When someone overdoses on opioid drugs, a medication called naloxone can save their life by quickly mitigating the effects of the narcotics. A new chemical shows promise for serving a similar role, but it also works on non-opioid drugs. Source of Article
Xiaomi joined forces with imaging titan Leica last year for the 12S Ultra flagship smartphone, and now the company has repeated the formula for the 13 Series, which is also one of the first to be powered by Qualcomm's latest mobile chipset. Source of Article
We've seen a few pedal-assist bikes pitched as alternatives to the family car recently, including the Vanmoof V, Lectric's XPremium and the Pino Cargo from Hase Bikes. The latest to throw down the e-mobility gauntlet is the capable-looking Mate SUV. Source of Article
SafetyDetectives Cybersecurity Team Published on: December 16, 2022 The SafetyDetectives cybersecurity team has discovered a leaked SQL database appearing to belong to the RedAwning vacation platform. A user on the forum…
Colin Thierry Published on: December 16, 2022 Uber confirmed it fell victim to a data breach after cybercriminals gained access to one of the company’s third-party vendors, called Teqtivity. This vendor…
Sony y KDDI presumen de haber sido los primeros en el mundo en usar separadamente varios segmentos (slices) de red en una aplicación ejecutada con una red 5G autónoma, en…
Sony and KDDI claimed a world first in using multiple network slices separately for one application running on a standalone (SA) 5G network, as they push initiatives to create new…
Colin Thierry Published on: December 16, 2022 The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced that it plans to seize 48 internet domains associated with some of the world’s leading DDoS…
NASA has contracted Virginia's Advanced Air Company to design and build a prototype of a new type of transition-capable eVTOL drone – a tilt-wing concept that uses aerodynamic forces instead of actuators to tilt the wings and propulsion systems. Source of Article
While technology is making strides in absorbing our eyes and ears in virtual worlds, it’s harder to engage senses like touch. Engineers have now developed WeTac, a thin, wearable electronic "skin" that provides tactile feedback to users in VR and AR. Source of Article
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