Instant digital services in 2025 are reshaping daily life, giving users more control, faster access, and the time-rich convenience modern life demands.

Amid the pandemic, U.S. adults’ average daily digital media consumption rose by an hour across all devices — including 27 more minutes spent watching video, according to the latest time-spent forecast ...

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Twenty years ago, over 140,000 Forbes readers participated in an unusual experiment designed to test the limits of long-distance communication: a letter from their own past. The experiment, called an ...

In a world where we are constantly tweeting, texting, Googling and checking e-mail, technology addiction is a real concern for today's kids. Yet parents are often unable to unplug from their own ...

As supply chains grow more complex, organizations are increasingly turning to advanced technologies to enhance efficiency, resilience and decision-making. Among these innovations, digital twins have ...

A Time-to-Digital converter is an integrated solution that measures time-of-flight. And time-of-flight is when a LASER, for example, sends out a short optical pulse and measures the time until the ...

A time-to-digital converter (TDC) is like a stopwatch measuring the elapsed interval between two events with picosecond precision, converting this into a digital value for post-processing. Many space ...

Announcing the new Pulsar Time Computer in the early 1970s, the Hamilton Watch Company advertised its pioneering electronic digital watch as “the first completely new way to tell time in 500 years.” ...