Invisibility Latest about Invisibility The US army wants invisibility cloaks within 18 months By Duncan Geere published 7 May 15 The United States has issued a call for proposals for camouflage that would render its soldiers near-invisible to enemy troops. Tech Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inboxGet the hottest deals available in your inbox plus news, reviews, opinion, analysis and more from the TechRadar team.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST POPULARMOST SHARED1Your aging Roku TV is about to get a beautiful, free update2You took amazing smartphone eclipse photos, but reminded me why I didn't use Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra's 100x Space Zoom3I tested the Google Pixel’s Long Exposure photo mode – and it’s another reason to leave my pro mirrorless camera at home4Samsung’s new cheap 98-inch 4K TV with 120Hz support could be your dream gaming TV5An incredible $100 billion bet to get rid of Nvidia dependence — tech experts reckon Microsoft will build a million-server strong data center that will primarily use critical inhouse components1Apple should be worried – Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chip threatens to end the dominance of M3 MacBooks, and I played Baldur's Gate 3 on a notebook to prove it2I’m a photographer and Leica’s new smartphone makes my iPhone look painfully dull3An incredible $100 billion bet to get rid of Nvidia dependence — tech experts reckon Microsoft will build a million-server strong data center that will primarily use critical inhouse components4WD launches enormous 4TB SD card for creative pros — smashes world record for largest removable memory card to smithereens at twice the capacity of biggest microSD cards5Need proof that Samsung's Galaxy software is worse than the iPhone? Here it is
The US army wants invisibility cloaks within 18 months By Duncan Geere published 7 May 15 The United States has issued a call for proposals for camouflage that would render its soldiers near-invisible to enemy troops.
