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Thin paper keyboard, wireless, touch
British scientists have created a flexible keyboard model that is as thin as a sheet of paper and can turn any area on the keyboard into a touch surface.
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Wireless Table Light
If you do not like the clutter of the wiring that runs from the desk lamp to the wall outlet, SUPA will probably make you happy.
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A battery-free device can still send messages
Engineers at the University of Washington have built a wireless communications system that allows devices like smartphones to interact with each other without relying on…
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World's smallest, lightest wireless transmitter
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.
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Turn iPad into mini piano
While there is no shortage of accessories for the iPad, a US company is trying to design a special keyboard that turns the tablet into a miniature pianist.
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Asimo struggled with the tour
Asimo's famous Honda Robot has passed the first working day is not easy to do as a guide for visitors to the Miraikan Science Museum in Tokyo, Japan.
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Remote control over wifi
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.
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Liberate the mobile phone network
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…
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Russia makes super-phones in mines
A team of researchers at the Far Eastern Federal University has built a unique wireless communications system for miners.
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Nokia is developing battery technology without charging?
The news site WMPowerUser has published an article from the Guardian's source since 2009 that provides an interesting information that many people may not know.
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McDonald's tests the wireless charger at the restaurant
McDonald's Fast Food Restaurants has confirmed that it is currently testing wireless charging services for its customers in several McDonald's stores in Europe.
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Computer mouse flying?
At first sight the computer mouse hovering in the air, you might think someone did a trick trick visual. But that is not magic and you can soon own a technology item lik…
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Bracelet connects wirelessly with smartphone
The EMBRACE + is a new electronic device that connects wirelessly to a smartphone that can light up different colors while receiving notifications on the phone.
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Wireless charging system for bus
The German transport operator Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH (RNV) is conducting a pilot project to test the feasibility of wireless charging of electric buses.
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Charge your car wirelessly
Japan's Toyota has said it will introduce a new optional package for the Avalon, which will allow riders to charge their phones by placing a 'cricket' on a r…