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Indian students have beaten the tech giants by launching smartphones that can make calls and integrate cameras.
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Indian students have beaten the tech giants by launching smartphones that can make calls and integrate cameras.
Mobile device manufacturers are experimenting with new anti-glare glasses with antimicrobial functionality.
Moving the hologram screen in the Star Wars movie is no longer a distant prospect, thanks to the breakthrough in 3D technology.
The latest Tokyoflash watch (Japan) comes with breath analyzer to determine the sober state or drunkness of the carrier.
The loss of luggage on flights is quite common and damages up to £ 2 billion annually. So Airbus has developed technology to help eliminate this problem.
A tiny helicopter was made from a phone that caught the attention of visitors at a toy show in Japan last week.
It is likely that by 2014 LG will be the first mobile manufacturer to launch a line of smartphones capable of controlling voice without touching the machine.
Soon after the Germans devised the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) against graffiti painters, it was the turn of the British to decide how to use peaceful means o…
Tablet PCs, mobile phones, music players, laptops are rolling out at breakneck speed. This situation means that e-waste will also increase rapidly.
Smartphones are currently the largest segment of the mobile device market, and users increasingly want to download more data each year, from image sending, video streami…
The Sony SRS-GC11IP comes with a remote control, a power of 0.8W connected to a mobile device via the Lightning port.
PhoneArena, EPFL, a Swiss science company, invented a kind of microscopic implant that allows for the warning of heart attacks.
According to Engadget, a new patent is filed by Google with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), where it wants to use GPS and weather data to improve image quali…
US researchers have released the latest version of the real-life robot: human-sized robots, walkable, climbing walls, and even transformed into subdued submarines.
The new 3-D display, developed by Hewlwatt-Packard Electronics, does not require the use of special glasses to look at and is particularly suitable for small devices.