Low Battery? New Tech Lets You Wirelessly Share Power.

It's any phone-obsessed person's nightmare: you're out, your phone's battery is depleted down into the red zone, and there's not an electrical plug in sight. But one day, mobile and wearable devices could engage in "power-sharing," by wirelessly charging each other on the go, researchers say.
This innovative solution could help people easily recharge mobile or wearable gadgets, particularly for tasks such as emergency phone calls, the scientists added.
Mobile and wearable devices are now virtually everywhere, but their battery lives remain limited, with many lasting for less than a day.

Samsung Pay

Samsung has launched its mobile wallet service Samsung Pay in South Korea. It joins Apple, which launched a rival facility last year in trying to convince shoppers to use their handsets, rather than plastic cards, to make in-store purchases. Samsung believes it has one critical fact that will work in its
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New technologies are making food production more efficient and more environmentally sound

Here's how farmers are using everything from crop modeling tools to drones to generate higher yields.

Tim Malterer is a fourth-generation farmer who started working his family's land when he was a kid. He learned the business from his parents, who had learned it from their parents.

So at just 28, Malterer already has 20-plus years of practical farming experience -- and he's the beneficiary of plenty of institutional knowledge passed down through the

Edge browser fails to win over Windows 10 users

Microsoft's new Edge browser is being used by a minority of those running Windows 10 -- between one-sixth and one-third -- according to data from a pair of analytics vendors.

The early returns on Edge not only hint at Microsoft's failure to get the earliest adopters to rely on the new browser, but also question Mozilla's contention that

Android flaw puts personal data at risk

In July, a major bug was discovered in the software that could let hijackers access data on up to a billion phones around the world. Manufacturers (Samsung, LG and Google) have been slow to roll out a fix because many variations of Android are widely used.

LG, Samsung and Google have all said a number of their handsets will get the fix

Green future

The company(Carbon Engineering) is building machines that will be able to suck/remove carbon dioxide out of the air. The machine will be built in areas where you couldn't plant trees for example deserts.The machine is comprised of several fans that literally suck the carbon dioxide from the air

IBM Expands Reach to African Entrepreneurs with Innovation Space

NAIROBI, Kenya - 25 Jul 2015: At the Global Entrepreneurship Summit co-hosted by U.S. President Barack Obama in Kenya this weekend, IBM (NYSE: IBM) announced a new innovation and collaboration space at iHub – the heart of Nairobi’s tech community. Tapping expertise from IBM’s existing Innovation Centre and Research Lab in Kenya, the new IBM Innovation Space iHub will be an open working