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Many companies are trying to develop or autonomous cars . But some of them ( such as Rolls-Royc, BMW, Tesla and Mercedes ) have already released, or soon to release, their self-driving cars. Technology related companies are also trying to involve their contribution in this stunning technology.

Force Series 3 SSD Notebook Upgrade Kits, Corsair SSDs advantages over standard hard drives, SSD drive Data transferring Speed

IRIS Notes is a pen and mobile note taker (receiver) that captures notes and drawings, as well as edit, save and export them into the computer. With two different models of IRIS Notes

KINGMAX not only launched a series of industrial products and SSD, but also exhibited the world 1st transparent COB(Chip-on-Board) type USB flash drive. Different from other USB flash drives

IBM and Libelium, a wireless sensor network specialist, rolled out an Internet of Things (IoT) starter kit that tests and deploys sensor networks in areas such as smart cities, healthcare and retail.

Stop using passwords that are hard to remember but easy for computers to guess A long string of memorable words is much more secure than a short set of random characters. A brilliant and very topical password strength comic strip here from the geniuses over at XKCD. What do you think?

All the Windows phone users and fans while waiting for Windows10's official roll out, the Redmond based tech hub announced another build of Windows 10 just two weeks before its launch. Along with the latest Build 10240, Microsoft Office Mobile Preview has been optimized for the official Windows 10.

Barry Scott, EMEA Chief Technology Officer at Centrify, outlines the IDaaS concept and how to choose the right one for your business. Whether it be on premises, cloud-based, software as a service (SaaS), or mobile, the number and variety of apps being adopted by organisations is rapidly increasing.

In a staged roll out the WhatsApp Web update is now making its way to iPhone users after months of wait. Due to some compatibility issues that this particular feature earlier faced with the iOS system, iPhone users have been deprived from it for some time, though other platforms including Android, BlackBerry, and Windows were quick to implement the feature on their phones after it was announced this year.

Android 5.1.1 has finally arrived on Google Nexus 6 Verizon variants. The latest version of Android is presently being rolled out to the smartphone as an OTA update. Verizon users of the smartphone were anxiously awaiting the software update after other U.S. carriers like T-Mobile and AT&T.

The advantage of owning a Nexus tablet or phone is that Google keeps the devices updgraded with prompt software update roll outs . And now Nexus devices will receive monthly security patches over and above the usual software updates, as confirmed by Google in its blog post.

Company's flagship smart watch will go on sale in the US in March, according to reports. New reports claim that the much-anticipated Apple Watch will go on sale in March. Apple has previously hinted at a release date in early 2015, but according to 9to5mac the device will be rolled out across the US in March.

There is no doubt that Android has become the dominant smartphone presence across the world over the last few years, as it takes advantage of Apple's staggered release schedule to flood the market with devices.

San Francisco's BART system is overhauling its rolling stock for the first time since it launched in 1972. Up to 1,000 new cars will be introduced between 2017 and 2023 as the original cars are phased out. Abi Millar finds out how these new railcars are being designed to meet today's transport needs, and examine how real-world testing is informing the final product.

Startup Splice Machine recently rolled out its relational database management system (RDBMS) into public beta. Introduced in May 2014, the Splice Machine system combines the Java-based Apache Derby relational database with technology from the Apache HBase NoSQL database,

Both Internet T1 and Ethernet solutions aim to fulfill the same roll as high-speed, high-performance networks. However, Ethernet solutions substantially out perform Internet T1 services in a handful of different ways and with high-end services. Ethernet over Copper provides symmetrical bandwidth ranging from 2Mbps to 20Mbps. Whereas Ethernet over Fiber provides higher bandwidth options for larger companies ranging from 3Mbps all the way through 100Gbps. Both Ethernet over Copper or Ethernet over Fiber are often available to customers to satisfy their Internet, voice, point-to-point, MPLS, and integrated needs at costs lower than what they're currently paying for T1 service. Those who are looking for top-notch, high-speed, reliable network solutions need to look no further - make the switch today.