A smartphone app can measure hemoglobin without sampling
A smartphone app can accurately assess hemoglobin, and without any contact.
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Smartphone anti-theft: Ericsson makes it slippery
Ericsson patents a technology that makes the phone slippery as soon as it ends up in the hands of an attacker. An anti-theft device for smartphones!
E-commerce also runs on smartphones
As of 31 December 2016, a total of 45,2 million mobile telephone devices were active in Italy, with old "mobile phones" numbering around 12 million, down by 6% per year. This means, therefore, that there are more than 33 million Italians who use smartphones, whose penetration rate rose to 73 percent of the population last year. Not just phone calls It seems obvious to write it, but today the smartphone is successful because it allows you to carry out ... 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
iPhone 7 and the new wireless smartphones
The future is without jacks for headphones and earphones, at least according to #Apple, which yesterday presented its new #iPhone 7. With #wireless earphones. Yesterday, on the stage at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, Tim Cook presented Apple's latest innovations, including the iPhone 7. The main innovations include a farewell to the audio jack, two cameras, water resistance and a battery which lasts longer. “The iPhone 7 is the most advanced smartphone ever made,” says Cook. To the new iPhone… Read more
The new smartphones will be indestructible
Are you the type who always drops your cell phone or smartphone on the floor, and who breaks one a week? Well, the #future of smartphones has thought of you too, given that the next mobile phones will have a practically indestructible screen. The change is due to the new smartphone glass just launched by Corning, which promises to withstand drops up to one meter and 60 centimeters high. It's called Gorilla Glass 5, and we'll be able to test it soon. On the other hand, recent research… Read more
No more smartphone incidents
#Walking down the street staring at the display of your #smartphone, with your eyes pointed downwards, is extremely dangerous, yet more and more people do it. And there is no shortage of accidents, even fatal ones, in Italy either. Whether it is to send a message on WhatsApp, to interact with Facebook friends or to look for creatures to catch, we pay less and less attention to where we put our feet. The designer Büro North thought about solving the problem, with an idea that could save pedestrians' lives... Read more
Here is the shoe that recharges the smartphone
The future is already here. If it is true that the latest generation smartphones require more and more energy and longer charging cycles, it is also true that science and technology are making giant strides in seeking new alternative sources of energy. An example are these shoes that allow you to recharge your smartphone while walking. It's called Vibram Hero, and it's a shoe that allows, through a special technological innovation, to accumulate electrical energy every time its sole... Read more
Your thoughts beyond life: Goodbyememo delivers the digital goodbye
Goodbyememo challenges the fear of dying and leaving things unsaid. Founded by two Italians, the service sends messages after death, giving serenity to those who fear the afterlife.
2050, 50% of the global population will have glasses: experts warn
Myopia is reaching epidemic levels, with estimates predicting that half the world's population will need corrective lenses by 2050.
Goodbye lithium, welcome sodium: the breakthrough of new generation batteries
Sodium, 500 times more abundant than lithium, could revolutionize the world of batteries. This is demonstrated by new research from KAIST.
Cyborg office manager! I'll tell you about the posthuman work that (maybe) will be
Microchips, magnets, connected brains: the posthuman future is upon us. What do we intend to do when he also knocks on the door?
Apple explores the future: domestic robots on the horizon?
Apple is focusing on domestic robots to open new business horizons. Top secret projects and a dedicated team to test innovations.
Did we live better before, without technology? Before When?
Technology has always shaped humanity as much as humanity creates technology. It is this profound co-evolution, from prehistoric flints to AI, that makes us "wise animals".
Felo Tooz, the queen of giant motorbikes, amazes on everything
12″ display, surround sound, total connectivity: Felo TOOZ is the queen of giant hi-tech motorbikes. And it does 720 kilometers on one charge.
Dr.Fone: what it is and how to protect your privacy
In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, our daily lives are increasingly interconnected thanks to mobile devices. From our smartphones to tablets, these tools offer us a wide range of services and features. The latter simplify our daily activities, from work to socializing, from navigation to managing finances. However, with this growing dependence on mobile devices, the crucial question of information security also arises. One of the most relevant aspects of mobile information security is… Read more
Silicon, here are the sensors of the future: smaller than a grain of salt
The new communication networks use microchips the size of a grain of salt, which can be implanted in the body or in wearable devices.
If you sit at your PC for too long, nothing will come back to you
A Chinese study finds links between excessive sitting PC use and a three-fold increase in the risk of erectile dysfunction.
The great convergence: how AI, biotech and wearables will change everything
The convergence of three key technologies will lead to revolutionary discoveries but also risks of inequality and chaos. You need to prepare.
Airmarker: the portable balloon that saves your life
The special personal hot air balloon, which stays in the air for 3 days, was born from years of experience in search and rescue missions.
Mental health alert: why the world is literally going crazy
According to the latest Mental State of the World report, global mental health has plummeted, with young people particularly affected.
