IRobot develops gutter cleaner, mobile phone
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IRobot Corp , a maker of vacuums  and bomb defusers, said on Thursday it has developed a device  for cleaning gutters on homes and a Web-controlled robot with a  video phone.
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New cordless phones let users of the Internet phone service make calls without a computer.
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This slider phone uses Symbian software, accommodates music and video and opens into a V shape.
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Device will capture high-resolution still images and video--and it still makes phone calls.
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Now the machines can follow you into the building iRobot, provider of ground warbots to the US forces and purveyor of domestic droids to the comfortably off consumer, has struck a deal allowing it to use laser-scanning technology in its future designs. Reports have it that the kit could be in use in 2009; though this would be with the military, not on the company's famous line of autonomous "Roomba" floor-cleaners.â¦
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Personal bio sensor connects to game on a mobile phone that is won by relaxing.
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New Doubleclick technology lets customers schedule, show ads on mobile phones.
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As Apple's new gadget debuts, some start-ups are looking to reinvent mobile-phone service
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Mobile Internet Devices will surf, play music and video, take calls and pictures--and more.
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The next big use for iRobot's bots: patrolling international borders.
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We&#39;ll show you how to spruce up your handset so that it rivals an iPhone.
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The company has become the latest operator to reveal it is investigating technology designed to improve 3G coverage indoors.
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Researchers at the Warwick Manufacturing Group at the University of Warwick, UK, along with PVAXX Research &amp; Development, have devised a way to recycle discarded mobile telephones.
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Upcoming cell phone will offer integrated VoIP features and tools for wireless Web access.
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Blog: This ambitious suite will go beyond basic antivirus and firewall protection for your mobile device.
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Blog: Prototype software sends recent images taken in the vicinity of a Flickr member to that person's mobile phone and keeps people up to date with contacts' Flickr photos.
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(InfoWorld) - If you thought developers were running out of new applications to squeeze into mobile phones, think again. Nokia hopes someday to add a new feature to its phones that could warn users of imminent lighting strikes. The Finnish manufacturer has applied for a U.S. patent for a lightning detector system designed for use in mobile phones. The lightning detector could attract all types of mobile phone users, including the elderly and outdoor enthusiasts, who seek useful safety devices. The invention involves the use of radio frequency receivers in mobile phones, such as FM radio and GSM (global system for mobile communications), to detect radio waves emitted by lightning. Typical lightning bolts produce frequencies between 10Hz and 5GHz. A special software program designed by Nokia analyzes the signals, calculates the distance to the lightning and informs users of imminent strikes. Although a Nokia spokeswoman declined to comment on the invention, details are available in the company's patent application.