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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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Wearable technology that gives you the ability to have conversations with people speaking other languages
Carol Hancox's curator insight,
May 28, 2016 11:07 PM
wearables to help quality of life - lots of different applications
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A new kind of 3D interface has been developed that allows users to "touch" the air to make selections. It uses a 3D camera and specially designed glass to cr...
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With the slim and portable Jumpr, you never have to fear running out of juice for either your phone or your vehicle.
Teri Thomas's curator insight,
April 28, 2014 8:38 AM
Love the idea. I will let you know how well it performs.
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Nasa has signed two patent agreements with Texas-based GRoK Technologies.The first device will be called BioReplicates and will create 3D human tissue.
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Samsung will launch its smart watch, Galaxy Gear, on September 4, ahead of IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin, Germany.
Zabbza Web's comment,
August 28, 2013 6:44 AM
saat güzel fakat teknolojiyi ihtiyaçlar doğrultusunda kullanmak lazım sırf yeni bir ürün çıktı diye lamamak lazım
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The last week of July was an exciting week in the world of tech. And in case you missed out while you were on the beach, we have the roundup for you.
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Travis Haggerty's curator insight,
August 5, 2013 12:19 PM
In case you missed it, here are some of the top Tech stories of the week.
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Sonny Dickson, a researcher for fansite 9to5mac.com, published the images on his Twitter feed yesterday, sparking a wave of excitement among Apple enthusiasts.
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Want to feel like you just stepped into a science fiction movie? You came to the right place: It's Top 10 Tech This Week.
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Prepared to be blown away. Well, sort of blown away. Google unveiled “Project Glass” a few minutes ago, which is a project from the Google[x] team that aims to make your daily life completely hands free.
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Seagate, the world's number two hard drive maker by market share, announced on Monday that it had achieved the 1 terabit per square inch data density milestone, with a demonstration unit utilizing heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR.) Still very...
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New version of Gorilla Glass used in iPhone and Samsung devices could help make smashed screens a thing of the past
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August 5, 2018 6:50 AM
Glass-maker Corning has unveiled a new version of its Gorilla Glass used in the majority of smartphone displays, which it says is twice as likely to survive being dropped. As phones get bigger, and come with glass on the back as well as the front, the potential for smashed devices has increased. While cases have helped, even heavily protected phone screens still end up shattered from impact and then stress from being bent, squeezed or bumped in a pocket or bag. Gorilla Glass 6 is a new chemically strengthened and highly compressed glass that Corning says has twice the drop protection of its Gorilla Glass 5. “With breaks during drops being a probabilistic event, the added compression helps increase, on average, the likelihood of survival through multiple drop events,” said Dr Jaymin Amin, vice president of technology and product development at Corning. The new glass survived an average of 15 drops from 1m on to rough surfaces in lab tests compared to 11 for the previous version, meaning it should be more resistant to multiple drops. “Gorilla Glass 6 improves upon Gorilla Glass 5 by surviving drops from higher heights, but, more importantly, has been engineered to survive multiple drops,” said John Bayne, vice president and general manager for Corning Gorilla Glass.
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Paul Eremenko, the head of Project Ara showed the prototype of Project Ara at Google I/O 2014. Though the phone failed to fully load, Audience cheered on see...
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Land Rover reveals world's first Transparent Bonnet Concept allowing a new level of driver awareness with a 'see-through' augmented reality view of the terra...
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Twitter is testing a major redesign that's very reminiscent of Facebook and Google+.
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A Samsung exec in Korea has confirmed that the Galaxy S5 will make an appearance at Mobile World Congress in February.
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It would be an understatement to say that Apple's Mac Pro workstation was getting a little long in the tooth. As of summer 2012, it was missing Apple's
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The Korean tech giant has unveiled its plans to launch a specially designed Galaxy Tab 3 for kids.
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This week's tech round up includes news from Instagram, Windows, Apple and Mercedes.
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In case you missed the big stories over the past few days, we bring the best to you on this week's Top 10 Tech.
Lucienne Lopez's comment,
June 28, 2013 10:04 AM
Yes please! It's really annoying having to commit a route to memory or stop and pull your phone out to check where you're going! This is a dream and couldnt be here soon enough! I love riding, but hate getting lost. Nice one Google!
Travis Haggerty's curator insight,
July 2, 2013 11:05 AM
There is always good intesting things going on in the world of Tech! I'm glad to see free solar phone chargers in NY.
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Microsoft sheds its stalwart logo of the past 25 years, and introduces the new guard...
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A number of manufacturers have been tipped as Windows 8 tablet makers eyeing an October release date, including HP, Dell, Lenovo, Acer and Asus.
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