Simplifying Gadgets and Technology, is my passion!
Blood glucose monitoring is touted to be the next big breakthrough for wearable devices like the Apple Watch. However, the hardware is yet to be seen on a commercially available, mass-market device. That might change […]
Scientists have developed a laser with artificial intelligence (AI) designed to neutralise cockroaches as a new form of pest control. The team’s experiments showed that its laser system “enables the immediate and selective neutralisation of […]
I “started” out on smartphones with a jailbroken iPhone 3 and then moved through various Android phones (being burnt by a Google Nexus 6P), often rooting them for enhanced functionality, before I moved back to […]
Like it or not, social media is essential in today’s society. While it can have its cons, the pros certainly outweigh them. Along with staying connected with family and friends, social media is a great […]
An investigation by Consumer Reports has found that popular video-sharing app TikTok has partnered with hundreds of organisations to collect data on people as they browse the Internet. The organisations in question embed TikTok trackers […]
The tech-savvy Windows users might have used CPU-Z. It is an excellent utility for gathering comprehensive system information that is not available through stock applications in Windows. CPU-Z is not available on Linux. There are […]
In a research paper titled “The sensitivity of bone conduction for dental implants,” published earlier this month in The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, researchers at Tongji University in Shanghai describe tests to […]
Default Winlink RMS Gateways using 2m Packet radio REJECT all messages if the Internet is down! I thought I’d do a webpage about this specifically as most articles seem to deal with automatic fallback on […]
It was nearly three years ago when Google formally launched Stadia, a cloud gaming service accessible on most products that had an internet connection. Today, Google announced its plans to wind down the service and […]
The Open Book project pairs a 4.2″ E-Ink screen with microprocessors we all know and love, building a hacker-friendly e-reader platform. Two years ago, this project won first place in our Adafruit Feather contest — […]
