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Monitoring seismic activity worldwide is an important task.

MIT engineers have built a device that can capture and separate carbon dioxide while using very little energy.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk once again made the world stir with his statements.

You only need to upload a suspicious image into About Face and this tool can estimate relatively accurately the likelihood that the image has been edited or not.

M-Blocks 2.0 can also move along other blocks, climb or climb down and even jump up.

We live in a world of connectivity, creating significant shifts in industries and the way we operate our jobs and our daily lives.

Google has announced the second generation version of the Google Assistant software, promising new capabilities, design changes and speed.

Security cameras are fine and good, but what do you do if you really want privacy? Linksys has a solution to this problem with its new Linksys Aware service.

If produced and widely applied, this invention will be the salvation for many men who are faced with inferiority from baldness.

iOS 13 will launch on September 19, but Jose Rodriguez, a security researcher, has discovered a flaw that allows hackers to bypass the lock screen on this version of iOS.

It is possible that the next-generation Apple Watch will be equipped with support for 5G mobile network or high-speed WiFi variant called 802.11ad.

865 Snapdragon and Apple A13, which CPU has more impressive performance?

Not only to make food or labor support such as traditional, dynamic, plants also bring benefits in a completely new way.

In the future, perhaps the prospect of people thinking about controlling things and communicating with each other will no longer be unthinkable, which only appears in HollyWood

Input Club said that SILO switches can have durability up to about one billion clicks.

Snapdragon 855 Plus is considered a 'light' upgrade of its predecessor Snapdragon 855.

IBM has just obtained a patent for a smartwatch that can quickly turn into a phone or tablet with just a few simple manipulations.

This interesting gaming interface is named BrainNet.

Google is currently creating an alternative solution, called Fast Share, similar to Apple's AirDrop on iOS and Mac.

This object identification system is called 'Jetson', using a laser to measure a person's heart rate, collect differences and from there can determine almost exactly the appearance