The future of PS5 is a return to the past: the dear cartridges appear (in SSD)
The future of PS5? A return to the cartridge system, judging by a patent "caught" by a foreign site. Yet there are still many questions.
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Ambrosia returns to selling "young" blood for rejuvenating transfusions
Transfusions of young blood as a panacea for ills and a vehicle for eternal youth? There are many doubts, but there is a clinic that seems to have none.
The drug that blocks glutamine slows down the tumor
By targeting glutamine, the team was able to slow down the tumor and alter the metabolism of the tumor microenvironment, "awakening" the immune defenses.
Scientists (really) work on a pill to erase memories
No, it's not the remake of "If You Leave Me I'll Eradicate You". An associate professor of psychiatry (to his dismay) managed to erase the memories of 60 people.
Here is the top 10 of the longevist industrial revolution
The long-lived wave will overwhelm medicine, industry and commerce. Delaying or stopping aging and death will be the most complex undertaking in human history.
In 2 months of testing recovered 1 year of cognitive decline from Alzheimer's
The test showed “remarkable and clinically important” results. Patients undergoing treatment recovered one year of cognitive abilities.
Osteocalcin, discovered its role: it is a stress hormone
A study published today reveals the true role of osteocalcin produced by bones: it is a stress hormone, which overturns current knowledge.
Here's who's behind the suspension of the UK parliament and why.
Dominic Cummings, mind of the Brexit campaign, is Boris Johnson's special adviser. Here's how (and why) the suspension of the UK parliament was born.
Here's how to survive the advent of hostile AI
With the current model, any development tends to ignore security in order to get ahead. This makes the danger of a hostile AI emerging more concrete.
Blind student is a transhumanist reference in Russia
He was disfigured at age 14: today Evgeny Nekrasov sleeps 2 hours a night, has an illegally implanted chip and is a transhumanist reference in Russia.
An electrical device that increases intelligence? Humm
In the scientific debate on transcranial alternating current stimulation, I, a layman of science, declare myself neutral. But this Humm…
Long live Apollo! 10 technologies of today born from the mission to the Moon
For those who still wonder what served to go to the Moon, here are 10 pieces of modern technology born directly from the Apollo mission.
Oculus gives VR visit to the Anne Frank house
In the Anne Frank House VR you can wear the headset and visit every room in which Anne and the other 7 occupants lived. The experience is touching.
Super Powers, Harvard Biologist lists the genes that create them (with super risks)
A well-known scientist produces a list of genes that, if modified, produce real super powers, but the game may not be worth the candle.
IKEA launches robotic furniture that changes environments in Japan and Hong Kong.
It is a single "aggregated" piece of furniture that moves on a track controlled by a touchpad
Forget the foam: the “liquid” helmet mimics the brain to protect the head.
One company has created helmets with small "air chambers" placed inside the helmet and filled with a thick liquid like oil that mimics the dynamics of cerebrospinal fluids.
The 1986 Marvel intro exploited the world's most powerful computer
The Cray was the ultimate. Do not laugh.
The next hard drive? It will be DNA.
The preservation of information is increasingly crucial: this is why companies like Microsoft are studying the "hard disks" of the future. Among the most promising research is that which focuses on a truly exceptional "physical memory": DNA. Our DNA is a medium that stores data about us: on an IT level its "performance" is extraordinary. Like Hard Disk, DNA does not degrade over time. It is so versatile that it contains in just 4 grams all the information produced in an entire … Read more
The return of Nokia 6: the first Android smartphone
Do you remember #Nokia, the famous brand of indestructible cell phones? Well, now he's back, and he's produced #Nokia 6, the company's first #Android smartphone. The famous Finnish brand, which had been so all the rage in the past decade, has been licensed to the HMD company, a company founded by former Nokia and Microsoft employees who will be able to use the brand for another ten years. After various rumors and previews, HMD finally officially presents the Nokia 6. A simple mid-range Android smartphone with Android 7... Read more
Facebook kills two million people (virtually only)
#Facebook eliminated two million people, due to a "terrible mistake", as the social network itself defined it. How did Zuckerberg declare so many people #dead? Simple, due to an error the social network automatically listed the profiles of around two million users still alive, fueling many messages of condolence as well as the anguish of the relatives of those directly involved. The false death struck Mark Zuckerberg himself, on whose profile a message in memory of him appeared. … Read more
The computer becomes a puzzle
It's called #Hp Elite Slice, and it's a modular #computer, a computer in which each element performs a different function and can be added or removed from the main unit. It weighs approximately 1 kg, the power can come from the screen, and various modules can be added, such as the one dedicated to audio for conference calls with double microphone, or the DVD player. It has an i7 processor and 8 GB of memory. It is designed especially for offices, and costs around 629 euros, to which… Read more
