Harvard University has created something new: an acoustic printer. What makes this so unique is that you don’t need ink cartridges. It works with liquid, literally any liquid you can imagine can be used to print with.
Google Chrome would like to make URLs both easier to understand and more secure. They’re proposing changing the whole system, charging it doesn’t work the way it should.
In the continuing battle between government and tech companies, the intelligence community, naming themselves “Five Eyes,” wants to forge an agreement to ensure there is access to “lawfully obtained data.”.
Apple needs a homerun to retain their title of being innovative. Now that they acquired a glass lenses company, will their next device be smart glasses?
Officials are utilizing autonomous helicopters, wanting to use them as first responders and eventually use the same technology to offer passenger service.
Facebook and New York University are working together on a current research project using artificial intelligence to create a faster MRI exam called fastMRI.
In a Huawei commercial for their Nova 3i, the “selfie” highlighted was really taken by a DSLR. Was Huawei being deceptive or looking for commercial quality?
Google is planning on entering the fitness device space with something new called Google Coach. Will it be able to compete with Apple Watch and Fitbit?
Leave it to a researcher to figure out a way to use machine learning to identify sick marijuana plants and possibly identify illnesses in humans as well.
Social Mapper hacks its way in to social media profiles using facial recognition to collect many of them all at once to put itself on a level playing field with hackers.
