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Forget about smart watches and Google goggles, now you can turn yourself into a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot with high-tech clothes.
The US Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) has begun a plan to expand connections for military units outside the front by using small unmanned drones (Drones) made…
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.
US researchers have recently introduced a new wind turbine, which can provide cheap electricity and Wi-Fi.
Now self-propelled flying devices can be used to retrieve bank account details and passwords, after a group of hackers access 150 mobile phones within 1 hour via a wifi…
The D-Link Wifi Baby Camera is a D-Link (Taiwan) -based device that is designed to be a webcam with eyeballs.
iKettle is a smart kettle that can connect to a WiFi network and allows for smartphone control and many unique features.
A blogger from Russia, Eldar Murtazin, has revealed on Twitter that Samsung is developing a smart glass similar to Google Glass and will launch in April or May 2014.
100 digital trash cans on which advertisers can buy seats are located in London to host the 2012 Summer Olympics.
On July 25, Huawei introduced the new E5372 LTE Category 4 (LTE Cat4) Mobile WiFi Device, supporting the 2x2 WiFi standard and operating in the 5GHz band.
Want to control a TV or music player with just one wave and from any room in the house? A new wireless-based motion detection system can make this possible.
Would you like to stay in the park while surfing the web? If you go to Kfar Kedem Park, or Yore Village in Israel, your needs will be met by the donkeys here.
This is part of the $ 15 million 'Safe Driving' project, funded by the Michigan Transportation Research Institute. Ann Arbo aims to study the reactions of drivers and th…
British engineers at University College London have studied a passive radar system that allows them to see through walls using Wi-Fi signals generated by wireless router…
A group of 7 Northeastern University students in Boston, MA designed the robots that can overcome the rough terrain and carry their wifi transmitters. So in theory, this…