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New iPhone application for dating
Blends of Grindr, a hugely popular mobile phone for gay men, launched Blendr, a version of this app designed to appeal to both homosexuals and heterosexuals. .
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Generator chips rely on body activity
Scientists at Georgia Tech University (USA) have studied a type of chip generated by the operation of the human body. In the future, the chip could be used to power mobi…
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The phone has the function of finding free condoms
US health officials have allowed the installation of mobile phone services to help New Yorkers find free condoms.
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All mobile calls can be tapped
Two security researchers have demonstrated an attack trick, breaking into any GSM mobile network in the world to eavesdrop on phone calls.
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Tech world in 2011 will be like?
2011 will continue to focus on new generation of smart mobile phones, tablets, operating systems, lawsuits and 3D technology.
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Europe applies new standards for mobile phones
Since January 1, 2011, only 1 standard is used
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Computer virus attacks medical devices
Dr. Mark Gasson, of the University of Reading (UK), was the first to discover that computer viruses infect medical chips, undermining the health of patients ...
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Computers are popular with television
According to RealNetworks, which provides online video support software, nearly half (46%) of young people aged 18 to 25 use online video right when they watch TV.
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2010 is the year of surfing the car
According to Ford's latest statement, in 2010 the car users of the company will be able to surf the web, check mail when they are in the car.
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Mobile calls may not be private
A German computer scientist has released details about breaking the secret code used to protect the conversations of more than 4 billion mobile phone users.
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Amazon opens a mobile phone business website
The online retailer Amazon was immensely interested in the mobile phone market, recently opening an AmazonWireless website for mobile phone products to meet the needs of…
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Demonstration of LTE technology for the first time in the 700 MHz band
Motorola's test marked continuous progress in testing and developing commercial solutions based on mobile broadband standards.
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Project for more than 800 million people to access WiMAX
WiMAX service providers say they are currently providing networks for 430 million people globally and are preparing to double this number to 800 million.