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The rollable display is getting closer and closer to mass adoption: designs are becoming more versatile and essential.

The experiences of using content change, and companies adapt with a curved OLED. More and more curved.

An Austrian company develops the world's largest foldable MicroLED TV. And it is in everything, literally. Even in the price.

Intelligent reuse also extends to electronic devices: from hair cut the base for matrixes of OLED screens.

Cover the car with AMOLED panels to change color instantly and have lighter interiors without buttons? With LESA it will be possible.

From speed display to navigation, Lawk One AR glasses are the ultimate accessory for all cyclists

The Korean company LG sees the self-driving car as a digital refuge for oneself, where one can relax with massages, films and even psychological consultations.

The trend of going back to the office will not bring everything back to basics: in the future working week, Friday seems destined to disappear.

Inflatable keyboards on OLED: the keys appear and disappear as needed, is this the future of smartphones?

From shopping to feelings: AI is preparing to revolutionize every aspect of our lives. Here are 6 "postcards" with as many scenarios from the future.

We take a closer look at 10 online casinos in Italy, with a direct comparison of 5 of them ADM licensed in Italy + rating on bonuses and variety of games.

OpenAI is really scary: Google goes out of the box and prepares an "emergency" announcement for next Wednesday. Here's what it could be about.

A 5-point guide to understand how to make the most of Digital signage technology, the advertising of the future, for your company

A pair of e-paper glasses allows you to read a book without keeping your hands busy. This is how this device works.

An easy-to-do-at-home saliva test allows early detection of a type of cancer that often isn't "visible" until its advanced stages.

A new, more than flexible (but what I mean: elastic) screen kicks off the next revolution in "freeform" displays

New York has finally decided: whoever enters the city center will pay a toll that will strengthen public transport. What do you think?

An out-of-scale TV in everything: foldable, gigantic, very expensive and with artistic ambitions: the metal sculpture is transformed into a giant screen.

A display that is always "visible", because it is positioned directly on the eye: augmented reality contact lenses make great strides towards complete realization.

With this latest research, science is moving closer to the goal of developing pills that offer the benefits of exercise

The new REPowerEU plan is (ecologically) very bellicose. Nothing quaestio, but is it feasible? Not only obligations are needed, but supports.