MIT engineers develop paper-thin solar cells to turn any surface into a power source
MIT researchers create solar cells that are so thin they may be used as a power source on any surface.
Tata Digital to be the conglomerates sole e-commerce venture
The conglomerate invested 750 crore last week and raised Tata Digital's authorised capital from 20,000 crore to 21,000 crore.
Microsoft Edge is actually good : Everything you need to know
There are more advantages to Microsoft's Internet Explorer successor than you might realise.
How Amazon's cloud system is assisting genetics research.
The wide availability of Amazon Omics, which aids in the storage and analysis of omic data including DNA, RNA, and protein sequences, has been announced.
Designers test out a new assistant in Hong Kong.
In the highlight were more than 80 ensembles from 14 different designers, all of which were made using the artificial intelligence programme AiDA.
Apple's folding iPad is unlikely to debut before 2025.
The iPad (2022) was just just introduced by Apple in India.
Elon Musk says around 100 Starlinks now active in Iran
Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, stated on Monday that the company is almost at having 100 active Starlinks in Iran.
Performance of the iPhone battery and when to replace.
Although most batteries last at least two to three years, and frequently even longer, how do you know when to replace the battery in your iPhone?
Under divided Congress, privacy - encryption will probably dominate technology policy.
As prospect for implementing substantial antitrust measures wanes, privacy and cryptocurrency will likely guide tech policy in a divided Congress.
Hacker Steals Personal Data of 40 Crore Twitter Users, Puts It Up For Sale On Dark Web
According to the research, Twitter users' personal information was listed for sale on the dark web.
Bill to clean up space junk passes the Senate.
The ORBITS Act would have required NASA to determine which orbital debris is the most dangerous.
Hackers, North Korea, utilising 500 phishing, steal NFTs.
One of the tactics used was the use of "malicious Mints," which deceived the victims into believing they were minting a real NFT by linking their wallet.