Research proves nanowires can improve LEDs to use less energy, and provide a better light
By using a specially designed type of nanowire, researchers have proven that it is possible to create LEDs that use less energy, and better
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Hackers steal data using device concealed in pita bread
Demonstration proves technology once thought to be bulky and expensive has now advanced to being much smaller, and much more affordable to
Controversy erupts over release of WiFi router with “pregnant women” setting
Two tech giants are going head to head with one another over a certain signal reducer that seems to be more of a scare tactic than anything
AT&T ordered to pay massive fine for slowing down Internet speeds of millions of its customers
Giant telecom company ordered to pay up on penalty for purposely misleading its
Airport pods let you experience the weather at your destination
A trio of pod stations set up at an international airport allows travelers to step in and experience the weather at their final
Enormous security flaw allows hackers to eavesdrop on more than half-a-billion Samsung devices
A preinstalled app that comes on most Samsung devices is found to have a security flaw that makes it vulnerable to
For sale: Emotional robot that will show you love, but also anger and irritation if annoyed
Softbank is gearing up to bring Pepper to market - here's everything you need to know about the most emotional robot ever brought to the
World’s thinnest light bulb developed using graphene
By using graphene as a filament, a team of researchers has successfully demonstrated an on-chip light source, which could pave the way for photonic circuit
Beaches will soon be populated with Smart Palms for better connections and faster charging
Fake palm trees will outfit private and public beaches to provide sun-lovers with free WiFi, power, and weather
Every piece of software and hardware Apple has launched at WWDC since 2006
Infographic sums up all of Apple's software and hardware announcements since