Walkie talkies, those portable 2 way radio’s, battery-guzzling marvels of mid-century technology, have somehow managed to cling to existence. Once the domain of soldiers, secret agents and overzealous cops, are now companions to almost everyone. These small radio’s have evolved into handy transmitter-receiver duos, packaged ergonomically in one unit. From the battlefield to the backyard,…
Envision a society in which organ waiting lists are nonexistent. Imagine a world in which your own cells are used to create a new kidney, liver, or even heart for your body. This is not science fiction; rather, it is the rapidly developing field of bioprinting, a cutting-edge technology that could revolutionize organ donation. Biocompatible…
Hydration in Health management: A Vital role Adequate hydration is essential for good health and aids in support of all body systems. Water dehydration have a variety of negative health effects, e.g. headache, tiredness and thirst. Severe cases may lead to fever, hypotension, rapid heart rate, increased respiration, cognitive impairment, and even unconsciousness. Hydration monitoring…
Path to Immersive Opportunities In a world where screens and text messages are taking over, communication’s future seems clouded by digital mist. However, what if technology could transcend flat interfaces and take us to fully immersive environments? Today technology has unlocked the potential of virtual reality to transform society. Enter the exciting world of VR…
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: Introducing the AI-Powered Smartphone of the Future The biggest and most powerful Apple iPhone model, now the iPhone 15 Pro Max, has always been the most costly non-folding smartphone you could buy. Sure, everything seems to be more expensive these days, but this has always been a very firm and accepted…
Countdown to Sunset for the International Space Station The International Space Station (ISS), the costliest man made machine built ever, and a symbol of global excellence, is circumnavigating over the Earth majestically, since November 2000. However, news of its decommissioning have started to spread, raising concerns about its future and possible heirs to its vital…
Smartphones pervasive glowing screens casts a shadow across both young and old faces, becoming a part of the everyday life. Mobile phones are becoming less of a gadget, but more of an extension of the children’s lives, those born in the age of instant information and digital connections. It’s imperative to explore the impact of…
