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Motorola Rokr 2: Missing iTunes, still ... running well
After the bitter defeat of the first iPod phone ROKR, Motorola decided bye-bye Apple to turn to Linux, with the finished product ROKR E2 launched 3/1. Many of ROKR 1's w…
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Headset translates 40 languages, including Vietnamese
According to Google, this headset is one
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Smart headset translates foreign languages at a glance
With WT2 of Time Kettle (a startup that is operating in China), users will never have to deal with troubles with native speakers abroad.
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Hackers can steal user information from ... brain waves
Bad guys can sneak into the brain and extract important personal information if you use EEG (EEG) when filling in your phone or computer.
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The 'special' device for noisy callers at work
Called Hushme, this invention of Ukrainian engineers looks like a cordless cordless headset, capable of blocking all telephone conversations.
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Halo Sport: Brain-stimulating ear enhances the athlete's performance
By using energy pulses to stimulate the motor cortex, it enters the mode
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4 ultra-small implants make you superheroes
See how the following people 'hacked' their bodies with only a few implanted small devices.
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New technology allows others to experience life
A virtual reality headset can allow you to experience life through a second-person perspective.
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Earin: The world's smallest wireless earbuds
Wireless headsets provide convenience and provide a whole new experience for users.
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Samsung is developing virtual reality glasses
According to a separate source from Engadget, Samsung is taking part in the virtual reality market this year with a special headset.
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Microsoft developed the headset 'read' emotional users
Dubbed Septimu, the product will be a useful tool for users designed by Microsoft
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Headphones not speakers
The Sound Band will be a different headset because it has no speakers. Instead, the Sound Band uses surface-to-surface technology, meaning that the listener's ear is…
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Access your computer with thought
John Chuang, an associate professor at the School of Information Technology at the University of California, Berkeley, and colleagues have created a device that can iden…
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Sony also produces smart glasses, competing Google Glass
Google will not be the only company with smart glass products, because a Sony patent application reveals that Sony is also building a similar device.