More and more parents are resorting to high-end wireless communications systems to keep track of the whereabouts of their children. Telecommunication companies, including Sprint Nextel, Disney Mobile and Verizon Wireless, too are hitting the nail on its...
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Konica Minolta have successfully developed a High luminescence Organic EL Screen, in fact having the highest luminous efficiency in the world, that delivers 1000 cd/m2 or 64 lumens of brightness and have a luminous life of approximately 10,000 hours....
Okay, let this one too come, however, as we are a bit skeptical of the concept, we will not embrace it, anyway we can snatch out some time for the time being to screw the ears of this piece of mockery.
LG Electronics, perhaps, wants to put an end...
Yes, you guessed it right, it’s from Japan, who else could have dared to go so far as to create shoes that apparently doesn’t really make your move.
The bizarre concept is the brainchild of Hiroo Iwata of the University of Tskukuba VR Lab in Japan....
To aid human nose, which apparently can detect around 10,000 different smells, CogniScent has invented its ScenTraK electronic nose to detect explosives, chemicals, and other chemical compounds for safety.
The 3-pound handheld odor-detector equips...
Where we are busy counting the last breaths of or old desktop, Microsoft Hardware is all set to morph the antique into an advanced tool of the future. The giant is planning to launch industry’s first wireless rechargeable backlit desktop; please...
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● UV Monitor to protect you from skin cancer
● Nokia 5500 boosted with 'SmackBook Pro'
● The Compulab CM-X270L: Wireless PC smaller than a credit card?
● Brando optical USB mouse with 2 USB ports
● Tailored...
Of course you would love to grab this PDA, but can you imagine that it is two-thirds the size of a credit card, we doubt so. However, stop biting your nails, its true, the CM-X270L rolled out by Compulab from Israel, measures just 4.4 x 6.6 cm....
Skin cancer is silently engulfing the United States and we doubt that the gadgets such as this UV monitor could give even an iota of relief to the exposed. Anyway, keeping aside global warming and other significant environment issues, let’s see how the...
Nokia, after displaying the mobile phones of the future, is set to take the industry by storm and arm us to the core with its next-generation fun-packed portable dream machines. The giant has just revamped its Nokia 5500 mobile phone with ‘SmackBook...
Hong Kong based company Brando seems to have an impressive hold over USB products, as depicts their line of nifty USB gadgets. The product that caught our fascination is this unique USB based mouse with two USB ports in the input USB hub. The miniature...
HD-DVD and Blu-ray have not yet raised their heads and another new technology is here to make them redundant. The latest semiconductor laser technology, developed by researchers at Kyoto University, controls the shape of laser beams to deliver ten times...
Apparently, we all hate wet shoes; the damp uncomfortable feeling literally sucks and so the sound and the load of it. However, the UV Shoe Dryer is here to melt down your woes. The dryer equips two long tubes that pump air at around 104 degrees...
The resemblance between the new all-white Acer 3020 notebook and the MacBook is purely incidental. Although the Acer’s first all-white ultra-portable doesn’t tastes like an Apple, it impressively lures with its 12.1-inch 1280 x 800 widescreen,...
We doubt if the owners of the sleek Motorola RAZR V3 would entertain any tinkering with thire phones. Anyway, if you really want to make your RAZR do unimaginable things, the Motorola RAZR V3 hack tutorial published by Razrmods is just for you.
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