Johns Hopkins Graduate Students Invent a Medical Device That Could Spare Thousands of Cancer Patients Each Year

Medicine & Technology Apr 29, 2022

A group of graduate students from the Johns Hopkins university devised a sensor to detect lymphedema at an early stage. Find out more about this innovation.

Smart Eye Mask as Snore Detector? Know This and Other Strategies Which Might Solve Your Snoring Problem

Jun 21, 2021

People who have a snoring problem for quite some time now have an option to address their concern with a snore detector.

High-Tech Earrings for Cows Provide Traceability That Increases Herd Value

May 31, 2021

Specialized ear tags and tracking software provide ranchers with information on their herd that, in turn, increases each animal's value when consumers of beef learn about the traceability of each and every cow.

Bluetooth Glitch Leaves Billions of Android Phones Vulnerable to Attacks

Sep 17, 2020

A flaw in Bluetooth devices has left billions of devices, mostly Android smartphones, vulnerable to hackers and attackers that can access them without the proper authorization, researchers discovered.

New App Lends Airport Navigation Skills to the Visually Impaired

May 07, 2019

With the use of a smartphone, an app and Bluetooth beacons, visually impaired travelers found their way through Pittsburgh International Airport.

Nintendo Switch Will Not Support Audio Over Bluetooth

Feb 25, 2017

In a huge disappointment to the fans, Nintendo announced that it was impossible for the gaming device to support Bluetooth audio. An earlier claim of support is now ascribed to incorrect translation by the french website which originally carried the news.

With Inspiration from Tesla New iPhone Cases Pull Energy Out of Thin Air

May 06, 2015

In a nod to the original Tesla, Nikola Labs now announces that they have created a device that can convert radio waves into useable DC power for smart phones. If they are correct, our smart devices may be able to fully transition into the 21st century, no longer stuck with 19th century charging conventions.