IBM has unveiled new semiconductor chips with the smallest transistors ever made. The new 2-nanometer (nm) tech allows the company to cram a staggering 50 billion transistors onto a chip the size of a fingernail. Current industry standards are for chips with 7-nm transistors, with some high-end consumer devices beginning to make the move to […]
There is a big difference between thinking back to an earlier time where you try to remember what it was like and suddenly finding yourself at the same place and the same time when the event took place. We call this type of experience “high-fidelity memories” because to some degree you are actually reliving the
A camera’s ability to record smells will greatly enhance the coming realism of the virtual presence experience. Being able to smell the flowers or the ocean breeze as you suddenly find yourself surrounded by an unspoiled tropical beach will go that much further in convincing your brain that you are actually there. The more senses
Imagine charging your phone in 16-minutes without the battery heating up or not needing to worry about how many charging cycles left before the battery degrades. Then imagine not needing to charge the battery as much because it has 30% more power. Imagine no more… Soon to be released batteries from Samsung and a product
03.25.21 – 5G Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Marvell (NASDAQ:MRVL) today announced that the companies jointly developed a new System-on-a-Chip (SoC) to enhance 5G network performance. The SoC is designed to help implement new technologies, which improve cellular radios by increasing their capacity and coverage while decreasing power consumption and size. The new SoC is
By 2023, global fixed broadband speeds will reach 110.4 Mbps, up from 45.9 Mbps in 2018. 5G speeds will be 13 times higher than the average mobile connection with the average 5G connection speed reaching 575 Mbps. Wi-Fi speeds from mobile devices will triple by 2023 with the average speeds growing from 30.3 Mbps in
Ask VR fans about their gripes and they’ll likely mention the “screen door” effect, or the gaps between pixels that you notice when looking at a display so close to your eyes. That annoyance might disappear entirely if Samsung and Stanford University have their way. They’ve developed (via IEEE Spectrum) OLED technology that supports resolutions up to 10,000
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Try to imagine being able to travel the world without leaving your living room. Not like anything anyone has ever experienced but in a way so advanced and in tune with your senses it will usher in the new era of mind travel.
Where would you go?
Who would you see?
What would you do?
