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Hands-free technology for drivers isn't less distracting, AAA Foundation study shows

A recent study from AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that hands-free technologies still distract drivers for up to 27 seconds after interacting with the device, that time is enough for split-second accidents.

Challenges of Internet of Things to Transform High Tech Marketing

With the emergence of more inter-connected device, new opportunites for high tech marketing appear. However, standardization and security have become challenge in order to expand the IoT adoption.

China joins US in fight against cyber crime

President Xi Jinping said in his closing speech in Seattle that China is ready to set up a joint force to combat cyber crimes. He gave this assurance to tech company executives attending a closed-door meeting.

Google to unveil two new products on 29th September

Google Ceo, Sundar Pichai will be hosting his first Google event in its San Franciso office this coming 29th September. He is expected to unveil new Google Nexus and Google Chromecast during the event.

HTC is being removed from a major index on Taiwan’s stock exchange on September 21

HTC is being removed from Taiwan Stock Exchange FTSE TWSE Taiwan 50 index days after the company reported its lowest revenue in 8 years.

Google lets Android Wear smartwatches work with iPhones

Google latest smartwatch will hit the market and it will be compatible with iOS. As for now, LG smartwatch, the Watch Urbane, is the only smart watch that is compatible with iOS.

VW owners are in danger - study

A paper detailing a security vulnerability in Volkswagen security technology is being presented in Washington DC after being blocked for two years by the UK High Court

Ohm Battery promises peace of mind by solving key problem areas in car battery technology

A next-generation car battery is in development that could solve several issues related to modern car batteries.

UK man gets first bionic eye to restore sight

An 80-year-old man from Manchester has been fitted with a bionic eye system that has partially restored vision to his eye through retinal electrode implants.

India launches “Khoya Paya”, a website for missing children

India decides to fight kidnapping by launching "Khoya Paya" , a "lost and found" website for missing children.

Urbanspoon finally ends its service as Zomato rises in the market

Zomato is an Indian startup business that provides restaurant directories from different places. For the first time in U.S, an Indian company invested a big amount by purchasing Urbanspoon owned by IAC.

A Miniature Robot That Can Fold, Dissolve Itself Like An Origami, Run and Carry Stuff

Shuhei Miyashita, Steven Guitron, Marvin Ludersdorfer, Cynthia R. Sung, and Daniela Rus from MIT and TU Munich have introduced a miniature robot that can fold itself, run, carry stuff and dissolve itself. The miniature robot is first in the robotics.

PregSense updates moms with fetal monitoring through wearable device

Anxious mother can now have a better monitoring device during their pregnancy. PregSense allows the mother to get an update of the baby's health condition inside the womb.

Toronto cabbies stage protest against Uber; Will Canada’s largest city regulate the ride-hailing app?

Toronto cabbies stage protest against Uber. Canada’s largest is still seeking decision to regulate the ride-hailing app company or not.

Interactive textile: Google and Levi's work on clothes capable of simple gestures

Google and Levi's are now working on a new project that focus on interactive clothing. Google will develop a special kind of yarn that can handle wirings for the sensors.

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