Speak the phone over the glove
Designer Sean Miles, UK, has released a technology-matching glove, called Talking Hands. The product is part of the recycling project of old utility equipment.
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Designer Sean Miles, UK, has released a technology-matching glove, called Talking Hands. The product is part of the recycling project of old utility equipment.
With the new echo-locating technology, people can now possess the different abilities of bats, opening up a breathtaking prospect from this application.
Camping enthusiasts will no longer worry about their cell phones running out of batteries, thanks to a new type of shorts and sleeping bags that can generate electricity…
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.
A French company, SunPartner, recently developed a phone display
With this kind of lock, you will never have to carry a bunch of heavy keys. Instead, you just need a phone, and don't even need to pull it out of your pocket.
Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are investigating a new phone application that may be the solution to the current severe dengue sta…
Before going into this pure Vietnamese solution, let's take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of vending solutions in Vietnam at the present time.
Tablet PCs, mobile phones, music players, laptops are rolling out at breakneck speed. This situation means that e-waste will also increase rapidly.
OwnFone has recently launched a new 1stFone phone designed specifically for children aged 4 to 9 years and is said to be the 'smart choice' of parents.
In a clip on DigInfoTV, ChatPerf has introduced a Scentee device that can be attached to smart phones to send scents to friends.
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…
A team of researchers at the Far Eastern Federal University has built a unique wireless communications system for miners.
Canadian scientists have introduced a new smartphone that helps users recognize incoming calls or incoming messages by smoothly sliding the corners or bending them.