In holography, the resolution of the hologram significantly impacts both display size and angle-of-view, yet achieving high-resolution holograms presents formidable challenges, whether in capturing ...

With the advancements in modern imaging techniques, such as MRI, CT imaging, and nuclear medicine, powerful functional imaging modalities have emerged. The human skull, as a barrier for energy ...

Android Android 16 will soon flag fake cell towers and warn you if someone is spying on your phone News By Chris Rowlands published 29 June 2025 New privacy feature will protect you from ...

Experimenting with turning your smartphone into a hologram projector using a wine glass and water! Watch as this DIY setup attempts to create a holographic display.

Facebook users beware, Meta AI can scan all your phone photos anytime if you are not careful Meta AI, if given a go-ahead from Facebook users, can tap into their entire camera roll and access photos ...

WILMINGTON — On Wednesday, June 11, the School Committee recognized this year’s retirees and student representative; approved handbooks and receipt of grants; and re­ceived updates on the ...

Some artists are weighing the possibility of not allowing cell phones to be used at concerts and it may impact shows in New York State.

Nothing’s third flagship phone is said to come with a really weird camera design. Some sources have managed to get hold of unofficial renders for the Phone (3), and it comes with an interesting choice ...

Starting Tuesday, July 1, it will be illegal for Iowa motorists to hold a cell phone, scroll through it or watch videos on it while driving. “This new ‘hands free’ law says exactly that. Get ...

Canada’s first wireless phone call took place 40 years ago on July 1, 1985, at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. Then-mayor Art Eggleton used a 10-pound mobile phone to call Montreal’s mayor, Jean ...

An expert on cell phone technology, IDC analyst Francisco Jeronimo, said he’s not surprised the Trump family has dropped the “Made in the USA” label because it’s nearly impossible to build ...

WASHINGTON − The Supreme Court on June 27 upheld an $8 billion federal program that subsidizes high-speed internet and phone service for millions of Americans, rejecting a conservative argument ...