Computers that shop for you, satellites that prevent accidents and creams that actually remove wrinkles these are some of the technological marvels that could possibly change the world in a decade

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A radio alarm that can catch computer thieves in the act was launched last month in the UK. The device,

The creation of computer models of forest fires has helped establish the long ignored role of wind patterns in the spread of these fires

The relationship between humans and machines has changed a lot in the past few years, but the success of a recent study would completely revolutionise the interface

Researchers at Osaka-based Sanyo Electric have recently unveiled, what they claim as the world's first commercially available

Researchers in the University of Wales are collaborating with European partners to improve the computer models which predict how a new automobile design will work on road

Good news for somnolent drivers: a new system that wakes them up if they are feeling drowsy on the wheels is all set to enter the market

You may freshen up your breath, but cops will soon be equipped with a microphone that can catch you by your voice pattern

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