Electronic paper from Sony
Sony has unveiled a 13.3-inch electronic paper similar to the Kindle's Kindle, but allows the use of a note pad on the page.
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Sony has unveiled a 13.3-inch electronic paper similar to the Kindle's Kindle, but allows the use of a note pad on the page.
Nowadays, many types of gloves can be used with the touch screen thanks to the simple liquid spray that makes the display monitor work in the case of artificial hands.
Russian experts have announced the invention of a warning device for driving a car accident.
Polish company Onyx has introduced a new phone and a reader, which can be used continuously for 2 weeks after each charge.
Spike Aerospace (USA) has introduced the design of a new line of supersonic aircraft, with the cabin walls are giant screens that can see the whole exterior.
Designer Todd Hamilton created a much smarter and smarter iWatch device.
The CES 2014 event in Las Vegas will see the introduction of intelligent contact lenses, which will provide high-resolution virtual displays to users.
According to Pocket-link, the new glass is built on silver ion technology with a special antimicrobial agent, which can automatically inhibit the growth of algae, bacter…
Physical buttons have drifted into the past, because now is the time of the touch screen. So what future interface technology will be?
US researchers have developed a device that allows for rapid screening of cholesterol by telephone cameras.
Designer Tad Orlowski has released the design for his latest concept car with the appearance of transparent LCD panels mounted on the bus.
Try to imagine the following scene: You are talking to a friend through the screen. Beneath this screen, two arms
Basically, this device will change the electrical current, temperature quickly to deceive the tip of the tongue.
South Korean scientists have recently developed a dual-sided, transparent touchscreen that allows multiple users to simultaneously use the device.