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Airports Get a Digital Makeover with Facial Recognition Tech
Airports, including La Guardia, now use facial recognition, speeding up travel and enhancing security amidst privacy concerns.
Here’s How Much Jeff Bezos Will Charge You If You Want A Ride To Space
People who have been dreaming of flying in space without needing to become an astronaut will have their dreams answered next year, but it does not come cheap. Blue Origin founded by Jeff Bezos is charging its passengers around $200,000 to $300,000.
Akka Technologies Introduces New Concept Plane That Turns Into A Train Upon Landing
Akka Technologies has unveiled a new futuristic plane concept. The aircraft design features removable wings, which can facilitate faster boarding time for passengers. The vehicle doubles as a plane and a train.
Care-E Is A Cute Little Robot That’ll Carry Your Luggage For You
Struggling to carry luggage at the airport while looking for the boarding gate is something travelers are familiar with. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has made a move to eradicate the problem with Care-E, a self-driving robot.
In Sydney Airport, Your Face Is Your Passport
Passengers on selected Qantas international flights at Sydney Airport will be able to use facial recognition technology for the most parts of their trip. The technology will streamline processes and enable travelers to use their faces as their passports.
Check-Ins At Airbnb Homes With Smart Locks Are About To Get Much Easier
Airbnb guests and hosts will finally bid goodbye to hiding rental keys or waiting around. With the August smart lock, guests can have access to their rental just by using the August app, a generated PIN code, or both.
Orlando International Airport Will Be The First To Require Facial Scanning For All Travelers
Orlando International Airport is set to have a facial recognition system in place by the end of 2018. This makes the airport the first one in the country to require a face scan upon entry and exit on international flights.
Privacy-Compromising NSA Malware Did Not Affect Microsoft Users According To Tech Giant
An online hacking collective had dumped a massive NSA-made malware package designed to infect any kind of Windows computer. The malware is capable of overtaking and controlling entire computer systems from all over the world.
‘Super Mario Run’ Inspired-Theme Park Coming To Universal Studios Japan by 2020
Universal Studio and Nintendo join forces to create a gigantic, real-life game adventure park.
Japanese Anime Girlfriend Now For Sale; Find Out Why Gatebox’s Holographic Girl Is A Perfect Match For Single Men
The portable hologram device that features an interactive 3D virtual character called Azumi Hikari doesn’t only keep its users’ company but also brings many real-world uses.
The Airport Of The Future: Fast Molecular Security Scanners, Virtual Assistants And Biometric Tickets Eliminates Queues By 2040
Rendering show the designers' vision predicting what an international airport could be 25 years from now. With its unique, superb technology concept aiming to get rid of lengthy airport queues and take the stress out of gateways, travelers can get from curb to gate in no time.
Taipei's Star Rating System Gives Way For Tourists' Vacation Preferences
Taipei has introduced the star rating system to allow travelers to choose their preferred vacation experience.
Delta Airlines Introduces An App To Keep Track Of Luggages; Solution To Frequent Lost Baggages
Delta Airlines is incororating a technology to help travelers better monitor their luggage.
Apps That Will Make Travel Less Stressful
Thanks to technology, even travelling has become less stressful. This list includes applications for affordable booking, easier transactions, maps for easier navigations, and many others.
Does Siri believe in God? Here are her answers on faith.
Some folks are also turning to Siri, Apple’s “personal assistant” application, for some deep religious conversations.
