Brain-on-a-Chip” Devices Are Changing How We Study the Brain
Devices

By Abby Norman

Do Companies Have the Legal and Ethical Rights to Slow Your Devices?
Devices

By Dom Galeon

If We Want Brain-Computer Interfaces, We Must First Decode the Brain
Computers

By Chelsea Gohd

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Computers

By Kyree Leary

Solar panels printed with inkjet printers could power small devices.
Devices

By Lou Del Bello

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Quantum Computing

By Chelsea Gohd

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Computers

By Dom Galeon

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Computers

By Chelsea Gohd

A New Computer Chip Can Store Quantum Information in the Form of Light
Quantum Computing

By Kyree Leary

We May Soon Charge Devices by Harnessing Electricity from Our Bloodstream
Devices

By Patrick Caughill

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Devices

By Karla Lant

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Computers

By Dom Galeon

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Devices

By Dom Galeon

A New Device Lets You Conduct an Ultrasound With a Smartphone
Devices

By Dom Galeon

IBM Just Announced a 50-Qubit Quantum Computer
Quantum Computing

By Dom Galeon

New Code Offers a 100-Fold Speed Increase
Coding

By Larry Hardesty