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In the future, smartphone and tablet batteries will certainly be better than now.
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In the future, smartphone and tablet batteries will certainly be better than now.
Launched in the fall of 2012 by two former Bi-Ying Miao and Matt Compeau architects, the Toronto-based Hot Pop production of custom made jewelry has created this product…
A Japanese eyewear company has developed a product that can determine the wearer's fatigue level.
Hungarian fabric designer Judit Eszter Karpati has created a fabric that can change colors in a moment when exposed to heat or pressure from the surrounding environment.
National key laboratory of digital control and system engineering (DCSELAB) Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology has successfully manufactured 3D scanner with very…
MIT scientists have developed a micro-chip with color bands that can be used to test the authenticity of currencies, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and virtually ev…
Kitchen refrigerators usually contain some fresh vegetables, but they do not last long. To overcome this problem, a product called the Smart Herb Garden has just been Cl…
LG has officially introduced smart LED Smart Bulb, compatible with devices running Android 4.3 and iOS 6 and above.
To transfer data from one place to another, instead of having to find and buy usb over a day, with a sticker sticker, you can carry out this task quickly and convenientl…
Special colored patches are smaller in size than nails. It contains a gel that is a mixture of metals and chemicals, including tiny gold pieces, a silver compound and vi…
At present, almost everyone uses mobile phones. This fact creates a very potential market for the products
Intelligent appliances, such as a grill, express their feelings through Twitter and collude with the refrigerator.
Unlike other 3D printers that are becoming more popular, the 3D printer BigRep One can 'print' furniture more than 1m in size.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's communications lab (MIT, USA) has just released a video clip about a device that makes it easier for visually impaired people…
Professor Takao Someya, said that prototype smart diapers have the ability to track moisture, pressure, temperature and other phenomena that cause changes in resistance.