Bixby 2.0: The future of Samsung's IoT ecosystem
Bixby 2.0: The future of Samsung’s IoT ecosystem – TechRepublic Bixby 2.0: The future of Samsung’s IoT ecosystem Samsung wants Bixby to be more than just a smartphone assistant, which is why it’s being rolled out to every new Samsung smart product. Bixby 2.0: The future of Samsung’s IoT ecosystem Related Most Recent Source: New…
UK’s Royal Mint uses AR to celebrate 50th anniversary of 50p coin
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Australian nanosatellites will let farmers track water levels on smartphones
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Spotted: Australia-based tech startup, Myriota, has announced its small satellites will provide farmers with real-time information on their water supplies. The technology will allow farmers in Australia’s outback to monitor water use and supply from their mobile phones, the company says. This is the first commercial use of the company’s low orbit system.…
US startup helps people earn cash by renting out their stuff
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Halal browser provides Muslim-friendly internet
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Spotted: Malaysian-based SalamWeb has created a Muslim-friendly internet experience. The company calls itself the “world’s first Shariah certified web browser.” SalamWeb doesn’t block content, according to Managing Director Hasni Zarina Mohamed Khan. Instead it provides tools to help users filter illicit or unwanted content. SalamWeb will also flag sites that violate…
Scientists create insulin pill for diabetics
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Spotted: A team of scientists have developed a special capsule for diabetics, which could replace insulin injections. The key to the capsule is its design — inspired by the shell of an African leopard tortoise. The capsule has high, rounded sides that guarantee it can flip over if it lands upside…
Vacant urban properties converted into affordable communal housing
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Sell Clean
In July of 2006, I first learned of Humpy Wheeler, one of the foremost promotors of NASCAR. He was a guest on NPR’s news quiz show, “Wait Wait! Don’t Tell Me!” And what he did thrilled me. Sell Clean Humpy talked about running the motor speedway about 12 miles away from the theater where the…
Tech Explained: Dark Data
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Dark, or “dusty” data is made up of all the redundant, often forgotten data that companies and organisations collect in the course of their activities, but then do not use. It is unstructured, untagged and unanalysed information that tends to just lie around within networks and servers, taking…
New app detects opioid overdose
ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Uncategorized’, ‘article’, ‘article-industry-impression’, {nonInteraction: true}); Spotted: Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a phone app that monitors a person’s breathing rate and detects signs of an overdose. The algorithm for a smartphone, called Second Chance, monitors changes by sending out inaudible sound waves from the phone. The waves detect the person’s breathing…