Imagine fully charging your smartphone battery in just one minute! Apart from reducing the very real problem of mobile phone battery anxiety, this exciting breakthrough could allow phone makers to use smaller batteries, freeing up space for advanced features. A new study from the University of Colorado, reveals a ground-breaking technique that might make this a reality. The technique focuses[Read More…]
Car thieves and vandals, beware: your actions could be caught on camera. Navman reports that sales of their MiVue dash cams, featuring “parking mode,” have surged in the past year, making it easier to catch thieves and vandals on camera. Installing a Dash cam with “parking mode” means your vehicle is monitored even when parked, and Dash cams with this[Read More…]
Move over, smartphones – new research from Samsung Electronics Australia reveals that televisions are taking centre stage in Australian homes. The study shows that 60% of Australians rearrange furniture to avoid sunlight glare on their TV screen ,46% can’t go a day without watching TV, and Over half rely on their TVs to wind down after work. Interestingly, 37% agree[Read More…]
According to new research by ING Australia, Aussies are ditching traditional finance education for a more playful approach. The research found that nearly 70% find conventional finance learning both boring and confusing. Despite almost half of those surveyed admitting they have minimal knowledge, it appears that digital games could be the key to making financial literacy fun. 70% of Aussies[Read More…]
Drones are being put to work in the last place you’d expect to see them. In a recent trial, drone manufacturer DJI has used drones to clean up Mount Everest. Using FlyCart 30 drones, capable of carrying up to 15 kilograms, DJI successfully transported supplies and removed trash between Everest Base Camp and Camp 1. These drones navigated the perilous[Read More…]
