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This new technology uses sweat that could power your gadgets one day
Scientists are researching a new technology that allows a thin, flexible strip to harvest bioenergy from sweat, and turn that into power.
iPhone users use Apple, Android users use Google default apps
Comscore was asked to conduct a study that would find out what applications people use and how much they rely on default and third-party applications.
Samsung Galaxy Fold follow-up may come within next year
Two concepts are coming into focus for Samsung's future product pipeline: a vertical folding phone and an outward folding phone.
Silicon lithium-ion could bring 10 times the battery capacity at lower cost
Researchers in Canada are looking into how silicon could be made to support lithium-ion batteries with 10 times the capacity of today's batteries.
Samsung rules smartphone display market with Super AMOLED
Samsung not only claims dominance in the OLED market, where it has long held the lead, but also in LCD production for smartphones.
Apple will help study eating disorders with the use of the Apple Watch
Apple is helping to study eating disorders performed by the medical school of the University of North Carolina with the use of their Apple Watch.
Under 1.5 billion smartphones will be shipped globally in 2019
A recent research is trying to analyze the present and predict the future. It claims that 2019 smartphone shipments will be under 1.5 billion.
Don’t be afraid of PHADE, surveillance cameras that send your phone messages
If you're visiting a marketplace or a museum and have their apps, their cameras may be able to send you messages by tracking how you move.
How to use your smartphone responsibly? Keep it far, far away from you
A recent study is bringing to light exactly what kind of impacts even the mere presence of a smartphone can do to our attention span and our ability to solve problems.
WHO purportedly increasing carcinogenic classification of wireless radiation this year
An investigation into the wireless industry's campaign to squash scientific evidence of links between cell phone use and increased cancer risks is making waves.
T-Mobile and MetroPCS destroy the competition in J.D. Power satisfaction ratings
Customer satisfaction is at an all-time high for both T-Mobile and flagship prepaid sub-brand MetroPCS, according to the latest J.D. Power research.
California’s worried about cellphone radiation and it has guidelines for use
The California Department of Health is telling cellphone users to keep them away from their beds while sleeping and even from their pocket.
Samsung plays with graphene balls; when’s the battery revolution coming?
The patents are being applied for and this looks like yet another promising sign that the battery revolution is coming. But is it really?
Radiofrequency-powered cellphone has no battery, no plug
In addition to those waves, photodiodes also help in collecting ambient light to power a barebones phone through a phone call through Skype.
Meet Queen University’s HoloFlex, a flexible smartphone that produces holograms
It's a phone with a bendy, holographic display and it was dreamed up by a whole lab of scholars in Canada. It's the HoloFlex.
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