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BlackBerry’s security-focused Android identity crisis

Consider BlackBerry. Think about the company, its products, its most iconic features. What comes to mind? Business apps? A QWERTY keyboard? BBM? The once-mighty Canadian smartphone maker is banking on one word standing above all the rest: security.

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Hands-On: Dlodlo Promises Lightweight VR Glasses With Beach Style

Dlodlo unveiled its virtual reality glasses at an event in New York City recently. The Chinese company held a press conference in which the company’s CEO, Gang Li, showed off the VR specs and laid out the issues it addresses. * Read the full article here

Hands-On: Dlodlo Promises Lightweight VR Glasses With Beach Style was originally published on iSeeTech

Hands-On: Dlodlo Promises Lightweight VR Glasses With Beach Style was originally published on iSeeTech

What is quantum computing? WIRED explains how it differs to classical computing

In a world where we are relying increasingly on computing, to share our information and store our most precious data, the idea of living without computers might baffle most people. But if we continue to follow the trend that has been in place since computers were introduced, by 2040 we will not have the capability…

What is quantum computing? WIRED explains how it differs to classical computing was originally published on iSeeTech

What is quantum computing? WIRED explains how it differs to classical computing was originally published on iSeeTech

What is quantum computing? WIRED explains how it differs to classical computing was originally published on iSeeTech

What is quantum computing? WIRED explains how it differs to classical computing was originally published on iSeeTech

We have better battery technologies, but not better batteries. Here’s why

Last month Ellen Williams, the director of ARPA-E, the U.S. Department of Energy’s advanced research program for alternative energy, made headlines when she told the Guardian newspaper that “We have reached some holy grails in batteries.” Despite very promising results from the 75-odd energy-storage research projects that ARPA-E funds, however, the grail of compact, low-cost…

We have better battery technologies, but not better batteries. Here’s why was originally published on iSeeTech

We have better battery technologies, but not better batteries. Here’s why was originally published on iSeeTech

We have better battery technologies, but not better batteries. Here’s why was originally published on iSeeTech

We have better battery technologies, but not better batteries. Here’s why was originally published on iSeeTech

We have better battery technologies, but not better batteries. Here’s why was originally published on iSeeTech