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Samsung: Flexible Displays Coming to Smartphones This Year

No Comments 12 May 2012

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It’s no secret that Samsung is working hard on producing flexible OLED displays, and that the Koreans eventually want to put bendable displays in all kinds of gadgets, from wristwatches to big screen TVs. Over the last year or so, we got to see all kind of crazy displays from Sammy, including bended displays (how [...]

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Review: SpotMe

1 Comment 16 November 2011

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A network enabled device handed to visitors at the counter of events giving them a detailed description of the agenda and maps designed to suit the layout of the events location.

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World’s first chocolate printer

No Comments 06 July 2011

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The future of gift shopping – design and print your own 3D chocolate objects.

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The Google+ project: A quick look

No Comments 01 July 2011

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The Google+ project: A quick look

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Japan hit by 8.9 earthquake and Tsunami

No Comments 11 March 2011

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32 killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake.

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The new BMW Gina Light Visionary Concept Car

No Comments 10 March 2011

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Take a look at the creation of BMW’s new concept car, the Gina Light Visionary Model.

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Windows Phone Series 7 on HTC HD2?

No Comments 17 February 2010

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HTC's Windows Mobile 6.5 laden HD2 is undoubtedly the company's most powerful cellphone offering till date.

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Belgian authorities work to identify rail crash victims

No Comments 16 February 2010

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Belgian authorities were holding a crisis meeting Tuesday morning in the aftermath of a commuter train crash near Brussels that left 18 people dead and more than 160 injured.

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Iran Responds Sharply to Clinton’s Dictatorship Remark

No Comments 16 February 2010

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Locked in a sharpening confrontation with the United States, Iran on Tuesday rejected an assertion by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton that it was becoming a military dictatorship, saying America itself answered to that description.

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