The future is now: The first portable quantum computers hit the market
From a world of qubits directly to your home: quantum personal computers in Japan overlook the future of technology.
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AI, the avalanche Google can bury journalism
By introducing AI into its search interface, Google risks subverting the digital journalism ecosystem.
Gameface, for Google the controller of the future is facial expressions
Google unveils Project Gameface: Allows you to control video games with a smile or a nod. I predict cervicals.
Fusus, mega network of cameras: is it the death of the concept of privacy?
New platform connects thousands of cameras for expanded surveillance, but exposes citizens to privacy and cybersecurity risks.
After the vertical forest, the hydroponic skyscraper: Carlo Ratti is on fire
Spaces for work, agriculture and relaxation: Carlo Ratti's hydroponic skyscraper adds another piece to the city of the future.
The "male Sigma" arrives, the silent advance of irresistible men
Between myth and reality: the sigma male and his presumed irresistibility. New social categories or yet another inventions of the web?
Black Mirror is back: given the present, it's more unpredictable than ever
Charlie Brooker defies his own rules to bring a sixth season of Black Mirror that promises to be unprecedented.
Self-heating suits and indestructible bumpers thanks to programmable fabrics
New intelligent fabrics change color and shape based on temperature and electricity: revolution for clothing and cars.
What will it be like to travel within 50 years? Between holograms and 3D wardrobes
Top travel experts' predictions for 2070: biometric obsessions, flying taxis and other goodies
Refold, the folding cardboard office-desk leaves me perplexed
The folding desk, made in New Zealand, offers a sustainable and practical alternative for those working remotely but concerned about the symbolic value.
The future of photography is only computational
Part captured, part built, all enhanced: photography will all depend on talent and computing power.
Pompeii, an AI robot puts together the "difficult" fragments of the finds
Artifacts and fragments of frescoes scattered and impossible for a human to "glue" together? Not for an artificial intelligence.
What real estate professionals should know about data rooms
If you're in the real estate industry, you're trying to make your work more efficient by improving security, adding new equipment, hiring professionals, developing new projects or increasing your competitiveness, but something is still missing. But have you ever thought about investing in a virtual data room to work in the real estate market? If not, now is the time to explore the virtual data room products available on the market and decide which one is best for your real estate business. Date… Read more
Australia, soldiers operate robot dogs with electronic "telepathy".
Mind-Guided Robot Dogs of Soldiers? Go back three years and it would have been a television nightmare. Now it's real: still a nightmare, though.
Safee, anti-aggression smartphone cover: very useful, unfortunately.
A special cover transforms the smartphone into a "bodyguard" against aggression and domestic violence.
Klaus Schwab: We could succumb to the fourth industrial revolution
Klaus Schwab, WEF: “in order not to fall under the blows of the fourth industrial revolution, let's reglobalize the world”. I don't agree.
China, drones powered remotely with laser beams: 'they can fly infinitely'
Northwestern Polytechnical University's laser beam system can track drones and give them long-range flight range
QBear, here is the "translator" from newborn to parent
The device detects four primary needs of a newborn and "translates" them for the parents, or acts autonomously to calm him
3 Technologies that we will find in every classroom of the near future
Technology is changing education, offering new learning opportunities in the classroom: students and teachers will have many more arrows.
Data storage, by 2030 we could put it in DNA "cartridges".
Archiving data on DNA will allow us to preserve present and future human knowledge in a long-lasting and ecological way: this is where we are at.
The power of online casino bonuses as a method of promotion and marketing
Online casino bonuses are increasingly powerful and increasingly designed for customers who have different types of games and equally different gaming needs. Let's see the best.
