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Cleaner Air Takes Some of the Bite out of European Winters
Scientists find that reduced aerosol emissions correspond to fewer extremely cold days. → Read More
Japan Puts Its Mark on Geologic Time with the Chibanian Age
The newly named period in the Pleistocene identifies a key moment in geological history: the last time Earth’s magnetic poles switched places. → Read More
New sensors promise better picture of world ocean health
Researchers hope to track ocean carbon, acidity, and nutrients with global monitoring network to be in place by 2030 → Read More
Fujitsu's tiny 20Gbps receiver could transfer massive files instantly
Fujitsu has developed a 300GHz receiver that could allow mobile devices to download 4K or 8K high-def video instantly. → Read More
Fujitsu's small 20Gbps receiver could transfer huge files instantly
Fujitsu has developed a 300GHz receiver that could allow mobile devices to download 4K or 8K high-def video instantly. → Read More
Fujitsu's small 20Gbps receiver could transfer huge files instantly
Fujitsu has developed a 300GHz receiver that could allow mobile devices to download 4K or 8K high-def video instantly. → Read More
Canon's DSLR camera boasts an insane 120-megapixels
Canon's latest prototype DSLR camera features a 120-megapixel sensor with more than double the resolution of the EOS 5DS and 5DS R. → Read More
Canon creates 120-megapixel DSLR camera
Canon's latest prototype DSLR camera features a 120-megapixel sensor with more than double the resolution of the EOS 5DS and 5DS R. → Read More
Pioneer harnessing laserdisc tech for low-cost LIDAR
Pioneer is testing cheap, compact LIDARs by using know-how gained in laserdisc development and manufacturing. → Read More
Simple self-driving golf carts point the way for autonomous cars
Researchers from the U.S. and Singapore have developed self-driving golf carts that use minimal sensing equipment, and demonstrated them in a public park. → Read More
Mirrativ app can live stream anything on your phone
Mobile gaming giant DeNA has released Mirrativ, a live streaming app that allows any content on a smartphone screen to be broadcast. → Read More
LG rolls out rollable keyboard without the rubbery feel
Portable keyboards for mobile devices tend to come in either rigid and foldable or rubbery and rollup forms. LG Electronics is launching one that's a bit of both. → Read More
Bitcoin XT debate overshadowing growth opportunities
Some developers have sparked a bitter debate when they released Bitcoin XT, a competing version of bitcoin that allows for larger "blocks" of data in which bitcoin transactions are processed. → Read More
360-degree cameras are unleashing a new wave of panorama apps
Omnidirectional cameras such as Ricoh's Theta are inspiring a variety of new apps that go beyond photo-stitching functions of the past. → Read More
360-degree cameras are unleashing a new wave of panorama apps
Omnidirectional cameras such as Ricoh's Theta are inspiring a variety of new apps that go beyond photo-stitching functions of the past. → Read More
Vaio PCs to return to overseas markets this fall
Vaio, Sony's former laptop brand, is returning to overseas markets this fall, with sales of Windows 10 devices in the U.S. and Brazil. → Read More
Google's Atlas humanoid robot takes a walk in the woods
Developed by Boston Dynamics, which Google bought in late 2013, Atlas is an experimental bipedal machine with two arms that can use tools for humans. → Read More
Fujitsu brainstorm room lets you write on the walls
Digital sticky notes are one part of this elaborate projection system aimed at going beyond whiteboards → Read More
Go on, bend, punch and step on this transistor
Built with carbon nanotubes, these electronics can be run over, hammered and laundered without harm → Read More
LG launching high-fidelity music download service
Phones will require 24-bit playback to work with the service on LG SmartWorld → Read More