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By AFP
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Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point on Friday said a surveillance operation had targeted the smartphones of several hundred Iranian citizens via malware implanted in their handsets, indicating Tehran was responsible.
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By AFP
Berlin -
For many consumers, rewinding cassettes, carefully placing a needle on a record or shaking dry a Polaroid photo may all feel like long-forgotten gestures from a bygone era.
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By AFP
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Some two years after stepping into the spotlight, voice assistants are learning new languages and connecting to ever-more devices around the home -- but mass adoption and widespread ease with the new technology remain some way off.
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By AFP
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Has your smartphone suddenly slowed down, warmed up and the battery drained down for no apparent reason? If so, it may have been hijacked to mine cryptocurrencies.This new type of cyberattack is called "cryptojacking" by security experts.
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The first country to transition to 5G will determine who has the lead in development and IT. Deploying 5G technology will likely cost upward of $200 billion a year for the next five to 10 years.
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BMW is to become the first automobile manufacturer to develop an integrated solution for inductive charging of a plug-in hybrid model. Manufacturing is set to commence in July 2018.
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By AFP
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Telegram said Friday that Apple cleared the path for an updated version of the secure messaging app despite a ban in Russia.
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By AFP
Bejing -
The first salvos in the budding US-China trade conflict struck old-school sectors like steel and agriculture, but Beijing is now bracing for moves against its strategic ambitions in hi-tech.
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The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology in co-operation with Siemens Austria is developing 5G equipped wireless technologies and radio wave propagation to improve manufacturing processes.
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By AFP
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The race to bring super-fast 5G wireless services to market is heating up with the first commercial deployments of the much-anticipated technology expected at the end of the year.
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Physicists have used a laser to wirelessly charge a smartphone. This was achieved safely and using the distance of a typical room.
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By AFP
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President Donald Trump's national security team is mulling a plan to nationalize the newest generation of high-speed wireless internet networks, sparking sharp criticism Monday from across industry and the political spectrum.
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By AFP
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US officials have launched a debate on a proposal to nationalize the newest generation of high-speed wireless internet networks in the name of national security, provoking sharp criticism from across the political spectrum.
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A wireless charging system, from distance, has been approved in the U.S. This is set to alter the way devices are charged, offering greater convenience of business and consumers.
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A wireless charging system, from distance, has been approved in the U.S. This is set to alter the way devices are charged, offering greater convenience of business and consumers.
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By AFP
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The theft of the personal data of 57 million Uber riders and drivers highlights how vulnerable we make ourselves when we install apps on our mobile phones and tablet computers. What happened?
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By AFP
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Inside a locked room in an office building in Caracas, 20 humming computers use their data-crunching power to mine bitcoins, an increasingly popular tool in the fight against Venezuela's hyperinflation.
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Researchers aim to demonstrate that 10Gbps connections in homes and buildings, with a delay of a millisecond, can be provided via light. This could revolutionize medical applications, such as remote surgery.
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A new research program, looking at the the growing demand of Internet traffic, has developed new wireless data coverage with unprecedented speed across millimeter waves.
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Los Angeles -
Alex Lidow is CEO and co-founder of Efficient Power Conversion Corporation. In an interview with Digital Journal, Dr. Lidow describes the invention of a new type of wireless antenna.
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Security researchers have discovered a flaw in Bluetooth that leaves almost every Bluetooth-enabled device vulnerable. It gives the attacker the ability to run malicious code. It's an example of what could go wrong with the Internet of Things.
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By AFP
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About 1,000 Russians braved pouring rain in Moscow on Saturday to demonstrate against the government's moves to tighten controls on internet use, with police arresting about a dozen protesters.
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By AFP
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The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on Wednesday asked the public for feedback on a proposal to track drones in real-time around the world to avoid collisions with jetliners.
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Verizon on Wednesday said that it will start offering “pre-commercial” 5G service to certain customers in 11 U.S. cities sometime in the first half of 2017.
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Getting a poor reception on your smartphone or other mobile device might not only be down to a lack of transmitters or interference from technology; the bombardment of Earth from space particles is also a factor, according to a new study.
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Imagine being in a room and charging your smartphone or other mobile device wireless, simply by connecting to Wi-Fi? This is will soon be possible thanks to Disney Research.
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The Inateck BR1003 is a compact Bluetooth adapter that lets any device transmit and receive audio wirelessly. With mobile devices increasingly emphasising Bluetooth accessories, the BR1003 lets you bring incompatible products into the wireless ecosystem.
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Inateck's BP1109 is a distinctive Bluetooth speaker that has a stylish circular design. The speaker projects outwards into the environment, making it ideal for group listening. It's a compact sound system that suits outdoor use at high volumes.
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Researchers in Germany have successfully set a new world record for the speed of wireless data transmission. A transfer rate of 6 Gigabits per second, far beyond that of current fibre networks, was observed experimentally over a distance of 37 kilometres.
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By AFP
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Try looking for a free wi-fi connection in the cafe down the street in Germany and, more likely than not, there isn't one.Forget about looking for open connections in parks or at key monuments. They just don't exist.
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Inateck BR1003 Bluetooth audio adapter Inateck
Logitech's solar wireless keyboard K750 is a masterpiece of modern keyboard thinking. Logitech
Inateck BR1003 Bluetooth audio adapter Inateck
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T-Mobile retail store. Mtaylor848
BH1001 Bluetooth headset. © Amazon
The Bell Mobility headquarters in Toronto Courtesy Bell Mobility
Verizon workers on strike. Thomas Slatin
The Clickfree Wireless Backup is a comfort, featuring bundled software that does all the work for you, ClickFree.com
A store signage of French telecoms giant Orange Denis Charlet, AFP/File
Inateck BR1003 Bluetooth audio adapter Inateck
The record for wireless data transmission now stands at 6Gb/s due to the use of new high-power E-band radio transmitters Fraunhofer IAF / Jörg Eisenbeis, KIT
Inateck BR1003 Bluetooth audio adapter Inateck
Inateck BR1003 Bluetooth audio adapter Inateck
Microsoft's rapidly disappearing Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000, an old and faithful standby Microsoft Corp.
IKEA is launching a new furniture range with integrated Qi wireless charging IKEA
A diagram showing Scania's prototype system for wirelessly charging a bus in 6-7 minutes at a dedicated bus stop. Scania wirelessly charged bus system
WIRELESS CHARGE: Starbucks customers use new Powermat Spots to recharge their cellphones at a coffeehouse in Boston. File photo courtesy Starbucks
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