A fatal accident of a friend led a Sevillian entrepreneur to develop a device that alerts 112 if you fall off a motorcycle
The story details how Jesús Carnerero created a device called Komobi to enhance motorcycle safety after a friend died in a fatal accident due to lack of immediate medical assistance.
The Trap of Complex Technology.. Has Owning a Modern Car Become a Nightmare for Your Budget?
The technological advancements in modern cars, while offering luxury and safety, have also led to soaring maintenance costs and complexity that burdens consumers.
Flete.com will quintuple its cargo loads
Flete.com, led by Marco Reyes in Mexico, aims to significantly increase its cargo transport from 2,500 in 2025 to 13,000 by 2026 with a $20 million investment focused on technology and customer base expansion.
LED and its derivatives: Understand the difference between television screen technologies before buying
The article discusses various television screen technologies, primarily focusing on LED and its derivatives, and guides users on choosing the right technology for their needs.
'Ghost GDP' and mass unemployment: the apocalyptic predictions of a text about AI that went viral and scared the markets
A viral blog post predicting dire economic consequences due to the rise of AI has led to a significant drop in stocks of several technology companies.
Is this the solution to cable breakages in the Baltic Sea?
A project led by Turku University of Applied Sciences aims to develop new solutions for monitoring underwater cables in the Baltic Sea.
Professor Kim Hyung-min's Research Team Develops Real-Time Capture and Analysis Technology for Underwater Micro and Nano Plastics
A research team led by Professor Kim Hyung-min at Kookmin University has developed an innovative technology that captures and analyzes micro and nano plastics in real time within water bodies.
Professor Ryu Jae-geon’s research team at Sogang University presents technology to control high-performance electrode structure through hydride-based reduction reactions
A research team led by Professor Ryu Jae-geon at Sogang University has proposed a new synthesis strategy for controlling the microstructure of germanium, a promising anode material for lithium-ion batteries, through hydride-based reduction reactions.
What are the differences between DRL lights and low beams, and when should each be used?
The article discusses the distinctions and regulations surrounding Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) and low beam headlights in Argentina, emphasizing their unique roles in vehicle safety.
Serious issue
Mark Zuckerberg, head of Meta, faces a court trial over allegations of promoting addiction through his technology, stemming from a lawsuit by a user claiming social media use led to her mental health struggles.
In Vilnius – an exclusive outdoor screen for special advertising solutions
A new high-definition L-shaped digital LED screen has been installed in Vilnius for unique advertising solutions.
Ministry in Brasília loses power after fire at substation
A fire incident at the substation of the Ministry of Science and Technology in Brasília led to a temporary power outage, with no reported injuries.
Beauty fans see 'amazing results' with LED tool that 'tightens skin' and 'reduces scarring'
Beauty enthusiasts are experiencing remarkable improvements with the affordable Pebble Pro LED device, designed to tighten skin and reduce scarring.
Buffett enters NYT; reduces stake in Apple and Amazon after leaving conglomerate
Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, has reduced its stake in Apple and Amazon while acquiring a new position in The New York Times.
Man shares message his watch sent him that saved his life
A man credits his Apple Watch for alerting him to a serious heart condition that could have led to a stroke if untreated.
Media Reports: The United States Used Artificial Intelligence to Attack Venezuela – Dispute Erupted
The U.S. military reportedly utilized AI technology in a military operation that led to the capture of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro.
AI tool Claude helped capture Venezuelan dictator Maduro in US military raid operation: report
The U.S. military utilized Anthropic's AI tool Claude during the operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, along with his wife, who are now facing narcotics charges in the U.S.
Australia counts sheep with AI to help farmers sleep peacefully
Australian abattoirs are adopting AI technology to count sheep, alleviating the concerns of farmers regarding counting errors that have historically led to distrust in the industry.
Physics promises a very near revolution in LED lights
A research team has announced a promising new type of green phosphor for LED lights that could rival the industry standard.
Five victims in nine days: WhatsApp scams in Zlín region exploit trust in family
The Zlín region is facing a surge of WhatsApp scams that have led to five victims in just nine days, highlighting a troubling trend in electronic fraud.
