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Samsung has figured out a way to make any car a smart, connected car. The company recently unveiled the Samsung Connect Auto, a dongle that plugs directly into the OBD II port underneath the steering wheel. The device uses real-time…

Right now in Barcelona, attendees have gathered to take part in this year's Mobile World Congress, a program dedicated to staying relevant in the ever-changing world of mobile technology. The conference provides in-depth coverage of the…

Researcher from the University of California, Santa Cruz, along with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have 3D-printed ultrafast graphene supercapacitor electrodes that have proven to be more efficient than ordinary…

In the wake of recent cyber attacks on a California hospital in which digital medical records were held ransom by hackers, it's no surprise that protecting vital and private healthcare information is a concern for many. Now, researchers…

Many people feel burdened by the task of ironing all the wrinkles out of their garments. With this in mind, researchers from Columbia University developed a robotic arm that will do it for you. According to the team's research paper,…

When humans finally start traveling to Mars, they may do so aboard a spacecraft equipped with engines designed by the University of Michigan. At least NASA thinks so, which is why it decided to fund the building of a spaceflight…

Wouldn't it be great if you never hit a pesky pothole again? According to AAA, pothole damage cost U.S. drivers approximately $3 billion a year and drivers report paying $300 to repair pothole-related vehicle damage. While it may be…

Leap Motion, the company that creates motion-control software and hardware for hand and finger tracking within virtual and augmented realities, has just unveiled its latest technology called Orion. Orion is software and hardware…

An Estonia-based defense company named Milrem has just unveiled a first-of-its-kind modular ground vehicle that can transform to provide numerous capabilities. The hybrid, named THeMIS (Tracked Hybrid Modular Infantry System), was…

If you’ve ever wondered just how your TV receives its signal, the answer is via a handy little tool known as the ‘coaxial cable’. So how did this humble gadget come about? More importantly, how far does it go back? Believe it or not,…