It turns smartphones into 3D scanners
Researchers from ETH Zurich have created an application that allows ordinary smartphones to record and display real objects in 3D.
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Researchers from ETH Zurich have created an application that allows ordinary smartphones to record and display real objects in 3D.
Missing the hand to drop a smartphone, it most likely not only scratches but also badly damages.
TobyRich (Germany) specializes in controlled smartphone applications and launched SmartPlane.
Two Seattle-based programmers are gearing up to launch a unique 'Leftover Swap' smartphone software application that will allow for the exchange of leftover food…
Motorola has launched a new invention of electronic tattoos, which allows noise reduction and noise reduction for mobile phones in noisy places.
After the alarm, the smell of passionate coffee or the smell of barbecue nose will radiate out, pulling those who are asleep to wake up from the bed.
The Batthead is an AA type rechargeable NiMH battery, which contains a Bluetooth smart chip that allows it to connect to the phone and an accelerometer sensor for motion…
Experts from the University of Southampton have succeeded in harnessing the power of artificial lightning for human use.
When using a BluFit, users need to enter personal information into the app included on the phone to create a separate water program.
Honeywell has recently developed a sensor that allows devices to be able to
The battery life is always the obsession of every smartphone user and tablet. But with FlameStower, a mobile fire-powered charger, this obsession probably will not happe…
Amazon is researching two types of smartphones to complement the Kindle Fire series, including a costly 3D phone and a cheap phone.
The fate of the BlackBerry may determine the future of the physical keyboard that the company has pioneered over time, analysts say.
Microwave ovens generally have a single purpose: to heat food and drink. But now, the microwave can soon become a charger for cell phones.
US experts have announced a new software that enables smartphones to recognize users based on how often they use them.