Wyze’s new motion and contact sensor kit secures your home for just $20

We came away impressed when we reviewed Wyze’s Cam Pan security camera last year. At just $30 a camera, it was almost disconcertingly cheap (and Wyze sells a $20 model too). But my colleague Tristan Greene concluded that “despite a few shortcomings, [it] does everything I want it to do and more. дальше »

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Samsung Galaxy S10 Wallet Supports Ether, CryptoKitties — But Not Bitcoin

When leaked pictures of Samsung’s latest smartphone went viral, the crypto sphere lost its mind over a singular feature: a built-in cryptocurrency wallet. Samsung would quickly deny rumors that the S10 contained a baked-in hardware wallet. дальше »

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At $210, the Meizu Note 9 is one of the cheapest 48MP phones money can buy

I’m calling it. 2019 is the year of the 48MP phone. High-resolution sensors from Samsung and Sony are popping up all over the place, and they’re increasingly found in low-to-medium end phones. дальше »

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Nokia 9 Pureview’s five-camera setup promises quality over versatility

In the past six months, we’ve seen plenty of phones with three cameras, and a bunch with four cameras too. Now, Nokia has upped the ante with the launch of the world’s first phone with five rear cameras – the Nokia 9 Pureview. дальше »

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First QuadrigaCX Monitor Report: $460k in BTC “Inadvertently” Sent to Cold Wallet

According to the latest court documents in the ongoing QuadrigaCX case, the exchange sent roughly $470,000 CAD (approximately $355, 000 USD) worth of bitcoin from a hot wallet to a cold-storage wallet on February 6, 2019. дальше »

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Apple’s new gas detection patent hints at an apocalypse-ready iPhone

If you’ve watched recent movies about apocalyptic conditions wiping humans off the face of the earth, you’ve probably come across characters building underground bunkers they can burrow into in order to survive. дальше »

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Using Blockchain, IoT Sensors and Food-Sensing Tech to Address Food Safety Concerns

New emerging traceability technologies including Internet-of-Things (IoT) sensors, blockchain and food-sensing technologies, have the potential to support the positive transformation of the food system, according to a new research by the World Economic Forum (WEF). дальше »

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Blockchain-Powered Drones Are Now Able to Measure River Water Contamination

IoT devices interacting with each other within a P2P network are capable of measuring the pollution of water used for drinking and bathing. A combination of sensors, blockchain-based technology, and IoT can simplify the acquisition of relevant data on the composition of water in a river or sea. дальше »

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The quiet threat inside ‘internet of things’ devices

As Americans increasingly buy and install smart devices in their homes, all those cheap interconnected devices create new security problems for individuals and society as a whole. The problem is compounded by businesses radically expanding the number of sensors and remote monitors it uses to manage overhead lights in corporate offices and detailed manufacturing processes in factories. дальше »

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Alleged OnePlus 7 leaks hint at a notch-less design (and maybe a slider)

The OnePlus rumor mill has started early this year, and we have our first leaks of its next device out in the wild. According to images posted by SlashLeaks, the company will ditch the notch for its upcoming OnePlus 7. дальше »

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U.S. Department of Energy Funds $5 Million for Research Areas Including Blockchain

The United States Department of Energy has announced on January 7, 2018, that it has allocated $4. 8 million dedicated specifically to research and development of four areas of which Cybersecure Sensors for Fossil Power Generation includes the application of blockchain. дальше »

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How to take better portrait mode photos on any phone

Ah, portrait mode. Ever since Huawei pioneered the depth-sensing tech and Apple ran with it, it seems every other Instagram photo has that faux-DSLR look. Unfortunately, our smartphones aren’t exactly perfect at imitating the shallow depth of field of a real large-sensor camera, so it’s important to help the tiny sensors out when we can. дальше »

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3 game-changing phone trends we can expect in 2019

