At the quantum level, the past and the future are indiscernible. That could have profound effects on the world we can see.

Frequent digital tech was found linked to slower cognitive decline in older adults, challenging the idea that screen time harms brain health.

One explanation could be that people with better education, healthcare or incomes are more likely to use digital technologies, as these factors are also linked with lower rates of dementia. But some ...

The Tiguan R-Line welcomed us into a cabin that feels close to a lounge - yet built for action. The 15-inch infotainment ...

A 30-year twin study finds that moderate physical activity reduces mortality, but higher levels offer no extra benefit — and ...

In Blue Prince, tracking time and date is crucial. Players can use the clock tower outside or analog clocks inside Mt. Holly ...

This stunning clock isn’t just for telling time—it’s a décor statement! Made with laser-cut precision and vivid epoxy resin for maximum wow.

In the digital era, Puneet Gupta, a seasoned expert in semiconductor design, presents an innovative approach to resolving hold time violations in advanced System-on-Chip (SoC) designs. His research ...

In his first 100 days as East Baton Rouge mayor-president, Sid Edwards has faced budget shortfalls, messaging woes and a high ...

The merits of stopping the clock and ending the twice-yearly swaps to and from Daylight Saving Time were investigated by the ...

UCC, the media regulator, says it plans to acquire advanced digital monitoring technologies to filter harmful content online ...