Tagged: handheld devices

Opto, Sensor/Actuator, and Discrete Records Will Tumble in 2010Korea IT Times (press release)Built with microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology, actuators are getting a much-needed boost from strong shipments of radio-frequency (RF) filters ...

Nanotech tea bag creates safe drinking water instantly, for less than a penny A new "tea bag" uses nano-fibers to suck contaminants and…First shared by

@tigerLilyBrandybuck this stuff will be obsolete in like 5 years if they keep using NANOTECH just think what cpus were 10 years ago and…First shared by ant0_

Nokia and the University of Cambridge have teamed up on a new concept phone called the Morph described as a nanotechnology concept…First shared by ant0_

@tigerLilyBrandybuck this stuff will be obsolete in like 5 years if they keep using NANOTECH just think what cpus were 10 years ago and…First shared by ant0_

@tigerLilyBrandybuck this stuff will be obsolete in like 5 years if they keep using NANOTECH just think what cpus were 10 years ago and…First shared by ant0_

Read this blog post by Brooke Crothers on Nanotech - The Circuits Blog...

Motorola's Droid X sports a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot.

Morph is a concept demonstrating some of the possibilities nanotechnologies might enable in future communication devices.

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Mobile phones are one of the most common pieces of technology used in our daily lives. Some reports put the number of cell phones sold in 2007 worldwide at 1.1 billion. With that number of cellular phones sold in 2007 alone, the market is very hot leading to expanded research and development of new handsets. Nokia and the University of Cambridge have teamed up on a new concept phone called the Morph described as a nanotechnology concept device. The concept design was launched at the "Design and the Elastic Mind" exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

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Massachusetts General Hospital researchers Irene Kochevar, Robert Redmond and dermatologist Sandy Tsao are behind the nano-tech project, which...First shared

FTIR Spectroscopy: Picking up Steam in Nontraditional MarketsLab Manager MagazineOne of the most exciting scientific advances in this regard are MEMS (microelectromechanical systems), which enable rugged, low-cost handheld devices. ...

MEMS Express™ brought to you by MNX: your microsystem design and fabrication partner MEMS technology FTIR Spectroscopy: Picking up Steam in Nontraditional Markets One of the most exciting scientific advances in this regard […]

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OptoIQ: Lasers for Manufacturing

This work,... for Nanotechnology in Cancer, a comprehensive initiative designed to accelerate the application of nanotechnology to the prevention,...First shared by physorg_physics

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Scientist at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque have developed a new technique for creating tiny solar cells. These glitter-sized cells could be embedded into a flexible substrate and used in a variety of applications. "Eventually units could be mass-produced and wrapped around unusual shap ...

The Federal Trade Commission needs to do a better study of the future of the chip market and Intel's likely diminished role.

"Way of the Future!" Nokia Nanotech "Morph" Concept Phone!!