Digital Life
- Terahertz breakthrough allows for ultrafast wireless communications. [Read the news]
- New chip will charge your phone in under 10 minutes [Read the news]
- Could an optical brain reader be possible in two years? [Read the news]
- Stretchable Antenna Boosts Range for Wearable Devices. [Read the news]
- Google's Project Jacquard wants to make clothes into touchscreens by creating large-scale manufacturing process of conductive yarns. [Read the news]
- Low-cost, tunable smart windows developed with ‘electrokinetic pixels’. [Read the news]
- Researchers have invented a way to embed activated carbon particles into different types of yarn to form a knitted textile that can store energy to power sensors and electronics integrated into smart clothing. [Read the news]
- Cheap Centimeter-Precision GPS For Cars, Drones, Virtual Reality. [Read the news]
- Self-Powered Video Camera Could Run Indefinitely In Bright Light. [Read the news]
- A new microchip could double wireless data transfer rate by enabling simultaneous transmission and reception on the same radio frequency using dynamically-reconfigurable echo cancellation filters. [Read the news]
- New Fujitsu heat pipe technology could cool your next smartphone: the company hopes to deploy the technology commercially by 2017, which means it could be ready for smartphones and tablets about the same time as 10nm process technology. [Read the news]
- Qualcomm unveils its new fingerprint scanner, which verifies fingerprints in 3D using ultrasonic sound technology, picking up features like the size of fingerprint ridges. [Read the news]
- Samsung Pay takes on Apple Pay, but goes further: magnetic stripe integration opens up new Samsung phones to existing retailer payment infrastructure. [Read the news]
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