Google recently broke the news about a brand-new and astonishing new quantum computer which should be completed in 2029. For this reason, the Googleplex in Mountain View has been expanded with a dedicated new lab in Santa Barbara. Google's new quantum computer is very sought after and might change…
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Leitz Phone 1, Leica’s new smartphone
Leitz Phone 1 is a brand-new smartphone by Leica; the famous camera manufacturer has jumped on the smartphone bandwagon, with a more "posh" version of Sharp's Aquos R6. The phone has a single multifunctional camera sensor, 256 GB memory and…
Space mice pups, 168 “Biker Mice” from ISS
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Google will launch an earthquake alert app next year
Sometimes next year Google will release a new app for earthquake alerts, thus turning your smartphone (and thousand others) into actual seismographs.
E3 2021 from Mario + Rabbids to the newest chapter of Zelda
E3 2021 has just wrapped up and gaming lovers were not disappointed. Many new titles have been announced, including Mario + Rabbids, the new chapter of Zelda, Elden Ring and an all-new Battlefield.
Stranger Things 4, new actors on the set
Netflix has not yet revealed when Stranger Things 4 will premiere, but fans are already hyped. And recently some intriguing new additions to the cast were announced.
The Great Barrier Reef is in grave danger
The conditions of the Great Barrier Reef are nothing short of worrying: in the course of under three decades a good half of the corals have been lost to the ever increasing climate changes. The Australian Marine Conservation Society has…
Among Us, when you play the game of imposters you win or you die
A starship lost in space, a crew with differently colored suits (but we're not talking Power Rangers), plots, schemes and betrayals. And there can be only one who survives to the end. Among Us is an immensely popular videogame that recently…
The world’s oldest dinosaur feather (and its alluring mystery)
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Death of a star recorded for the first time, what happens when stars die
A joint effort of NASA's Swift, ESO's telescopes and Las Cumbres Observatory was able to record the death of a star by "spaghettification" - for what may very well be the first time in history.
Space debris is increasingly out of control, ESA warns
Space debris have been discussed for a long time all over the world, but the amount of garbage has reached dramatic new heights lately. And anti-debris measurs might simply not be enough. ESA issues a warning; the collisions between…
Smartphone cameras may help visually impaired users
Smartphone cameras are increasingly advanced and may represent a formidable help for users with disabilities or visual handicap. Find out how Google's new tech releases can assist the visually impaired.
Robot painters develop an amazing teamwork
Robot painters are an astonishing (and very popular) form of "divertissement". Art is by no mean a human exclusive and robots even learned to develop a successful form of teamwork.
Could 5D printing shape the evolution of technology?
5D printing and the extensively sophisticated printers it requires may bring forth a sleath of highly detailed and intricately decorated new products. Find out the differences between 3D, 4D and 5D printing.
