A touch-sensor table from Philips
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Prototype While you're waiting on that $8.99 T-bone during your next visit to the casino, you may be able to keep gambling on a touch-sensitive table being developed by Philips. The company says it will test its multiplayer table, called the Entertaible, in pubs, bars, and restaurants this fall.
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Apple's iPod Touch uses advanced components that put it technologically beyond the iPhone.
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Smoke and mirrors Comment [ Microsoft calls its multitouch user interface Surface Computing "a new paradigm". We asked a British pioneer in the field to examine the claim. - ed.]â¦
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Texas Instruments files the first patent request for an integrated circuit. Electronics is about to be revolutionized.
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Delivering the capabilities of traditional EAI products within a light-footprint, standards-based infrastructure supporting incremental integration
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Logitech International unveils the world's first computer mouse to use a sensor based on a laser. Also: Nintendo slashes some prices & hellip;. Sales of Boston Scientific's new heart stent dip & hellip;. and more.
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By Al Gibes  This is the last of three columns devoted to my discoveries at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show held in January in Las Vegas.  New Web sites, services and software prove that an idea doesn't have to have a cord or be battery-operated to turn heads at CES.
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A hands-on look at some of the distinctive features of the iPod Nano and iPod Touch.
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Cornell University researchers are developing a napkin that will be able to detect bacteria, viruses and other dangerous substances with a mere swipe.
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To: TECHNOLOGY EDITORS  Contact: Michael Markowitz of STMicroelectronics, +1-212-821- 8959, michael.markowitz@st.com   GENEVA, Feb.
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Five years in the making, company's new tabletop computer is controlled entirely through touch--there's no mouse or keyboard.Photos: Reaching out and touching Milan
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Device allows viewers to operate on/off switch, change channels or volume by simple hand gestures.
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Smart clothing that adjusts to body temperature and moisture is being developed by British researchers. Their inspiration: pine cones.
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Samsung has ordered a chunk of Near Field Communication chips from Philips. Like DoCoMo&#39;s FeliCa, these chips are primarily expected to be used in mobile banking applications, but can be used for tickets, electronic locks and more.
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Team works to create sensor-rich environment that can tell if you're having trouble sleeping, losing weight or even developing a joint problem.
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A novel set of input devices aim to reduce repetitive stress injuries by going vertical.
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Review Fingerprint-scanning prototype