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  • Apple has patented a smart ring to track body parameters
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    Apple has patented a smart ring to track body parameters

    The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has published a new Apple application for a smart ring with sensors to track the state of the body. The ring will be able to track heart rate, blood oxygen levels, blood pressure and other indicators. The patent also states that the ring can be equipped with an OLED […] More

  • GDDR6W has twice the bandwidth and capacity compared to the manufacturer's current chips.
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    Samsung develops GDDR6W, the fastest graphics memory in the Metaverse

    High-performance, high-bandwidth, high-capacity solutions help bring virtual reality closer to real reality. To meet the growing market demand, Samsung has developed GDDR6W (x64) graphics memory. This is the industry’s first next-generation DRAM technology. GDDR6W is based on GDDR6 (x32) by introducing Fan-Out Wafer-Level Packaging (FOWLP) technology, which greatly increases memory bandwidth and capacity. Last July, Samsung introduced the […] More

  • SAMSUNG OVERTAKES GOOGLE
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    Samsung overtakes Google to become world’s top brand

    The British international market research and data analysis company YouGov has published a fresh report on the best brands in the world. This list is currently headed by Samsung Electronics, which managed to overtake Google, which has dominated this field in recent years. The final results were announced on 20 November. According to the report, Samsung Electronics […] More

  • The latest technology allows you to install displays literally everywhere, but commercial products will have to wait
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    LG unveils the world’s first stretchable display for clothing, cars and more

    Today, November 8th, LG Display officially unveiled the world’s first 12-inch high-definition stretchable display that can be freely stretched, folded, twisted and more. And all this without image distortion, damage to the display itself and problems with color reproduction. The company noted that the presented development provides the ability to stretch by 20% of its original size, […] More

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    Microsoft accidentally released a new version of Windows

    Microsoft is hard at work on the next version of Windows, codenamed Next Valley for now. Earlier there was news that the company intends to return to a three-year release cycle for new versions of the operating system, with the next release scheduled for 2024. During the Ignite Keynote conference, some developers noticed an updated version of […] More

  • INTEL HAS BECOME ONE STEP CLOSER TO THE PRODUCTION OF QUANTUM CHIPS
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    Intel has become one step closer to the production of quantum chips

    Intel has reached a major milestone in the production of quantum chips for a new era of high performance computing. At Intel’s Gordon Moore Park in Hillsborough, Oregon, Intel Labs and Components Research has achieved the highest level of silicon spin-qubit device manufacturing through extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV). The company’s engineers have created quantum chips with extraordinary […] More

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    Zoom will launch its own email and calendar to compete with Microsoft and Google

    According to online sources, Zoom, a videoconferencing company, is developing its own email client and calendar. It is assumed that the launch of these services will help turn the company’s platform into a full-fledged competitor to Google Workspace and Microsoft Office. Image Source: Pixabay Zoom’s desire to develop new services is understandable, since the growth of […] More

  • THIS NEW WHATSAPP FEATURE WILL MAKE LIFE HARDER FOR HACKERS
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    This new WhatsApp feature will make life harder for hackers

    WhatsApp, as the most popular messenger, is an attractive target for all sorts of attackers trying to gain access to user accounts. For additional security, the service supports two-factor authentication, but most users simply ignore this feature. There are also those who unknowingly give one-time authorization passwords to scammers, thereby allowing them to gain access to their […] More

  • Why should you start using a VPN to surf the internet?
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    Why you should start using a VPN to surf the internet

    You may already know what VPNs are and how they work, although there are certain considerations that can be taken into account in order to enhance the way in which this tool is used to navigate the Internet correctly. As well as in the way in which user data is protected against cyber attacks. Therefore, if […] More

  • Google debuts Fast Pair to improve audio switching experience
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    Google debuts Fast Pair to improve audio switching experience

    Google recently revealed that it is working on a feature to instantly and conveniently switch audio sources on Bluetooth devices, specifically wireless headphones. Going into details, we are talking about Fast Pair, a feature that we actually knew about at the beginning of the year, but that has been hard to come by until now; which debuts with the […] More

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