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This April, De Tijd, a Belgian financial newspaper, began releasing a version
Many Internet users do not want to transact online because of fear of being stolen account information. Therefore, San Francisco-based Pay By Touch decided to develop a…
More and more modern and practical products are born. Currently, one of the latest inventions is the creation of electronic senses
In order to change the mindset of computer design, Microsoft joined hands with ISDA, Dell and HP to organize a competition to find a unique idea. Result? Nearly 200 rese…
Following an 80-inch ultra-wide flat screen or 102-inch plasma TV, Samsung hopes to continue its success with mobile phones. The company is aiming for high-resolution th…
With a series of free photo editing software and excellent photography capabilities of iPhone, you will get memorable photos, save beautiful memories in life.
Currently there are many games for you to choose, including the games you play back and forth are not boring, very addictive for users, especially games on iPhone with b…
A French researcher invented a robotic finger attached to your mobile phone. The robot can look at the desk, or stroke your hand.
The UV-sensing part comes with a swimsuit that measures the sun's intensity and signals a reminder to wear more sunscreen.
Researchers have unveiled a new smartwatch featuring finger-tracking technology that turns a person's arm into a touch screen.
A woman who had an accident and lost her arm 20 years ago received an artificial arm, through tiny electrodes and sophisticated sensors.
In the blankets use a 'deep-touch' therapy that makes people use the feeling of being wrapped like babies, helping to create a deeper, more comfortable sleep ...
Scientists at the University of Lancaster are developing a new technology that allows us to use objects around us or our body parts as a TV control.
With only a paint sprayer, US researchers can create touch-sensitive surfaces such as smartphones on the walls or tables.
Microsoft's new Pen Surface Pen claims to be