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What the Future Holds: Flexible OLED will change everything
Back at CES, Sony showed off a flexible 2.5-inch OLED screen. Sir Howard Stringer joked that Jay-Z isn’t the only one who could squeeze Beyonce as he flexed the display while it played a Beyonce music video. But what exactly is this technology for? It seems like a cool concept, but what practical applications do flexible OLED screens have? Let’s take a look into the future.
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The future of technology and MP3 players
I want you to think about your parents or grandparents for a minute, and think about all the times they ask you for help with…
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The future of the Internet and online video
One of the greatest inventions in recent times has been the Internet. It has evolved from something barely being in use, to something that we…
Someone stop Sony; Rolly MP3 rolling in the 29th
After all the hype and previous reports, the Sony Rolly will start selling in Japan on the 29th of the month. At $350 for a 1GB MP3 player I think it is us that will be doing the rolling though - all over the floor in hysterical laughter. Wait though… Continue Reading »
It’s a Guy thing
“Never judge a book by it’s cover” used to be the adage when I was growing up. Well that is all but impossible to do with a cover like the one on “It’s A Guy Thing”, which is a good thing as the basis of the book sounds pretty dull… Continue Reading »
Windows on an iPhone, WTF?
No, this is not in Apple’s playbook. Yes, you can remote into your Windows PC via this free software and even better, with the iPhone’s fantastic zooming capabilities, it is totally usable. Nate True came up with the idea of tweaking TightVNC, a free remote control software package and created… Continue Reading »
WTFH: The end of analog TV broadcasting is near
This note is addressed to the almost 19 million households in the US whom receive their Television reception – not via cable or satellite but over the air using antennas. Did you know that unless you already have a DTV compatible tuner or DTV set top box on all your… Continue Reading »
WTFH: iTunes to give up on video?
Is the end near for iTunes movie offerings? According to a recent study, the answer is yes. For-pay services will wither and die once a better distribution system is in place; oh and this system will be free. The new paradigm will be the Google method of offering services that… Continue Reading »
WTFH: Less is more…then you will ever need
Everyone says it, no one knows where it came from, or what to attribute it too…but the phrase less is more could sum up the future of tech gadgets for the average user. I’m talking about your grandmother who doesn’t know how to turn on the computer but has no… Continue Reading »
What the Future Holds: Control everything on your computer with two fingers
I am not really sure how to explain this. No it isn’t that it is so techie that it doesn’t make sense, rather I am speechless. For those of you who watched Minority Report and were drooling over the glooves Tom Cruise wore to control the computer, this is a… Continue Reading »
What the Future Holds: eCoupled wireless electricity will soon charge your gadgets
I will try and make this as straightforward as possible, but please remember that we are talking about wireless electricity here, not soap… What is eCoupled technology? Wireless electrical power. It works by transferring energy from one device to another through a shared electromagnetic field. eCoupled technology can be utilized… Continue Reading »
WTFH: New generation video glasses almost 3 times lighter
The market for video eyewear is standing at the point of being fully weightless. Now that the newest generation of video eyewear no longer weighs more than a pair of sunglasses, it seems that the last barrier for large-scale mobile use has been removed. Just like video phones, portable video… Continue Reading »
WTFH: HD on-demand, but it is still nowhere to be seen
What The Future Holds, a column written by Adam Berger, that introduces tomorrow’s technology and trends today, is published on Thursdays. All you hear about the second you turn on your TV is why you should either switch to cable and your local cable provider’s video on demand (VOD) content… Continue Reading »
Macworld 2010
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Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
