Ringly - smart rings to receive signals on the phone
Ringly - developed by the New York-based company of the same name - again contains the characteristics of technology devices, the ability to signal when receiving calls,…
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Ringly - developed by the New York-based company of the same name - again contains the characteristics of technology devices, the ability to signal when receiving calls,…
Samsung is working with bicycle designer Giovanni Pelizzoli to create a smart bike called the Smart Bike.
Microsoft has partnered with British fashion designer A. Sauvage to create the world's first wireless backpack for smartphones.
A 15-year-old Filipino boy invented a device to charge the phone through walking.
Inventor John Stessel, working with Martinka Magic Shop in New Jersey, is developing a special charger that makes your smartphone look like flying.
The Vanhawks launches the Valor smart bike, connects to the smartphone application, and features technologies such as GPS on the steering wheel.
SuperShoes shoes developed by American designer Dhairya Dand will satisfy you with the ability to accurately point your employer through the 'toe' of the toe.
Recently, Skajaquoda (USA) unveiled the Trinity mobile wind turbine - the device capable of charging the phone in all circumstances, because only a slight wind is needed.
The exterior may not be a breakthrough, but the latest Land Rover cars can be routed remotely using the iPhone.
One day, the human body will become the ultimate source of energy for wearable devices thanks to new technology from Korea.
Use your phone to take pictures and upload to the network is outdated. The trend nowadays is to use a wide-field camera.
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Advanced Science and Technology (KAIST) have built a wireless charging facility for 40 smartphones.
Now self-propelled flying devices can be used to retrieve bank account details and passwords, after a group of hackers access 150 mobile phones within 1 hour via a wifi…
When you were in high school, you were taught about photosynthesis on greenery. But have you ever thought that a phone can someday be charged by absorbing sunlight?
The D-Link Wifi Baby Camera is a D-Link (Taiwan) -based device that is designed to be a webcam with eyeballs.