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Web encryption is now completely broken. Recent changes announced in the EU will now ensure that a man-in-the-middle will be common place and we will be made to think that encryption still exists.
Groundbreaking Wearable Device Takes Ultrasound Images of Muscles During Exercise for Better Diagnosis, Treatment
New high-performance ultrafast lasers are being made on nanophotonic chips.
Founder and CEO of OTOY, Jules Urbach, presented a deep dive on next generation rendering - showcasing how Blender, Octane and the Render Network have been used for final frame VFX production in 2022 and 2023.
Remember back before smartphones existed, when you had to buy a separate cell phone, camera, music player, calculator and calendar? Well, the Utility Personal Transporter may one day do for electric vehicles what smartphones did for gadgets.
In a video posted to TikTok, Gravity Industries founder Richard Browning has shown off what appears to be live-fire aerial testing of a shoulder-mounted, head-tracking weapons system for the Iron Man-style jet suit he's been flying since 2017.
Professor Jonathan Haidt is a social psychologist and author.
Apple's new Thunderbolt 4 USB-C cable costs a staggering $130, more than ten times the price of a generic USB-C cable. But what's the difference between Thunderbolt and USB-C? Adam is joined by electrical engineer Zach Radding to examine Lumafield's
New Study Reveals Hospitalized Newborn Babies Are Adversely Affected by Continuous Wireless Radiation Exposure
It's the season for gift buying once again and as you get saturated with ads on what to buy, I will give you the knowledge to choose wisely.
Police in Washington, D.C. are the second force to give out free Apple AirTags and Tiles for Android users amid a nationwide increase in car thefts.
Could a speaker aimed at you make you hear voices? Interesting find...
Six months after it was first shown off, Humane has announced that its unique Ai Pin device is about to go on sale.
Internet of Things: Tech Firms Have Become Our Digital Landlords – But People are Starting to Fight Back
Your mobile phone emits identifiers, and this is done over the airwaves (radio frequency). The identifiers are unique and thus can point directly to a specific person. These identifiers are the IMSI and IMEI and both are frequently misunderstood. Thi
WATCH: Next Level Surveillance Uses Wifi Signal To "See" In The Dark
It's been three years since DJI updated its 4K steadicam, and that's clearly long enough as the Osmo Pocket launches into its third generation – coming with a 1-inch sensor, rotating touchscreen, the latest tracking stabilization tech, and a signif
School Bans Smartwatches, Cell Phones, and Other Mobile Devices to "limit unnecessary distractions"
Dozens More Victims Join Class Action Lawsuit against Apple AirTags, "one of the most dangerous and frightening technologies employed by stalkers"
Starlink satellites will soon be offering Direct to Cell capabilities to enable texting, calling, and browsing everywhere on Earth. SpaceX will start satellite-based text messaging in 2024 and expand to voice and text support in 2025.
Researcher show that n-bit integers can be factorized by independently running a quantum circuit with orders of magnitude fewer qubits many times. It then use polynomial-time classical post-processing.
In this video, we're going to learn about how resistors work! We'll explore the different types of resistors, how resistors work in circuits, and how to calculate resistance.
International Man: Before people understood what oil was, they considered it waste. Later, once people understood the economic potential of oil, it was transformed from unwanted waste into a lucrative commodity.
This video shows three ways that you can build cheap but effective Faraday cages. These could help you protect important electronics from an EMP (electromagnetic pulse).
When police suspected Danny Kyllo, an Oregon man, of growing cannabis in his home they drove to his house with a thermal imaging device to scan it.
AI-Generated Image of Rand Paul Is So Realistic, Many Believed He Showed Up to the Senate Barefoot in a Bathrobe
When police suspected Danny Kyllo, an Oregon man, of growing cannabis in his home they drove to his house with a thermal imaging device to scan it.
A number of outlets are reporting recent news from France regarding the safety (or lack thereof) of cell phones.
According to the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, "SMART ePANTS could revolutionize the Internet of Things by collecting data to help intelligence, medical and sports commmunities."
Because of perceived inconveniences, many believe that having a de-Googled phone is impractical and will completely shun the idea. Others choose to avoid de-Googled phones because they need a few apps that otherwise will not work. But we will discuss
