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Scientists have found that magnetoelectric multiferroic material could be used to make computers that require 100 times less power. 
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In the future, cell phones will charge on air. We're almost there, thanks to the genius engineering students who figured out how to charge cell phones with a Wi-Fi signal.
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December 17, 2013 6:10 PM
I can only guess that the next step would be to recover some of the energy spent by 3G/4G networks. It remains to be seen how efficient this material is. It will probably face some of the same challenges of solar panels, but still quite an accomplishment.
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By this point, the crippling blow dealt to compact cameras by the rise of smartphones is old news, but camera manufacturers are now mounting counterattacks
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Best selling cell phones 2011, BlackBerry Storm 3 mobile phone will possess a 5 MP camera, Cell phones which will have a resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels wi (Pretty cool Squidoo lens: best selling cell phones 2011 http://t.co/C67zgr0...)...
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The Mini Power is a small, cardboard battery that can power your smartphone while you're on the go.
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Is this the most economic augmented-reality headset? It very well might be. Basically a ski mask with a slot to slide-in your…
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Over the years the focus of smartphone designers has been shifting toward utility phones that can integrate communication and multimedia needs - and cellphones like these (mentioned here) are setting the tune right.
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