Researchers at Bonn University in Germany have created a new way to read SMS as a “tactile melody”. […]
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Travelers landing in Tokyo’s Narita Airport – which has the ambition to be the most technologically advanced in […]
Since last December, UK drivers using a mobile phone behind the wheel can face a fine up to […]
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Microsoft Hardware Systems Group in Cambridge (UK) has created a new research group that combines hardware engineering with […]
Take a microphone, a loudspeaker, a battery and a voice-recognition chip and pack them into a standard-sized credit […]
US company Broadbeam has developed IntelliSwitching, a software that provides seamless switching between wide area and wireless local […]
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Thanks to a deal with T-Mobile UK (already present in Starbucks cafés) 100 Texaco stations will offer broadband […]
In the UK, the Advertising Standards Authority, which regulates all non-broadcast campaigns, said the number of complaints about […]
While he was testing the security of Bluetooth devices, security expert Adam Laurie discovered the vulnerability of mobile […]
Canadian artist Garnet Hertz is specialized in weird experiments: he equipped a living wireless cockroach equipped with a […]
Barbie Call Time Program allows parents/friends to arrange for Barbie to phone their child/mates and deliver pre-recorded or […]
Researchers at the University of Alberta (Canada) have developed an electronic nose that can connect to a computer, […]
ISEA2004 symposium mixes creative media practices with new technologies and gathers researchers, designers and artists to explore the […]
Fearing terrorism, most Americans do not care about exposing themselves to massive data surveillance but they should, states […]
Canadians Try SMS Cure For Voter Apathy With 25% of voters aged 18-24 voting, an initiative to engage […]
According to a research by Canalys, the Europe, Middle East & Africa mobile device market has grown in […]
Finnish TV chat show Double Life 2 lets viewers interact with avatars live in a virtual nightclub. Viewers […]
Multi Media and Mobile Communication Lab – Presentazione M3Lab is a research laboratory powered by the CSP – […]
A paper from Silicon.com states that for half the companies in the UK, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands […]
Hotels, cafés or airport offering hotspots are no big news anymore, but I was amazed to read that […]
Next month, IBM will install for the police force of Tyler (Texas) a digital video system that puts […]
Habitat Perspective is an online installation that tracks participants in their movements about Tokyo. Using GPS-equiped mobile devices, […]
Exeter-based Last Mile Communications is proposing to use lamp-posts and street signs to offer ultra-fast broadband internet across […]
Siemens and Swiss text-to-speech specialist SVOX AG are developing Smart Avatars which act like personal assistants to smartphone […]
In Australia, visitors who pre-register online for events like concert or exhibition, can receive the usual confirmation via […]
Whether you live in Manchester or are just visiting it, the (area)code project locates information in specific sites, […]
This RSS Reader by Codent Technologies brings the last entries of your favorite web sites to your handheld. […]
New technologies (broadband at home, wifi in cafés and hotels) let you keep in touch with the office […]
How can two distant people feel connected? Phone calls, or a SMS are technologies that connect people but […]
The glowing plastic Orb gives you the information you care about by changing colours. Ambient Devices (Cambridge, Massachusetts) […]
3 UK university students have developed the University Leisure & Lifestyle Manager (ULL) to help students adapt to […]
An interview of Mike Lazaridis, the inventor of BlackBerry in BusinessWeek.
Knowing that their calls can’t be tapped, criminals are believed to favour push-to-talk. That’s why the U.S. Department […]
A study carried out by security solutions provider Network Associates revealed that 88 % of Japanese mobile device […]
Washington-based Integral Technology is testing a resine that conducts like metal but can be moulded into any shape […]
City of Memory is an audio-based map of New York where visitors submit stories to build up a […]
The use of phonecams causes privacy concerns inside corporations, government buildings and public areas. In the USA and […]
The German island of Sylt will be able to control which of its 3.000 beach seats are free […]
Since RSS is a brilliant way to keep up with the news and looks great on small screens, […]
Cingular wireless and FunMail have joined to propose daily comic strips to Cingular (the second largest wireless operator […]