Smartphone sales in China fell in February, which is bad news for Apple

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Smartphone sales in China fell in February, which is bad news for Apple

China’s mobile phone sector has endured bad sales in recent years as gadget consignments have decreased, with the numbers likely accentuating more signs of pain for Apple in the world’s largest smartphone market. According to CAICT data, mobile phone consignments in China totaled 14.51 million in February, representing an almost 20% year-on-year decrease (China Academy…

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By 2028, The Wireless Health Market Was Predicted To Be Worth USD 343.45 Billion

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By 2028, The Wireless Health Market Was Predicted To Be Worth USD 343.45 Billion

Wireless health is a cutting-edge approach that combines established healthcare systems with wireless technology to diagnose, treat, and monitor patients’ health and well-being. It is mostly utilised for telemedicine, which is used to treat patients who are virtually linked to doctors via video conferencing, as well as those who live in places where healthcare services…

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To Detect Disease Signs Ten Years In Advance With a New Dementia Test

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To Detect Disease Signs Ten Years In Advance With a New Dementia Test

A new study discovered that a simple five-minute neck check can detect the onset of dementia ten years before any symptoms manifest themselves. For people in middle age who are at risk of developing the disease, experts hope that it could be incorporated into routine screenings. UCL scientists conducted a study in which they measured…

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The Next U.S. Moon Landing Program Will Be Managed by Private Companies

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The Next U.S. Moon Landing Program Will Be Managed by Private Companies

Nine US companies, including Lockheed Martin Corp., have been selected to compete for financing under NASA’s revitalised long-standing moon programme, a private–public mission to produce technology that would examine the lunar surface. NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services effort is looking to award $2.6 billion in contracts to a few of companies over the next decade…

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Microbes that eat seaweed were used to create sustainable plastics

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Microbes that eat seaweed were used to create sustainable plastics

Researchers are developing biodegradable polymers derived from microbes that feed on seaweed. More importantly, it produces no hazardous waste and may be recycled into organic waste. According to the UN, plastic accounts for up to 90% of all toxins in our oceans; nevertheless, there are few counterparts, or environmentally appropriate substitutes for the substance. “Plastics…

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Marine heat waves may have weakened coral reefs, according to researchers

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Marine heat waves may have weakened coral reefs, according to researchers

After the devastating heat waves of the previous year, the coral reefs have fallen off the radar. Now that Earth’s delicate coral reefs can only get better with time, the good news keeps rolling in. The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is one of the most robust reefs. The Great Barrier Reef had a rough…

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