I tried the tech that makes hands-free smart locks actually work
Powered by ultra-wideband, the next generation of smart locks will turn your phone into a key — that you never have to use.
Ultra Wideband smart door locks are coming – here’s why you’ll want one
Currently, if you have a smart door lock, you typically have to tap a button on your iPhone or Apple Watch to unlock it, or physically tap your device against the lock for NFC implementations.
Samsung could be one of the first to deliver lossless wireless earbuds — here's what we know
So enter UWB, or Ultra-Wideband, a technology that uses a higher wireless bit rate to transfer your music from device to ...
'Super' Safety Tech For The Big Game
In preparation of the Super Bowl, 5G-enabled technology will support public safety agencies in and around New Orleans. We're ...
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Room-temperature infrared detector matches performance of cryogenically-cooled devices
Researchers develop ultrafast, highly sensitive infrared detector using 2D materials, achieving performance comparable to ...
Samsung Files Patent to Ditch Bluetooth in Galaxy Buds
Imagine if the Galaxy Buds used Ultra-Wideband to playback audio instead of Bluetooth? It could be so much more seamless.