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CTD Dragonfly MID concept takes things a step further

10. June 2009

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If you think the current crop of netbooks and MIDs are the most compact mobile computers you’ll ever see this lifetime, you better think again. The CTD Dragonfly is a “crossfolding” MID which promises to bring portability and ease of use to a whole new level. What you’re looking at is just a mock up, [...]

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Nvidia Tegra features HD playback, WiMax support, 25 days Music playback on a single charge

2. June 2009

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Watch out Intel, Nvidia’s latest processor is packing a punch! The new Tegra processor has just officially been announced and it boasts of such drooling features that used to only exist in our imagination. Apart from 1080p video playback which we’ve seen (in video) in the past, this new Tegra also comes with GPU accelerated [...]

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Nanotouch technology has future in gaming

20. April 2009

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What you’re looking at folks is a video of the NanoTouch screen demonstrating its gaming prowess. Developed by Microsoft and the Hasso Plattner Institute, the NanoTouch display used here is a small 2.4-inch LCD that features a capacitive sensitive touchscreen at the back as opposed to the front. This makes for an ideal interface for [...]

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Bluetooth 3.0 to be announced on April 21

14. April 2009

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Apart from WiFi 802.11n and LTE-based 4G networks, we can now add Bluetooth 3.0 as one of the new wireless connectivity standards to look forward to as far as mobile devices are concerned. It is expected to be announced on April 21, and will work in tandem with WiFi 802.11n technology. Bluetooth 3.0 will take [...]

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eFinger Transparent Touchpad Multitouch Nonpareil

12. April 2009

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The people at Elan Microelectronics, maker of the eFinger Transparent Touchpad, are saying their invention is so good even Apple copied it for the multitouch iPhone. The infringement is not on one patent but on two by Elan Microelectronics. They have filed an injunction against the sales of iPhone, iPod Touch and the MacBook. According [...]

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Nokia E97 Envelop to Kill Netbooks

3. April 2009

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Ultraportable laptops seem to be outpacing the smartphone market these days. This is bad news for Nokia, the world’s biggest mobile phone manufacturer, but a solution may not be long. Fabien Nauroy’s E97 concept phone is a hi-tech gadget that takes it design inspiration from the lowly envelop. It’s an extremely sleek industrial design with [...]

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Yanko Concept NVDRS Tape MP3 Player High Novelty

19. February 2009

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If you really can’t get over the old cassette tape, you could go for one of these once it gets manufactured. The design is called the NVDRS Tape by Stefano Pertegato, Massimiliano Rampoldi, Eloisa Tolu, Francesco Schiraldi & Giovanni Mendini. The MP3 player is powered by your fingers… Yep through one of the spools, [...]

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Samsung Blue Earth, LG solar-powered phones go Green

15. February 2009

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Taking a more green approach, Samsung and LG have both revealed solar-powered mobile phones for the environmentally conscious individual. Called the Blue Earth, Samsung’s offering does more than just provide an alternative power source. It’s also made of environmentally safe material, and features an interface that promotes environmental conservation. It comes with an Eco [...]

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SOMA PMP Concept

22. January 2009

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The name is short for “somatic sensation,” which doesn’t mean much more than “touch.” The design though brings touch not just to mean the touchscreen but the entire PMP as well. The material is customizable (see image after the break) for this 3.5-inch player. There’s a second analog LCD displaying buttons and and below are [...]

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Nokia Morph could be a Reality soon thanks to Korean Scientists

15. January 2009

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There’s been a major breakthrough in Korea which could pave the way for the Nokia Morph phone to finally become a reality. Scientists have developed a way to manufacture large-scale, nanomaterial films that are perfect for flexible electronic devices such as those proposed by the Nokia concept phone. The process makes use of a conventional [...]

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