Brazilian startup for AI agents raises R$ 14.5 million in investments
Brazilian startup Freedom, specialized in AI agents for medium and large companies, raised R$ 14.5 million in a funding round led by Bertha Capital.
Five reasons that led Bruna Marquezine to choose the Omoda 7 SUV
Brazilian actress Bruna Marquezine chose the Omoda 7 SUV for its design, technology, and alignment with her values of sustainability and innovation.
YouTube and Instagram in the Courts for Encouragement of Suicide
An American woman has filed a lawsuit against YouTube and Instagram, claiming that the platforms' design has led to her technology addiction, worsening her mental health and contributing to suicidal thoughts.
With the use of AI in surgeries, failures and unsuccessful procedures become more frequent
The incorporation of AI into surgical devices has led to a significant increase in reports of malfunctions and patient injuries, raising concerns about the safety of such technology in medical procedures.
New historical highs on Wall Street led by technology
Wall Street closed at record highs, with the Dow Jones and other indices boosted by strong technology stocks and anticipation of upcoming economic reports.
'Russian Roulette' Led to Authorities' Home Visits – A Scary Phenomenon is Increasing in the USA
The Department of Homeland Security is increasingly demanding information from tech companies to identify critics of the Trump administration, using administrative subpoenas that do not require a judge's order.
Croats conquer the AI scene: Daytona raises 24 million dollars for AI agent computer development
The Croatian tech company Daytona, founded by veterans Ivan Burazin, Vedran Jukić, and Goran Draganić, has successfully closed a $24 million Series A investment round led by FirstMark Capital.
Felicia Åkerman: Has the AI Apocalypse Arrived on the Stock Market?
The recent stock market turmoil has led to significant declines in both software companies and major tech investors from New York to Shanghai, questioning whether this marks the end of the AI hype or the beginning of a struggle for companies that cannot compete with new technologies.
The truth behind the new 'religion' created by artificial intelligence on its own
Experts explain how Moltbook, a new social network where machines interact independently of human users, has led to the emergence of a supposed religion for AI agents.
New AI Tools Shook the Stock Market by Hundreds of Billions
On Tuesday, fears over new developments in artificial intelligence that could replace software led to a massive drop in stock prices for companies involved in coding and licensing systems, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.
The Government will prohibit minors under 16 from accessing social networks
The Spanish government, led by President Pedro Sánchez, has announced a ban on social media access for individuals under 16 years old during the World Governments Summit in Dubai.
We put 7 LED masks promising better skin in 10 minutes to the test– here's how they performed
This article reviews seven popular LED face masks in the UK, highlighting their effectiveness in improving skin within ten minutes.
Fire Point's large missiles and contracts: the story of Ukraine's most enigmatic defence company
The article explores Fire Point, a Ukrainian defense company known for its missile production and enigmatic presence in the defense sector, highlighting a visit to its facilities led by technical director Iryna Terekh.
The plan for Ukraine: US umbrella for trainers, observers, and men on the ground
The article discusses the US-led plan for Ukraine which includes ground personnel and advanced technology for monitoring and operations.
“Let’s see when we meet”: why it is the worst New Year's message
The article discusses how the shift from sending New Year SMS to WhatsApp messages has led to more mechanical and less personal communication, reflecting on the implications of such interactions.
The plane with 239 passengers disappeared from radar in 2014. Can robots solve the mystery?
Over a decade after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished with 239 people on board, a new high-tech search led by the team that found Shackleton's Endurance aims to resolve one of aviation's greatest mysteries.
How AI is returning us to the Dark Ages
The article reflects on an experience in Marseille where reliance on navigation app Waze led to a frustrating detour, metaphorically linking this to concerns about artificial intelligence's impact on critical thinking and decision-making.
The best 4K TVs of 2025, tried and tested with expert advice on how to choose
This guide offers expert-reviewed selections of the best 4K TVs of 2025, focusing on QLED and Mini-LED technologies and helping consumers choose the right model for their needs.