From portable chargers that can be worn like a watch, to a fire-side charger that keeps cellphones going in the outdoors.
In today's technology roundup: Skype releases WiFi payment app, IBM chip mimics human brain, Zynga sued for patent infringement, and Facebook riot inciters get four years.
The company has a couple of patents that suggest cutting out the need for printer drivers.
The newly released Director 1.5 is able to support a geographically distributed cloud environment.
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The glasses-free 3D laptop allows for 2D/3D simultaneous display.
The MobileShopper app lets customers use their mobile to check stock levels in different stores.
Frost & Sullivan will discuss the continent's growing green economies at GIL 2011: Africa.
Tenders will be issued from October for the construction of the infrastructure for the demonstrator telescope.
The company submits reports stipulating the capabilities of DMB technology.
The Security Operating Centre will integrate RSA's enVision SIEM platform with its Archer eGRC suite.
Dual-SIM allows users to access two different SIM cards with one handset, says Samsung.
The solution works well in existing Microsoft environments, and can be used as an alternative to MS SharePoint, says NETCB.
The search giant moves to entrench its position in the communications space against rivals Microsoft and Apple.