For mobile field workers, Handheld Group in Lidköping, Sweden, is releasing the Algiz RT10 ultra-rugged 10-inch Android tablet computer. The Algiz RT10 has a high-resolution 10-inch touchscreen, weighs 2.2 pounds, and has an IP67 classification that makes it resistant to the impacts of water, dust, shock, and severe temperatures. It supports live video streaming in … Read more
Apple has finally announced that the iPhone will include USB-C connections. The European Union enacted regulations earlier this month requiring all smartphones and tablets sold in the EU by the year 2024 to include USB-C charging connectors. A corporation like Apple, which sells iPhones with the identical physical design worldwide, will be greatly impacted by … Read more
More than 50 billion extremely tiny transistors, each 10,000 times thinner than a human hair, are installed on some Intel wafers. They are produced in enormous, immaculate industrial rooms with floors that can reach seven stories high and span four football fields. In many ways, microchips represent the backbone of the contemporary economy. They supply … Read more
During the Cold War, the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird reconnaissance aircraft represented the pinnacle of aviation innovation. Even now, we are still astonished by its overall design elements and performance attributes. On April 30, 1962, the A-12, the original version of this aircraft, made its first flight. It then had just one seat. But only two … Read more
Since we at autoevolution first began exploring the world of military technology, we’ve already seen some incredible pieces of machinery on our screens. The majority of the time, though, we have witnessed them in action carrying out their intended functions. These military assets must be maintained because they are machines, and that maintenance typically occurs … Read more
There’s no denying that the iPhone is regarded by many as the pinnacle of smartphones, but there are many other devices out there with features that Apple devotees can only wish for. Consider IR night vision, thermal cameras, and even laser pointers. Thermal imaging A few years ago, I purchased my first thermal camera, a … Read more
Few things annoy drivers more than having to stop in the middle of the road to change a flat tyre, but owing to new technologies tyre manufacturers are creating, that may soon become a distant memory. “Run-flat” tyres are already widely used. The extremely rigid sidewalls of a tyre allow a vehicle to continue driving … Read more
In science fiction and superhero films, regaining mobility for those who have suffered spinal cord injuries is as simple as coming up with some wacky device that gets around their impairment. Although it isn’t quite that simple in reality, researchers have developed a novel implant system that brings us one step closer to giving paralysed … Read more
Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook (now Meta), recently changed the company’s name to Meta in an effort to position it at the vanguard of the emerging digital frontier known as the metaverse. Today is Mark Zuckerberg’s birthday, so let’s revisit the metaverse and what he sees as its future. When Zuckerberg declared in June … Read more
It won’t be possible for Apple to compete directly with Google in search right away. However, isn’t it trying? For a corporation recognised more for its superbly designed products, this is the interesting move. The response to “why now?” is as fascinating. This relates to the antitrust investigation by the DOJ into Google that I … Read more