⇧ [VIDÉO] You might also like this partner content (after ad) What if the computing power of a device could depend above all on light? Researchers at the University of Oxford have succeeded in creating very special “nanowires”: they react to the polarization of light: a singularity which opens the way to a greater information … Read more
As with all smartphones, all iPhone models emit blue light. The latter is not really recommended for your eyes and is even toxic, which can cause a loss of sight. How to avoid exposure to blue light on your iPhone? – Can go Sign Shopping experts Section run by shopping experts. The editorial staff did … Read more
Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), astronomers have imaged the debris disk of nearby star HD 53143 at millimeter wavelengths for the first time, and it appears nothing as they expected. Based on early coronagraphic data, scientists expected ALMA to confirm that the debris disk was a face-on ring strewn with clumps of dust. … Read more
Some faces are tense when we invest this district of Vincennes (Val-de-Marne), but the provisional assessment only mentions a light injury. In view of the explosion heard this Tuesday around 5 p.m., it was announced to be much heavier. Part of a building under construction located at the corner of rue Defrance and rue Clément-Vienot … Read more
The words “photonics”, “terahertz”, “nanosecond” or “liquid light” made our mouths water… During a trip that invited the press to discover (a little) the secrets of its European research laboratory in Zürich, IBM presented us with a burgeoning technology, even more experimental than quantum computing. Its name: the photonic processor. His goal ? Solve very … Read more
If virtual reality and its cousin, augmented reality, have failed to set the world on fire, it’s no doubt in large part because of what could technically be called the “cheesy factor”. Smart glasses used to see in a virtual world look terrible to all but the most hardened nerds. Facebook’s Oculus Unity glasses have … Read more
The words “photonics”, “terahertz”, “nanosecond” or “liquid light” made our mouths water… During a trip that invited the press to discover (a little) secrets of its European research laboratory in Zürich, IBM presented us with a burgeoning technology, even more experimental than quantum computing. Its name: the photonic processor. His goal ? Solve very simple … Read more
The Sony Xperia 10 IV is here. The least expensive smartphone from the Japanese manufacturer relies on a 5000 mAh battery for a featherweight of 161 grams, all with the design and philosophy that we know. As we know, Sony loves to offer phones Xperia over-equipped, but also rather classified as premium and therefore relatively … Read more
The man behind the iPod, Tony Fadell, explains how he was offered an interesting prototype at the time for Apple’s first smartphone: a concept iPod iPhone. Supporting photo, he delivers the details of this intriguing device that has never been realized. The real design of the first generation iPhone // Source: Carl Berkeley via WikiCommons … Read more