Consumer Physics, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based startup is reportedly set to release a chemical scanner - called SCiO - in early 2015.
Equipped with the most advanced material analysis technology available, the clunky-looking SCiO is essentially a compact spectrometer which has the capability to analyze the chemical composition of an object merely by pointing at it.
Chinese device manufacturer Lenovo officially unveiled the world's first ‘Project Tango’ Android-powered smartphone at its 2016 Tech World event this week.
The new Lenovo handset – which boasts support for Google’s Tango futuristic...
A new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has revealed that Istanbul lies...
During the course of Thursday proceedings in the ongoing legal scuffle between Google and Oracle...
Paying in cash is any day better than taking a loan from a loan shark. In good old days people used a wad of cash to pay everything starting from furniture to grocery, if they did not have enough, they would wait for something cheaper or for the...
In January, trade surplus of Germany decreased since plunge in imports was more than a drop in...
In an apparent attempt to enhance the visual experience for Google search users carrying out...
German drugmaker Merck said that its experimental cancer medicine evofosfamidehas failed in the last stage of clinical tests due to which it won't seek regulatory approval for its treatment.
On Monday, Darmstadt, Germany-based Merck said...
In an announcement made on Thursday, electric vehicle...
The Verge has revealed in a Wednesday report, citing a...
In a recently released blog post, tech biggie Google has...
In a recently-issued warning to civilian aviators, the...
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