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Smartphone users are no longer concerned about how to charge the phone because American scientists have created a nanotechnology generator capable of transmitting human-…
Missing the keys, phone or glasses somewhere in the house is really embarrassing, especially when it comes to urgency.
Researchers David Carr and John Kestner at the Media Lab of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a special device called Twine.
Special glasses allow daylight to enter the user's eyes in the dark. This is the latest creation of three Danish engineers.
Jullien Vidame, a designer in France, has built a table that extends the surface that users do not need to install any more parts, Gizmag reported.
If you have a chance to meet Mr. Nigel Ackland, you may be mistaken for a real-life cyborg.
Philips has introduced a new light, connected to the broadband network, allowing iPhones users to change the color and brightness of their lights with an application on…
Quancomm has partnered with Project RAY to launch smartphones for the blind and people with low vision. With this power, the user will not need to look at the screen wit…
Integrated EEG brainwave tracking technology in an extremely lightweight device that allows users of devices such as smartphones or tablets to monitor their brain waves…
Apple's iPod recently launched the Waterfi waterproof music player that lets users swim and use without fear of damage.
A new health and lifestyle monitoring system called Larklife will help users manage their diet, exercise, work productivity and sleep.
If you ever forget to park your car or have trouble finding something in the supermarket, a high-tech glove will help.
Users can wear gloves, made of wool, to keep warm in winter, and make a call or receive a call easily. This technology glove is called hi-fun.
The Turtle Shell speaker of Outdoor Technology, which was unveiled at CES in January, is preparing to go into commercial production.
By simply touching the screen, users can activate individual electronic devices when they confirm their heart rate. Smart phones, tablets, game consoles and other device…