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Why should I plug in a headset to hear the FM radio on my phone?
After all, the radio has existed for a century, but the 21st century phones can't use this old app without the help of a simple headset?
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New Wi-Fi record set at a distance of 304km
Ubiquiti Networks, a company specializing in wireless broadband equipment, has joined hands with an amateur radio organization in Italy to set a new world record for the…
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Hungarian mobile TV test
Mobile operator T-Mobile and Hungária Antenna Service provider (AH) will test mobile TV services using DVB-H standard in Budapest, Hungary.
Computer science
Intel develops Wi-Fi technology far away ... 100km
A San Francisco-based computer can connect to Wi-Fi wireless networks in San Jose, California while the distance between two places is approximately hundreds of kilomete…
Computer science
Chip 'understands' all activities of users
Intel has just introduced some interesting projects such as high-performance wireless LAN chips, new VoIP security methods, and especially a personal sensor device capab…
Computer science
Acer SignalUp - Wireless connection technology for laptops
Acer - the fourth computer vendor in the world - has researched and successfully integrated into the Acer SignalUp technology laptop, the most advanced technology.
New technology
Scientists have found a way to take photos across walls through Wi-Fi
German scientists have found a way to exploit the special feature of Wi-Fi waves to capture three-dimensional images, or 3D images of objects through walls.
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Google is thinking of installing Android in your eyes
A patent filed in 2014 has just been released, revealing that Google wants to create a device that can literally be inserted into your eyeball.
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Coming soon the clothes passed the data
Researchers at Ohio State University are developing antennas and circuits that are just 0.1mm in size
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Mitsubishi researches making antennas from seawater
It sounds nonsense, but in one of its tests, Mitsubishi did it. But who will need a metal made from sea water?
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Equipment can turn light directly into electricity
US scientists have successfully fabricated a device called optical rectenna. It consists of an antenna, a diode rectifier and is capable of converting directly from ligh…
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Scientists successfully developed transfigured liquid metal
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (NCSU) have taken first steps in developing a method of controlling the surface tension of liquid metal by low voltage.
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Radio telescopes can be recycled from satellite dishes
Through the steps of New Zealand astronomers, owning a radio telescope is easier than ever.
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Fingerprint anti-counterfeit nano
Scientists have invented a form of nano 'fingerprint' that can be integrated into money, mobile devices and credit cards, with anti-counterfeiting.
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Integrate wifi station on the aircraft to support the army
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…