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Meet the TV That Will Invite Its Viewers to Sue It

Over the years, technology has taken a – somewhat scary at times – dive straight into sci-fi territory with self-driving cars and phones that may actually fold into our pockets. But with such leaps forward in technology, how much do we actually know about the gadgets that we’re bringing into our homes? Well, there is…

By Steph Freeman 27th September 2018

Are Self-Healing Smartphones in Our Future?

Self-healing is something we tend to take for granted, after all, our bodies do it every day. If you run into your roommate’s grumpy cat and end up with a big scratch across your arm, it’s not the end of the world, as your skin will simply heal away as if it never existed over the next few days. Wouldn’t it be amazing if the screens on our phones could do the same?

By Steph Freeman 25th September 2018

Facebook Dating Launches with Trial in Columbia

Just four months after the news that Facebook will add dating features to its popular social media platform, the first trial has gone live in Columbia. Dubbed Facebook Dating, the feature will integrate popular dating site techniques from other sites – it seems to closely resemble competitor Hinge at the moment – with parts of…

By Steph Freeman 24th September 2018

Time To Get Smart? Decking Out Your Home Office With Smart Tech

Wherever you turn, the term “smart tech” is ubiquitous with every aspect of modern life. When we are setting up a gaming environment for us to see us through an anti-social weekend, or we’re working in a home office, setting up our home office with various smart tech can feel a little bit like the…

By Andrej Kovacevic 20th September 2018

UK Start-up Plans to Launch ‘Air Taxi’ Service by 2022

For most of us, when we think of a flying car, we’re most likely to think of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang or Blade Runner than actual reality. After all, we couldn’t possibly be close to that sort of technology, could we? Well actually, it appears that flying cars might be hitting our skies far sooner…

By Steph Freeman 17th September 2018

How Simulators Elevate Human Performance

It’s been said by many philosophers and maybe modern technology is proving them right. The saying of ‘our bodies are merely vessels for the mind’ seems to be accurate the more advanced we become as a civilisation. We know that diets have changed that help our bodies to be heavier, taller, leaner yet faster and…

By Andrej Kovacevic 6th September 2018

Chasing Thinner Laptops Has Ruined Portable Performance

Every company has its points of guilt when it comes to cutting design corners in favour of boosting specific attributes of their products. After all, Apple wouldn’t be nearly as well-known as it was if they weren’t able to produce thin, aesthetically attractive laptops that specifically target the high-end consumer market. Unfortunately, we’re reaching a…

By Andrej Kovacevic 4th September 2018

Overlooked Tech Costs Associated With Running a Business

There is no denying that financial management is one of the most critical elements of running a business. If you do not get this part of your company right, you may be left with no business at all. When you consider how technology has changed the business landscape and how much of an influence it…

By Andrej Kovacevic 4th September 2018

Huawei’s Insistence on Freezing Background Apps Leads to VLC Ban

There are many reasons to freeze background processes from running on a mobile device. Still, Huawei’s habit of doing so without consumer consent has finally landed them in hot water. Implemented as a solution to reduce battery life in mobile devices due to rogue apps often using background resources unnecessarily. Huawei’s modern phones automatically pull…

By Andrej Kovacevic 31st August 2018

Alberta Scientists Produce Most Data Dense Hard Drive in the World

In a step towards miniaturisation in the best kind of way, scientists at the University of Alberta, Canada have made strides towards increasing our current capability for data storage at a scale previously unimaginable. As hardware design trends continue to move towards smaller and more energy-efficient devices, this step could pave the way for exciting…

By Andrej Kovacevic 24th August 2018

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