The Taiwanese manufacturer ASUS has recently released the P565, a new ultra-fast pocket PC phone. Conforming to the latest trend, ASUS offers its latest windows mobile device with an updated touch interface, extending the basic functionality of Microsoft’s OS. The ...

The California based company FotoNation has developed technology to remove red eyes from photos, called Red 2.0. It can be used in numerous products besides digital cameras, such as photo printers, PDAs, or mobile phones with photographing abilities. Unlike similar ...

HTC continues its creative line of products by announcing its latest mobile handset, the HTC Touch HD, which features a large high resolution touchscreen display, advanced camera, and all the common multimedia features which allow users to enjoy the experience ...

HTC recently launched the new high-end HTC S740 SmartPhone which offers some of the latest features, including advanced interface and a full keyboard, meaning users could sends text-messages and e-mails with more ease and read them on the device large, ...

The New Jersey based Company Datexx has introduced a new hand cranked universal USB charger that might help gadget lovers power their devices a little bit longer. With the growing number of electronic devices that support USB charging, such as ...

VIA Technologies recently unveiled the EPIA PX5000EG Pico-ITX board, which features a 1-watt Eden ultra low power processor for embedded systems. According to VIA, the new board promises to improve power efficiency and could be suited for several applications, including ...

Researchers from MIT were able to light a 60watt light bulb wirelessly from a distance of about 2 meters. If the MIT scientists have their way, in a few-year’s time we will all be charging our cellular phones, MP3 players ...

Autonet Mobile, a California based company, claims to be the first company that will allow a 24/7 broadband Internet connection in your car. With a small router connected to your car cigarette lighter you will have a Wi-Fi hotspot in ...

Nokia’s cost-effective, short range, wireless technology now under development allows the connection of small, low power devices such as watches and sport sensors to larger devices such as mobile phones and personal computers. This new technology joins an expanding range ...