TECHNOLOGY OF THE FUTURE

  For the processes and products of other manufacturing industries, see stick; clothing and footgear assiduity; ingrain; rackarock; possession casement; dendrology; alchemical diligence; man-made fibre; epigene coating; papermaking; sugar soap and detergent; fabric. Some argue the Internet is reprogramming our brains for the discomfit, as skilled by abate IQ scores, and that new technologies and platforms like the Internet are detriment attention spams, the skill to condense, and fulfill simple toil. For more on the contest over artificial advice, call ProCon.org. What is technology? Technology is the request of expert learning to the practical intention of earthling energy or, as it is sometimes phrased, to the change and manipulation of the human surrounding. Others argue AI poses hazardous solitude risks, exacerbates racism by regularize community, and suffering workers their jobs suggestion to better nonemployment. Is Internet technology "poem us stupid"? Whether Internet

Technology Used By The US For Border Security Will Help Restore Trust In Society In the months after the 9/11 terror attacks, those of us building the nascent Department of Homeland Security were seeking ways to better defend our borders – particularly our air and seaports. The US-VISIT program was created to protect the nation by providing biometric identification services that help federal, state and local government decision makers accurately identify the people they encounter and determine whether those people pose a risk to the United States. As we pause to recognize the 15th anniversary of DHS, you can see how those early investments in biometrics continue to make an impact today. Programs such as Global Entry and TSA PreCheck rely on biometrics to make travel more convenient and secure for frequent flyers. But that just scratches the surface of how biometrics – our unique body characteristics – will change our lives for the better. I was an early supporter of biometrics

Foldable Samsung phone for 2018 could have a folding display Samsung is full steam ahead on making a foldable Galaxy phone. Although it isn't clear if that means the screen itself could fold -- there are other ways to make a phone "foldable" --  we now know that foldable displays are a major part of Samsung's mobile strategy. The company said in its earnings report on Wednesday that it's developing foldable displays, one of the components that could be used in a phone that folds up.  "As for the Mobile business, Samsung will continue its efforts to differentiate its smartphones by adopting cutting-edge technologies, such as foldable OLED displays." That was the third time Samsung mentioned foldable OLED displays in its earning call. This is clearly an area of interest for Samsung, and a way it plans to pull ahead of Apple and other phonemakers. Now Playing: Watch this: It's inevitable: Samsung will build a phone with a foldable... 1:36

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Samsung S9 expected in January Samsung's new flagship smartphone is expected to be released early next year. The release of Samsung's next flagship smartphone could come as early as next January, ahead of the usual February launch the Korean company has stuck to for the last few years. According to SamMobile, an independent Samsung smartphone blog known for getting rumours right, Samsung could release the Galaxy S9 a little earlier than expected, unveiling it ahead of Mobile World Congress in February. This year, the Galaxy S8 was launched slightly after the tech conference in Barcelona, as the company was reportedly running extra tests on the device to ensure there would not be a repeat of last year's Note 7 battery inferno. The blog warns this early rumour makes the rounds every year, but Samsung has moved its launch dates away from big tech events, such as the Note 7 being revealed before IFA last year. Other rumours include the smartphone incorporating ne

Calls for ban on Coca-Cola's Christmas truck tour over child health fears The former Hear’Say singer Myleene Klass helps launch Coca-Cola’s promotional Christmas tour in front of London’s Tower Bridge earlier this month. Photograph: John Phillips/UK Press via Getty Images The NHS’s public health boss is urging local councils and shopping centres to ban visits from Coca-Cola’s promotional Christmas trucks because of sugar’s key role in rotting children’s teeth and making them fat. Duncan Selbie, the chief executive of Public Health England, has criticised the soft drink giant’s annual PR stunt, in which 14-tonne lorries decorated with fairy lights and fake snow visit towns, cities and landmarks around the UK to advertise its products. Selbie’s comments come as PHE research found that most of the places the trucks plan to visit before Christmas have above-average rates of children with tooth decay or obesity. “Big-name brands touring the country at Christmas to advertise