Resetting stem cells to iPS cells supposedly holds the key to bolstering our body’s overall health. Scientists have managed to get it working on mice, let’s hope it works on us humans as well. As we age, the capacity of the body to produce blood diminishes. This is why diseases linked to immune deficiencies, such…
This is a new tool in the warchest on the war against deforestation. Everyone agrees that deforestation is a problem: it not only affects our biodiversity but our climate as well. However, gauging the impact of deforestation is not a simple task – measuring lost forest cover doesn’t does not tell you its impact on…
Alleging that its confidential and proprietary sensor technology has been stolen and being used wrongfully, Alphabet Inc’s Waymo self-driving car unit sued Uber Technologies and its autonomous trucking subsidiary Otto. In order to speed its own efforts in autonomous technology, Otto, acquired by the ride services company in August, with stealing confidential information on Waymo’s…
Expect the desktop Ryzen 7 CPUs to hit the stores on March 2. Although AMD has largely ceded the processor market to Intel in recent years, however with the launch of its Ryzen 7 desktop CPU line of chips, it could have reason to cheer. The Ryzen 7 CPU based on the Zen architecture, could…
Sony’s upcoming shockproof, X-ray proof and are water-resistant SF-G SD cards will have a write-speed of 299 MB/s and a read speed of 300 MB/s. Sony has got another feather in its cap: the company’s upcoming SF-G SD cards, which the company has recently announced, “will be the world’s fastest SD cards,” boasting maximum write…
With its new upcoming flagship, the Galaxy S8 could well be used as a makeshift personal computer. Here’s some good news for the Samsung fan boys: the company’s latest upcoming flagship, the Galaxy S8 has graced a few human eyes, however, unfortunately, it was done with the screen off. Where there is a will, there…
The new manufacturing method could not only save significant costs but also benefit from an improved technological upgrade cycle. Known for manufacturing huge, gigantic satellites that cost a bomb, nearly $150 million, aerospace giant Boeing plans on adopting new production practices which could significantly lower its production costs. The Wall Street Journal has reported, Boeing plans…
Although the bike has yet to reach mass production stage, for the adventure seeking lot of you checkout the video mentioned below. Although a bike that can fly, a hoverbike, might seem like a cool idea, unless you have a one-limb-less wish, you may want to hold on to that thought. While Hoversurf, Scorpion-3, an…
In a tactical move, Hyundai has preferred to focus on efficiency rather than mile range in its new green Ioniq range of cars. Although Hyundai has been dragging its feet on the Hybrid technology front, the Korean automaker is serious on playing catch up: the company has decided to launch three Ioniq green hybrid vehicles…
With Apple acquiring Israeli-based RealFace, a company which specialises in deep learning based, face authentication technology, it would not be surprising if the next i-device moves away from fingerprint-based authentication to facial recognition. Turns out that the rumours surrounding Apple exploring facial recognition tech for signing-in on its device might after all have some merit.…
