Better gadget battery-level readouts in pipeline
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'Sh*t, it said full just now' - a cry of the past? You know the way your phone shows a full battery for ages and ages, then as soon as you make or take a call it throws a double six and shuts down? Or the way your mp3 player drops towards empty while playing, then suddenly climbs up to almost-full again as soon as you press stop?â¦
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Imagine running your laptop nonstop from New York to Tokyo -- crunch some numbers, work on a memo pop in a few DVDs -- and then do a full day of meetings, using your machine throughout the day and into the night. Imagine doing all of this without ever plugging in your computer to recharge its battery.
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The new NAND chip design will increase throughput up to 5X
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Analysis of the BEA acquisition from Reg reader input â¦
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New display technologies are emerging for laptops and other mobile devices that are thinner, lighter and use less energy than LCDs.
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The ground rules of the tests of Cisco and Avaya systems.
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Mobile processor is designed for use in thin and light notebooks.
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Make the moo jokes, make the methane jokes, make any joke you like -- but the One Laptop Per Child project is pondering the prospect of using cattle to generate electrical power for their low-cost computers. Has Bossy got what it takes to roam the information superhighway?
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Adding a photosensor to an RFID tag yields a device that could track inventory, guide robots, and augment games.
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A transparent cyclone vacuum for those who like to watch, a wicked LCD screen for those who need crazy visuals, and a robosaur who needs something to kick around, all in this week's Gadget Lab.
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Processors will feature enhanced power management technology.
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Amimon gets its chips out for wireless high dev
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See how smarter documents are working for others at
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New technologies like OLED make possible thinner, lighter displays that use less energy.
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Texas Instruments Inc. engineers and MIT researchers say they've designed a new chip that consumes less power and can be used in devices as varied as medical implants and sensors that detect enemy tanks.
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Blog: Dig enough, and you'll finally get a reality check on the claim of 12-hour battery life from the One Laptop Per Child project.
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A new process gives plastics electronics researchers the best of both worlds -- electrical performance and processability