11.3.2020 | Apple will pay $ 500 million for slowing down the iPhone
Apple faces several lawsuits for deliberately slowing older iPhones with software updates between 2017 and 2018. The situation could now result in an out-of-court settlement.
10.3.2020 | Love gaming?
A Company In Japan Have Created The Ultimate Gaming Bed So You Never Have To Leave The House Again
9.3.2020 | Xiaomi patented a triple-screen phone
The technology company filed patents at the end of last year and is now approved by the Chinese State Intellectual Property Office. And what can we look forward to in the future?
8.3.2020 | The new Samsung case will clean and iron your clothes
After South Korea, he now decided to sell it in the US and Russia. Other world markets should follow. AirDresser resembles a refrigerator, but in fact it is a closet that cleans and irones hanging laundry.
6.3.2020 | A rover without a driver begins to deliver food in the United States
A total of 5,000 should be launched. Autonomous machines are slowly beginning to take over many of the activities that until recently had been done by people. In production and service, human power is slowly being replaced by cheaper and more powerful robots.
5.3.2020 | Amazon wants to introduce payment with just a handprint
Maybe soon. Amazon is working on a new system that would allow you to pay by tapping your palm. In recent years, mobile phone payments have spread around the world. Services such as Apple Pay and Google Pay are already supported by most banks abroad.
4.3.2020 | Teslasuit gloves will enhance your virtual reality experience
It is a complement to last year's suit that will enhance your experience. Teslasuit is relatively well known in its field. The suit it has been offering since last year is also used for training astronauts or emergency evacuation.
3.3.2020 | Cheaper and faster Wi-Fi on airplanes?
However, upgrading the equipment is quite difficult for airlines. Seamless Air has now come up with a new modular system.
There is increasing pressure on airlines to improve the quality of wireless connections.
2.3.2020 | One can hack the net even with a smart light bulb.
You can hack the net even with a smart light bulb. For example, researchers at Check Point's Israeli cybersecurity company, together with Tel Aviv University, have now discovered the vulnerability of smart light bulbs, which can be used to penetrate other parts of the network where the attacker can deploy ransomware.
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