Scientists turn human cells into living computers
Scientists have created biological processors inside human cells using the process of RNA trans-splicing. These can perform binary math and could in the future... More
A technological answer to loneliness or an overpriced toy?
UBTech has launched the U1 robot with emotional artificial intelligence to combat loneliness among the elderly and singles. Despite the high price tag of between 15,100 and 125,000 euros, they have already recorded ... More
Google changes rules for accounts with free 15 GB of space
Google has changed its Android backup policy, so now all data, including SMS and settings, takes up your 15 GB of free space. Users are advised to ... More
A nuclear battery that works for thousands of years
Researchers in China have achieved a major milestone in energy storage technology by developing a new generation of miniature nuclear batteries. More
When your smart TV becomes a tool for cybercriminals
Google and the FBI have taken down the NetNut network, which turned two million smart TVs into a front for cyberattacks. For protection, it is recommended to use certified devices ... More
Xiaomi Watch S5 test: it looks more expensive than it is, but the biggest advantage is the battery
Smartwatches are quite mature devices, so manufacturers are improving them mainly with refined details. Xiaomi has taken just such a path with the Watch S5 (46 mm). More
Electric drone reaches record speed of 699 km/h
German company Quantum Systems has unofficially broken the world speed record with its electric drone Apex Recordhunter, reaching 699 km/h. The technology, developed in collaboration with Ukrainian ... More
I ran out of chargers, I blame durability
It's true. The entire blame for my shortage doesn't just lie with manufacturers who, in the name of sustainability, no longer include chargers in their packaging. The fact is, I haven't needed one for almost a decade... More
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Hisense 65UR9S review – RGB MiniLED conquistador that wants to dethrone OLED
The Hisense 65UR9S is the first RGB MiniLED I've had the chance to test. Like you, I was curious to see how much better this technology is than MiniLED and maybe even OLED. More
No more glass in fiber optic cables? Hollow fibers deliver lightning-fast speeds
Chinese experts have successfully tested a hollow optical fiber system on a 206 km long route, which, by transmitting light through the air, achieves a capacity of 51.3 Tb/s, paving the way for ... More
A significantly cheaper Raspberry Pi 4 is coming to the market
Seller Cytron offers a cheaper Raspberry Pi 4 with a processor that runs at 1.25 GHz instead of 1.8 GHz. The model with 4 GB of memory costs around 80 euros, and the version with 8 GB costs around ... More
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NEM Dubrovnik 2026 published the entire agenda
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We're revealing the first 55 speakers at .debug 2026, but Early Bird is ending soon
This year's edition of .debug will take place on June 9 and 10 at Lauba, the Algebra Bernays campus and the surrounding area. Today we bring you the names of half of the over 100 lecturers who will... More
Nem Dubrovnik 2026 announces the second round of speakers and keynote lecturers
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Plasma technology turns coffee into renewable fuel
South Korean scientists have developed a flame pyrolysis process that converts wet coffee grounds into fuel in 90 seconds using plasma at temperatures up to 900°C. More
Modular blocks from waste plastic for fast house construction
The Conceptos Plásticos plastic modular block system allows a house to be built in five days. The material is 40 % cheaper than the classic one, and UNICEF is using it in Ivory Coast ... More
Will smart glasses be banned behind the wheel?
Illinois will become the first state to ban the use of smart glasses while driving, regardless of whether they have a screen or not. Fines for violators will start at around 70 euros, in the case of ... More
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New batteries promise more than 1,000 kilometers on a single charge
Dongfeng will begin mass production of solid-state batteries with a density of 350 Wh/kg and a range of over 1,000 km in the second half of this year. The solid electrolyte technology brings 30 ... More
BYD to install 3,000 ultra-fast charging stations in Europe
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has announced one of the largest investments in European charging infrastructure to date. The company plans to install 3,000 ultra-fast charging stations in Europe. More
Xpeng G9 Performance test: a real family SUV that accelerates to 100 km/h in 4.2 seconds
Let's start with what fascinates the most. This is a car that offers everything for a family with two children. It is large, has a spacious cabin and trunk, a multimedia screen for music and cartoons, for the driver ... More
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Huawei Watch Fit 5 Pro review – a watch that has outgrown the sports bracelet
I said last year that the Watch Fit 4 Pro is a watch that will meet the needs of 90 % users. The same goes for the new Huawei Watch Fit 5 Pro, which for me is more of a transitional watch in ... More
Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro test – the final nail in the coffin for the mid-range?
The Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro may have finally killed the mid-range, at least for as long as the RAM craze lasts. Maybe then prices will drop again, but I wouldn't bet on them. Despite ... More
Is 16GB of RAM still enough?
If someone had asked me a few years ago how much RAM a new computer should have, the answer would have been pretty simple. Today, however, the answer is more complex. More
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Google's free flight simulator now runs right in your browser
Google has built a free flight simulator into the web version of Google Earth, which works directly in the Chrome and Safari browsers. It is controlled using the keyboard, and the new feature is ... More
Smart glasses are an "invasion of privacy," but Ray-Ban Meta are selling better than ever
Meta's smart glasses are achieving record sales, but critics warn they are an invasion of privacy. With unobtrusive cameras and new features like facial recognition, ... More
ASUS Zenbook DUO (2026) review – is this finally a laptop that can retire the desktop?
The ASUS Zenbook DUO is a laptop to my taste. Two screens are a must for me, but then again, I don't want to lug around too many kilos. The new DUO weighs a good one and a half kilos, but that's ... More
