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An American couple has developed an application they advertised that could help the spirits of living souls communicate with survivors and help the dead have a say, thro…
A new application called iDoorCam, which works with a tiny camera attached to a button similar to a doorbell, can notify and send a visitor's picture to the landlord…
At Samsung's Unpacked Episode 2 event on September 4, Samsung will not only introduce the Galaxy Note III, but also launch the Galaxy Gear smartphone.
A new application on the smartphone scans the patient's retina and sends images to doctors for remote diagnosis.
The idea of using a sensor to monitor one of your body's functions (such as heart rate, blood pressure) was often used primarily in the medical industry or for profess…
100 digital trash cans on which advertisers can buy seats are located in London to host the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Holho is the focus of the Kickstarter project, which will be completed in September this year. Holho has many versions, especially prominent
Smartphones and computers are becoming more and more popular, so many people use less of their hands to write than before. And the Japanese are concerned that their call…
Researchers in Pakistan say a smartphone application allows people with night blinds to track their location and alert them if they fall into unwanted situations at nigh…
Microsoft is approaching the possibility of providing smart clocks, after sources say some of its employees have begun using the prototype device.
Indian students have beaten the tech giants by launching smartphones that can make calls and integrate cameras.
Designed specifically for dogs, the FitBark can monitor all pet activities, providing information through an application available on smartphones.
A Bluetooth-enabled phone with a smartphone developed by California-based phone company Halo Technologies (USA) will help you find lost items easily.
ISORG is planning to develop the world's first camera angle curves, supported by technology developed by Plastic Logic.
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.