What you see here is Texas Instruments tablet PC, also known as the Blaze. This is not meant to be confused with a phone from Motorola. It has a 10.4 inch screen (1024 x 768 resolution), built in cellular modem, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and even an FM radio. You want it? Too …

What you are seeing here is Motorola’s second-generation Kopin Golden-i wearable computer concept. I know what you are thinking: “I don’t remember the first generation one”. It is designed to simulate a 15-inch screen with 800 x 600 resolution, and it uses a Windows CE interface controlled with speech recognition and motion sensing. …

Texas Instruments has unveiled a weird looking mobile device over at the MWC and this was the TI 4600 series concept. It makes use of a dual-display concept, one for content and the other for controls and information. Though we are seeing a lot of multi-touch mobile devices in the market today, this is one [...]

Here is a mobile phone that is embezzled with capacitive and force sensors. The Synaptics Fuse mobile phone boasts of the common touch sensitive features only that this one even has touch sensitivity on the side and rear. The handset offers a higher level of interactivity with just one hand. The Synapitcs Fuse is a [...]

I think we all know how Bluetooth tends to drain the batteries on our mobile phones. Texas Instruments is saying that they have solved this problem with the CC2540. This unique chip claims to have solved the problem of Bluetooth draining power, and TI plans to show it off at Munich tomorrow. …

There’s good news for everyone charging their phones in Europe. It looks like there’s a phone charging standard coming to all those European handset owners. The European Commission has received today confirmation for that micro-USB charging socket from the most important names in the mobile business. Nokia, Sony, Ericsson, Motorola, Apple, LG, NEC, Qualcomm, RIM, [...]

The USB 3.0 might be closer than it appears. The USB Promoter Group finalized the “SuperSpeed” USB 3.0 specification today and we are to expect more details to emerge soon. Flash drives and hard drives are expected to be the first devices to take advantage of the new technology but we’re at least 8 months [...]