CES 2020 closes its doors: here is the best of the best.
The CES 2020 has been a trade fair with a strong passing, which has shown us a flash of light for the next decade. Here is the best of the great Las Vegas vernissage.
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30 Great technological flops of the last 10 years: the future that has not been.
10 years of great news, but also of monstrous technological flops. Here is a small gallery of the horrors of what has miserably failed in recent years.
11 bold forecasts for the near future technological decade
The last 10 years have seen half of the forecasts come true: this is what has happened, and here are those for the near future.
4 technologies that have changed the world, or at least our habits
Here are at least three technologies that have changed the world in the last decade, and a look at how things might change as we move into the next one.
The era of Wi-Fi 6 begins, faster (and still weak)
4 times more capable, it manages many more connections without interference and goes like an arrow, but Wi-Fi 6 has the same desolating security flaws.
Singapore plans an underground future
According to a plan launched in March, Singapore plans to move industries, transportation hubs and underground warehouses to free up surface space.
Download AI to remove people from videos
To remove people from videos, the developer mixed two different "training" models: one tracks moving objects, the other erases them.
For Days, a canon for dressing (and reusing) for life
For Days, more than a company, is the paradigm of radical, sustainable and ethical change also in the world of clothing and fashion.
Galaxy Fold returns after the pitstop: is it the right time?
The Korean company has put in a huge effort to completely redesign the device in just two months: Galaxy Fold has one last chance
Deepfake and AI more and more stunning
As you watch the video (it lasts a few seconds) ask yourself questions like me about the future of this technology. Because this technology, believe me, deserves all our questions.
5 predictions in 5 years for a revolution: VR and AR will change the world
Here are 5 predictions on small revolutions that with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) will add more worlds to what we live.
Here comes Jarvis, the artificial intelligence for every home
After a year of hard work, Mark Zuckerberg has revealed to the world some details of the #artificial intelligence #Jarvis, a personal assistant for the home that the founder of #Facebook had wanted to develop as a "personal challenge". Mark, pleasantly, gave the AI the name of Iron Man's butler, and integrated it into the home automation system of his house. Jarvis does everything, or almost everything: it independently manages lights, temperature, appliances, music from both PCs and mobile devices and much more. Jarvis can be commanded with… 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
Smart contact lenses are coming
The future in which we all have a technological implant in our eyes, which will allow us to send messages and take photos, is not that far away. In fact, today we are talking about nothing other than the new Sony patent, which is based on a sensor that is activated by measuring the pressure of the eyelid and which allows you to take photos thanks to intelligent contact lenses. And thanks to the movement of the eye it will also be possible to adjust the lens aperture and zoom. To check the image quality… Read more
A smartwatch that reads the veins
Will Samsung's new smartwatches be able to do everything, even read our biometric data with extreme precision and our veins? Apparently, yes. And so after fingerprints, facial features, voice and iris, in the future wearable electronic devices such as smartwatches could recognize the owner by his veins. The idea is part of a Samsung patent published by the US patent and trademark office. … Read more
Google is the virtual reality viewer
Will 2016 be the year of virtual reality, or augmented reality? Many analysts believe so. And Google doesn't want to miss the opportunity. Already in mid-January the company announced the launch of a new division, which will focus exclusively on the development of projects related to virtual reality. In fact, the strong competition from Facebook and its Oculus should not be forgotten. Google CEO Sundar Pichai has named Clay Bavor to head the division, which previously ran Gmail and Drive. Being… Read more
Flexible sensors: a revolution. Our life at a glance.
The best medical devices for measuring blood pressure today require a prolonged stay of the patient in the clinic. An experimental sensor can adhere to the skin almost like a tattoo and monitor this parameter in real time 24 hours a day. Why is a wearable sensor a revolution? A flexible and wearable sensor marks the difference between a simple 'photograph' of the patient and a constant path that allows us to perfectly understand what correlations exist between daily activities and the variation... Read more
Within three years wireless electricity on the market
That immense, gigantic genius that was Nikola Tesla built a tower, the Wardenclyffe Tower, in the middle of Long Island: an installation, he said, capable of transmitting electricity without the need for wires. The project (with the associated mysterious fire) foundered among a thousand mysteries even though Tesla had already transmitted remote energy in other experiments, and since then the project was shelved. More than a century later it's still a big hunt: big companies (Toyota, Intel, Samsung, Foxconn) and small startups (WiTricity, ProxybyPower) have... Read more
