A space company has developed a new space rocket that can take humans to Mars. The rocket, called “Mars One,” can carry 100 passengers and…
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Want to be smarter?
New pill may boost your IQ A pharmaceutical company has developed a new pill that can increase a person’s IQ. The pill, called “IQ Boost,”…
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New software can track your location in real time
A technology company has developed new software that can track a person’s location in real time. The software, called “Tracker,” uses a combination of GPS,…
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Autonomous cars can now drive themselves
An autonomous car company has developed a new system that allows self-driving cars to drive themselves safely without human intervention. The system, called “AutoPilot,” uses…
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Do you want to live forever?
New computer chip could make this possible Researchers at Stanford University have developed a new computer chip that could allow humans to live forever. The…
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Is this the end of smartphones?
New device combines the functions of a phone, tablet and laptop computer A start-up company has developed a new device that combines the functions of…
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New technology makes it possible to log in to websites without using passwords
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new technology that allows users to log into websites without using passwords. The technology, called “Passless,” uses…
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Who needs a flying car when you can have a giant drone?
A Chinese company has developed a giant drone that can carry people. The drone, called EHang 216, holds two passengers and can fly up to…
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Wolfram|Alpha makes a strong argument for virtual keyboards
I don’t keep my personal preference for mobile devices with physical keyboards a secret; the sensation of hitting real keys is an indivisible part of the text…
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Intel Plans Double Graphics Performance for Sandy Bridge
Chips likely to be the first to use 32nm Graphics cores Integrated graphics have typically stirred mixed feelings in end-users, as they were generally found…