2018 is winding down, and we’ve witnessed a number of significant events this year as far as mobile tech is concerned: these include the US government signing an order laying out its 5G strategy, major telcos rolling out 5G, companies like Vivo and Huawei launching mobile phones with fingerprint sensors under the display, a rise in bezel-less phones (or at least near-bezel-less phones!), and more examples of artificial intelligence being used in mobile phones. дальше »

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MXC Smart City Integration Launches In NYC

MXC brings Smart City Standard to New York City; improving IoT data reach and efficiency Berlin, Germany, December, 19, 2018 — Berlin based Blockchain company MXC,announced the launch of their “Smart City IoT Standard”, the MX Protocol, in New York City. дальше »

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Qualcomm is using ultrasound tech for a better in-display fingerprint sensor

This year, we saw quite a few phones ditch the traditional fingerprint sensor for one that fits under the screen. Last night, Qualcomm released a new in-display fingerprint sensor to help popularize this technology. дальше »

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AMOS ICO

AMOS is a fitness technology solution, integrating distributed AI computing analysis and blockchain to provide a new experience on sports and exercising. a . Smart Sport Watch: AMOS calculates the calories burned by the user with smart sport watch and motivates the user to exercise through token feedback. дальше »

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Circular camera cutouts might be the next trend in smartphone design

Over the past couple of years, virtually every phone maker has experimented with centered cutouts on the displays of their devices, aka notches, to accommodate front cameras and sensors. Now, it looks like we’ll soon see a different sort of notch on some upcoming handsets, courtesy of Huawei and Samsung. дальше »

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Samsung slaps four rear cameras on a phone, because why the hell not?

Today in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Samsung announced the world’s first phone with four cameras on the back: the Galaxy A9. The company has aimed the mid-range device at photography enthusiasts. A few days ago, Samsung released the Galaxy A7 with three rear cameras. дальше »

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Unlocking the Full Potential of IoT Farming - [BTC Media Sponsor]

You don’t need to be an agriculture expert to see the writing on the wall. Current farming methods just aren’t working anymore for most farmers of the world. There are 2 billion smallholder farms managing fewer than five acres (PDF). дальше »

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Chinese E-Commerce Giant Launches Smart City Institute Exploring Blockchain

According to the People’s Daily on Sept. 28, 2018, JD Finance, a division of the Beijing-based e-commerce goliath JD. com (Jingdong Group), recently founded the Smart City Research Institute at its Nanjing headquarters. дальше »

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Amazon reportedly plans to open 3,000 cashier-less stores by 2021

Amazon is said to be interested in beating grocery stores at their own game by opening 3,000 more of its cashier-less Amazon Go shops over the next three years, reports Bloomberg. That could see it go up against major chains like 7-Eleven, Subway, and Pret a Manger – with the added advantage of zero checkout lines. дальше »

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Ambrosus Opens Masternode Ownership to Public and Releases New Updates

Ambrosus is working on decentralizing supply chain management by creating a system of sensors that can track logistical metrics,… The post Ambrosus Opens Masternode Ownership to Public and Releases New Updates appeared first on Invest In Blockchain. дальше »

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is composed of physical devices, appliances, and other items that have sensors, software, actuators, and network connectivity. This makes it possible for them to connect and exchange data. дальше »

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Blockchain Startup ‘Factom’ Receives Grant To Secure Patrol Data

A blockchain project that will be dedicated to securing data from US Border Patrol cameras and sensors have received a grant worth $192,380 from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The new fund release, a fourth portion of the $800,000 grant, will be used to fund the beta testing of the project that is to […] The post Blockchain Startup ‘Factom’ Receives Grant To Secure Patrol Data appeared first on ZyCrypto. дальше »

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Factom Blockchain Obtains Funds to Safeguard Data from US Border Patrols

The U. S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has awarded a grant of $192,380 to blockchain project Factom to support beta testing of a platform aimed to secure data from Border Patrol cameras and sensors, the agency announced Friday. дальше »

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