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It's a frosty January day at this firing range in Boise, Idaho, where the rangemaster checks and readies to fire a new prototype of what might be the handgun of the future. Developed by LodeStar Works, this nine-millimeter pistol is a prototype "smart gun," equipped with fingerprint reader, passcode, and a way to lock and unlock it from a mobile phone. "Right now, we're testing two different positions for that biometric from an ergonomic standpoint. First being right her...

HERE, the leading location data and technology platform, today announced the launch of its Indoor Map as a service: a one-stop shop for indoor mapping solutions.

Android 12 is still an infant and already we are hearing that Android 13 will support Bluetooth LE Audio which will save battery life without losing audio quality.

You can now operate your BMW using Android mobile. Ultra wideband technology is evolving, ushering in increased connected capabilities.

Can’t decide between Alexa and Google Assistant? This Sonos One deal offers the best of both worlds.

Raspberry Pi's entire business is releasing tiny, low-cost computers, but at one point several years ago, the company decided it could go lower than the $30-$35

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has just released a new model called the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, and it comes with a quad-core processor and an affordable $15 price tag.

Cybersecurity vulnerabilities in medical devices obviously can pose extremely serious risks.

Apple’s new AirTag is a somewhat unique device, meant to help you keep track of personal objects by location on a map, and within short range. Is this Rs. 3,190 button-shaped device worth the fuss? Find out in this review.

The Google Nest Cam (indoor, wired) records clear video, sends smart alerts without a paid plan, and is one of the best home security cameras you can buy.