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Neuralink is a neurotechnology company founded by Elon Musk in 2016. Its primary goal is to develop implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that can establish a direct connection between the human brain and computers or other external devices. The company's vision is to enhance human cognition and potentially mitigate neurological disorders by merging human intelligence with artificial intelligence. Neuralink's brain implants, often referred to as "neural lace," consist of tiny, flexible threads embedded with electrodes that are inserted into the brain. These threads allow for high-resolution recording and stimulation of neural activity. The data gathered from the brain can be transmitted wirelessly to external devices for analysis or control. The potential applications of Neuralink's technology are wide-ranging. It aims to assist individuals with neurological conditions, such as paralysis, spinal cord injuries, and various forms of sensory impairment. By...

Smartwatches serve a few purposes. Their primary function should come as no surprise – to tell the time and date. But there is a lot more going on. They are fitness devices, built to track your activity levels, record your workouts, and provide health and recovery insights. Smartwatches connect to your smartphone, they can deliver notifications, phone calls, as well as give you quick and easy access to a range of apps, timers, weather insights, and so much more. Like many other wearables they are also a high-tech fashion statement. The following smartwatches have been rated among the best smart watches of 2024. Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 is top of the list because it does everything you want an Android watch to do. It runs a version of Google’s state-of-the-art Wear OS, it offers advanced health features such as ECG and blood pressure monitoring, and it's reasonably priced. Simply put - it ticks all the boxes! Google Pixel Watch 2 The Google ...

Move over smart watches. Smart rings are the next big thing. Samsung formally, albeit briefly, announced the Galaxy Ring at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event in January this year in California. It was only a teaser, as you can see by the short video from our Facebook page. Matthew Wiggins, Head of Samsung Research America’s Health Solutions Lab, talked about the upcoming vision of Samsung Health and at the same time introduced the Galaxy Ring, giving an exciting glimpse of Samsung’s brand-new, powerful and accessible health and wellness device. Likely features of the Galaxy Ring are a heart rate monitor, blood flow monitor and monitors for other vitals. It will also have a sleep tracker – given that you are more likely to sleep wearing a ring than any other wearable. Naturally, it will interact with other Samsung devices such as your smartphone and smartwatch, as well as the Samsung Health app. Galaxy Ring will also be available in eight varieties with a likely launch date in...