LG's AIT touch panels to usher in lighter, thinner notebooks
• www.gizmag.comLG's display subsidiary has announced that it will begin mass producing notebook displays using Advanced In-Cell Touch (AIT) technology.
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GoPro Shrinks the Camera Again: Hero4 Session Review
• http://www.wsj.com, By GEOFFREY A. FOWLERIt's not GoPro's best-quality camera, but it's simple to use and the size of an ice cube; $400 sticker shock
With Tiny Smartphone Spectrometers, Everybody Can Be A Chemist
• popsci.comFind out what's inside the stuff around you
From Kickstarter to Home Depot: Edyn smart garden sensor brings IOT to your garden
• http://www.treehugger.com/gadgets/kickstarter-homeThe emerging Internet of Things (IOT) is enabling the use of smart devices, such as Edyn, in surprisingly down-to-earth places.
Samsung Group Looking To Improve Battery Technology With Graphene
• http://stgist.com, By: Carlo DioknoAccording to a new Nature-published research, Samsung Group-backed scientists are making major leaps toward tiny battery eureka moment.
Radar Love
• Lewrockwell.comA bullet-proof vest does not mean you're bullet-proof. It just means most bullets won't penetrate the vest. But some will.
Soon, Your Phone Could Warn You If You're Approaching Railroad Tracks
• popsci.comRecalculating...
World's first commercial jetpack to hit the market in 2016
• http://inhabitat.comThose of us who grew up thinking the year 2000 would bring jetpacks and hover cars finally have something to look forward to: the world's first commercially available jetpack is set to go on sale in 2016.
iPhones equipped with Force Touch tech are reportedly ready to roll
• http://www.macworld.com, Caitlin McGarryProduction is said to be underway for the next iPhone models, and it looks like the new version's big selling point will be Force Touch.
Graphene takes on a new dimension
• http://www.gizmag.comGraphene is the modern go-to material for scientists and engineers looking to create all manner of new electronic devices. From ultra-frugal light bulbs (both big and small), to super-efficient solar cells, flexible displays and much more, graphene i
These Mini Robots Could Form An Injection Gun In Your Bloodstream
• http://www.popsci.com"large impulsive forces to penetrate tissue"
Police Will Throw This Camera Ball Into Rooms
• http://www.popsci.com"Camera in the hole!" police officers soon shout, as they toss the new Explorer camera orb into a dangerous room before entering.
This Insanely Hard, Self-Driving Robot Race Takes Place In A Parking Lot
• http://www.popsci.comSparkFun's annual autonomous vehicle competition pushes the limits of cheap tech
Even with GE set-back, lots of promise with local battery market
• http://www.timesunion.com, By Larry RulisonLocal startups look to tap into 'wearable' electronics market
Samsung tech would nearly double your phone's battery life
• http://www.engadget.com, by Jon FingasDon't like that your Galaxy S6 conks out before you're finished for the day? Samsung might offer some relief in the future. Its scientists have developed lithium-ion battery technology that promises much longer-lasting power packs
How That Lexus Hoverboard Actually Works
• http://www.wired.comThis week, Lexus introduced a short teaser video for SLIDE, a hoverboard that appears to not just live up to our Back to the Future II dreams but, at least stylistically, improve on them. Better yet, it's more science than science fiction.
Smartwatch Makers Finally Design Devices for Women
• http://www.scientificamerican.comDespite a wide selection of smartwatches for men, smaller, fashionable versions designed for women have only recently become available--and their choices are limited
FIBER OPTIC FIX WILL MAKE CONNECTING THE WORLD EASIER AND CHEAPER
• http://www.popsci.com, By Mary Beth GriggsCAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?
Mood-altering wearables: is this the future of getting high? - video
• http://www.theguardian.comIf there was an electronic device that claimed it could make you feel relaxed (extremely relaxed) or energised (extremely energised) would you buy it? Thync is a new breed of 'mood-altering wearable' that promises it can do both.
Bicycle-Mounted Device Projects Relevant Signals Onto Cyclists' Backs
• http://www.trueactivist.comWith an increasing percentage of the world's population seeking to live more eco-friendly, many are tucking their car keys away in exchange for two wheels and transit on a bicycle.
Guy puts 1990s MacOS 7 on an Apple Watch – without jailbreaking it
• http://www.theregister.co,Welcome to MacinWatch
This Landline-Inspired Gadget Aims to Outdo Your Smartphone?
• http://www.wired.comMost of us don't need a landline anymore-- 41 percent of Americans no longer have one. But along with that old-fashioned ringer went a straightforward way to communicate, one that didn't require tech know-how or parental controls.
Chinese Cellphone Maker Ramos Repurposes Electric Car Battery...
• Shenzhen Ramos Digital Technology Co., Ltd.Chinese Cellphone Maker Ramos Repurposes Electric Car Battery Technology to Extend Life of Cellphone Batteries
Apple on pace to sell 53M iPhones in June quarter...
• http://appleinsider.com, By Neil HughesApple on pace to sell 53M iPhones in June quarter, Apple Watch demand sustaining 'healthy' levels
Lexus reveals real-life hoverboard powered by magnets and superconductors
• http://www.pcworld.com, Tim HornyakMove over, McFly!
VIDEO: New rear-mounted Samsung screens on trucks will allow for safer overtaking
• http://www.independent.ie, Patricia MurphyNew technology from Samsung on the rear of trucks may put an end to dangerous over-taking on single carriage way routes by allowing the drivers behind to spot oncoming vehicles.
The New Way to Track Animals Is Tagless
• http://blogs.discovermagazine.comThere's good news for scientists who study animals that are too small to carry a GPS monitor, or that spit ID tags back out through their arms. A setup using an off-the-shelf camera can precisely capture an animal's path in three dimensions--wit
Robot controlled remotely with thoughts
• http://www.sciencedaily.comFor someone suffering from paralysis or limited mobility, visiting with other people is extremely difficult. Scientists have been working on a revolutionary brain-machine approach in order to restore a sense of independence to the disabled.
Accordionlike Conductors Could Spawn Flexible Display Screens
• http://www.scientificamerican.comOrigami-inspired engineering could enable flexible electronics that one day make their way into clothing and even human bodies.
The Real Software Security Problem Is Us
• https://www.google.comThe only reason our online life is insecure is that we let it happen.
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