Imagine wearing clothes that could automatically recharge our mobile phones, our iPods and other gadgets.Well that day could soon become a reality thanks to the work of engineers at Stanford University in California.Dr Yi Cui an assistant professor of materials science and engineering at Stanford and his team found that if they coated paper or [...]..Read More »
Software giant is quite obviously playing a mischievous game with rivals Google – the company stated on Monday that the search engine giant would benefit from Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft’s newest net browser.
Microsoft’s senior product manager for Internet Explorer, Pete LePage in an interview said that IE 9 would use computers’ graphics processors to render [...]..Read More »
It has a sleek, minimalist look that Praxis Slim Air, created by Airis, a 1-cm-thick notebook with a 12-inch screen resolution 1366 x 768 which, as you can see, not too vaguely recalls the Apple MacBook Air well as in appearance even in the name.The instrument features a 160 GB HDD, Intel Atom processor from [...]..Read More »
After news of Google dishing out their proprietary netbook, new reports reveal that electronics giant Samsung are ready to dole out their own version of a Chrome based netbook.
As per reports by Samsung Australia, the company is working on designing the netbook at the moment, however, the laptop will not be incorporated into Samsung’s 2010 [...]..Read More »
The same company that produced the KG800 Chocolate has just launched another dessert-oriented cell phone: the LH5000 Ice Cream. Judging by the popularity of the Chocolate series, the Ice Cream cell phone is going to be successful at least among teen-age girls.
The phone is not actually a new one, but an update version of [...]..Read More »
Search giant Google has officially released the latest version of their Chrome browser, version 4.0 and it is loaded with 1500 new features. The features are merely file extensions that are created by developers to add functionality to Chrome. However that doesn’t mean this is not a major update.
Of course, Chrome would be available only [...]..Read More »
In less than twenty years, the cell phone has gone from being rare, expensive equipment of the business elite to a pervasive, low-cost personal item. In many countries, cell phones outnumber land-line phones; in the U.S., 50 percent of children have mobile phones. In many young adults’ households it has supplanted the land-line phone. The [...]..Read More »
From 2000 to 2009 of the G1 autumn G11, Canon G Series unknowingly have 10 years to accompany you, so I get the G11 when the station can not help but think of 10 years ago was seen in the windows The G1 … … is called a cycle of ten years, Canon G11 body [...]..Read More »
Whether by choice or necessity, American consumers are increasingly relying on debit rather than credit cards. Debit card spending has risen steadily, growing from 47.7 percent of purchases made with plastic in 2003 to 58.9 percent in 2008 and it is expected to surpass 67 percent by 2013, according to the Nilson Report, a newsletter [...]..Read More »
Mobile phones have revolutionized trade across Africa, and in the space of just a decade or so, the continent has leapfrogged from minimal landline networks to pioneering mobile phone technology that often is not available in many western countries.
The communications company Safaricom, for example, introduced M-PESA — a phone based money transfer system — in [...]..Read More »
Over two years ago we thought we knew what Nokia had in mind for their secret N97 phone. And we thought we had pictures too. Boy, were we wrong but then again nobody else had any facts about the future N-series handset. How were we to know that Nokia will launch its N97 only on [...]..Read More »
Samsung has developed a new kind of cell phone battery that’s powered by water and is aiming to bring it to market by 2010.
Here’s how it works: When the handset is switched on, reaction between metal and water in the phone produce hydrogen gas. This is then channeled to the fuel cell, where it reacts [...]..Read More »