Resurrecting the dead, mind control, radiation gone wrong, and man-eating robots, we've rounded up 10 of history's creepiest true tales of science and engineering gone wrong.
Teardowns of the iPhone XS and XS Max reveal the engineering and design behind Apple's latest machine learning chip, an innovative new battery shape, and arguably the phones' most important feature – beer resistance.
Mobile crowdsensing offers a solution that could become a key technology behind smart cities, tackling parking and other issues. But is the public willing to opt in?
A few brief announcements at Magic Leap's developer conference beg the question of whether Magic Leap would be more comfortable in offices and factory floors than homes and arcades.
The Oculus Quest standalone headset isn't the highly anticipated successor to the popular Oculus Rift. But it does use last generation's chip technology to deliver a step toward next-generation virtual reality.
Blockchain is poised to play a big role in the future of IoT. Raghu Bala, CEO of NetObjex, discusses where Blockchain should and shouldn't fit into the IoT.
Ahead of his talk at ESC Minneapolis, Rod Cope, CTO of Rogue Wave Software, spoke with us about how open source code ends up in devices without anyone noticing and what every embedded engineer needs to know before bringing open source into a project.
Verizon has announced the first rollout of 5G in US homes, starting next month. And other carriers aren't too far behind. But are we seeing 5G's full potential yet?
