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Honeywell has recently developed a sensor that allows devices to be able to
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The Fitbit Force is a wristwatch for fitness enthusiasts around the world with a variety of color options and extremely simple designs, but not smartwatches.
A team of researchers from Harvard University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) has created a flexible speaker from gel ion material.
According to the BBC, Elliptic Labs' ICs use sound waves to translate user's hand movements into commands.
Qualcomm recently unveiled a Zeroth processor they have been developing for the past few years.
Yahoo! Japan has created a hybrid device between a 3D printer and a computer to help make the Internet no longer the only tool for the eye.
The battery life is always the obsession of every smartphone user and tablet. But with FlameStower, a mobile fire-powered charger, this obsession probably will not happe…
Amazon is researching two types of smartphones to complement the Kindle Fire series, including a costly 3D phone and a cheap phone.
Finis, maker of digital swimming devices, has unveiled Neptune's state-of-the-art waterjet player with new audio-over-bone technology.
A story about how scientists are creating talking computers, not only that they are the most human and natural sounds.
Synchronizing home appliances and remotely controlling them with a mobile device is not a new idea, and many such products have come out.
NASA has introduced a new radar detector that will help detect buried victims under the rubble of buildings in disaster.
Using electronic devices (such as e-books or tablets) can help people with dyslexia improve reading and reading comprehension.
Now a German company has created an exotic device called Tubie that can dry and iron a shirt in just 7 minutes.
Russian engineers have recently developed a navigation system that can replace pilots' control devices such as compasses, altimeters, radio girders, and tilts.