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In the futuristic office, the desk will also add battery charging functionality. Users simply put their cell phones, BlackBerrys or iPods on the table as the device will…
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In the futuristic office, the desk will also add battery charging functionality. Users simply put their cell phones, BlackBerrys or iPods on the table as the device will…
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are preparing to publish a new semiconductor technology study. They hope this technology will help launch a…
Samsung has introduced the V960 mobile phone with optical joystick. Users will place their hands on this key and move the cursor across the screen to perform tasks, simi…
Phones that we still use today will go extinct in just five years. The alternative is mobile computing, which is integrated into the clothes we wear every day.
Busy mothers in the land of cherry blossoms are about to have reliable helpers in keeping watch over their children. NEC Electronics Co. and NTT DoCoMo, Japan's mobi…
Many people feel frustrated by the complexity of today's multi-feature critters. They are the reason for Jitterbug to believe that their three-button cellphone will…
The Pilotfish mobile phone maker and Synaptics maker have teamed up to unveil the unmodified Onyx mobile prototype that can detect even complex signs and movements. Than…
Singaporeans will be able to track everything from
Japanese scientists have created a new fuel cell that can power a cell phone for days with just one drop of human-sized methanol. Many people believe that in future fuel…
A graduate student at the University of Iowa designed a special handbag for women. The bag is capable of powering small electronic devices, such as cell phones.
AOS Technologies has launched a remote control system that looks after pets when the owner is away. The system is called iSeePet, which can take pictures of animals and…
A South Korean phone company has launched a self-contained, tear-gas-type self-defense weapon that looks exactly like a folding mobile phone.