Yes, the Screen Is Tiny, but the Plans Are Big
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After some hits and misses in creating content for cellphones, ESPN thinks it knows how to keep up with its fans as they go about their days.
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TV Guide continues to inch toward the even smaller screen.
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ATLANTA - There&#39;s a lot to like about flat-panel screens. They are lighter than the conventional cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitors, take up less desk space, look more attractive and tend to draw about half the power needed to run boxy monitors.
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How this once-tiny company hinted it was ready for a turnaround.
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Features include a 3.1-in. screen that can be twisted for different displays, e-mail alerts, GPS navigation, a music player, a camera and more.
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The big money has its sights set on small companies.
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The Creative Zen Vision W's screen is big enough to share movies and photos with your subway seatmates.
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Company is working on flexible display technologies.
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If mobile phones are getting too small for your fingers or eyes, a Dutch company called Polymer Vision has a unique solution. It announced today a phone with a foldable screen that offers a display larger than the device itself.
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Tiny computer chips used for tracking food, tickets and other items are getting even smaller.
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Johnny can't read yet, but it's never too early to stick some high-end technology in his tiny hand. Commentary by Tony Long.
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Gadgets have been getting smaller and smaller for years as technology companies shrink more circuitry into tiny electronic devices.
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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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This small biotech provides screens that can help catch cancer.
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Electronics manufacturers are designing products that are smaller and lighter, yet offering more and more gadgets that travelers feel compelled to take with them.
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New lineup of low-cost PCs includes with some multimedia capabilities.
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Dan Frakes  likes what he sees. âThe screen makes it clearâno pun intendedâthat the design is a winner.â Awarding iPod nano 4.5 (out of five) stars, he points out that âmenu text is clearer and easier to read than it was with the previous model. And even though this is the smallest video-playing screen Iâve used, after watching a 90-minute movie on the nano I was pleasantly surprised by the experience. Picture quality is comparable to that of the iPhone, just smaller.â âEssentially a miniaturized version of the iPod classic available for as little as $149,â iPod nano offers âall the same features and capabilities including video playback and output.â