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Most LCD panels require backlighting when used outdoors, which increases the consumption of power tremendously. Casio Computer Co Ltd has developed a new type of transmissive LCD panel, which does not need backlighting outdoors. It increases the...
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Google has long said that its best hope for future growth comes from mobile devices. Today, Google moved to bring that future a bit closer.
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No need to get disheartened people for this doesn’t hint at any major split in the company but a mere decision two create two separate public traded entities. In...
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After an extravagant research demonstrating the flexibility over use of mobile devices, Nokia has formulated a concept that explains how future mobile tools could be...
made popular Feb 26 2008
Sharp sharpens by fabricating the World’s thinnest liquid crystal display (LCD) panel with a thickness of 0.68mm, narrowly beating AU Optronics Corp’s...
made popular Oct 23 2007
The Liberty Alliance recently came up with a new set of specs with the aim of defending identity info relayed by mobile devices through Web-based transactions. The...
made popular Mar 21 2007
Now you don’t have to carry those bulky chargers with your mobile devices all the time. WildCharge is about to bring a revolution in charging technology with its...
made popular Dec 8 2006
Soon, Japan’s NTT DoCoMo Inc., is launching its 14 new models of mobile phones. The country’s No.1 mobile operator is facing a tough competition with its...
made popular Oct 13 2006
Nokia is launching 10 multimedia handsets in its Nokia N series. The mobile giant is releasing the new series, named ‘My Connected Life’, which will focus...
made popular Oct 13 2006
Nielsen Media Research, the television audience tracker, plans to expand its coverage to the Internet, mobile phones and other gadgets as there is frequent change in...
made popular Jun 15 2006
To run latest mobile devices packed with innumerable features we need lots and lots of power; apparently we would not like to see the screen our PMP go blank in the...
made popular Jun 15 2006
As many features in a mobile device, equally great chunk of power it requires to run. So, to prevent your screen going black or system hanged in between, you need great...
made popular Jun 15 2006
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Even as more and more people are spending more time surfing or getting entertained on their PC’s than watching Television, computer monitor’s were very slow...
made popular Mar 13 2008
Sharp sharpens by fabricating the World’s thinnest liquid crystal display (LCD) panel with a thickness of 0.68mm, narrowly beating AU Optronics Corp’s...
made popular Oct 23 2007
Samsung electronics claims to have developed the world’s first LCD panel that supports DisplayPort - i.e. the next generation video interface, approved by VESA...
made popular Jul 25 2007
LCD TVs are lame! Move to a position beyond their viewing angle and all you’ll ever see is negative image of what is currently on display. The reason for this is...
made popular Jul 24 2007
We have always loved the things coming out of the Steampunk workshop. We have already taken a look at the crazy steampunk laptop that integrated a chic Morse key at the...
made popular Jun 9 2007
Viewell presented its 42-inch LCD TV ‘VMD4200PN’ during CES 2007, it is so fascinating as a device that it is definitely turning heads towards itself....
made popular Jan 27 2007
Scuba diving certainly is not a Childs play. To make it trouble-free and comfortable Oceanic Worldwide, manufacturer of cutting-edge SCUBA equipment and technology, in...
made popular Sep 29 2006
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