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HP uses new flexible display technology for US Military watchphones
Watch phones continue to be rather absurd affairs, but HP’s latest conceptual project for the United States Military looks to up the ante on watchphones into the awesome. Internally called their “Dick...
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Bridgestone demos AeroBee flexible color e-reader
At the moment, if you want an e-reader device then chances are it will carry an E-Ink display. E-Ink has done so well, and made its way into the market leading Amazon Kindle,…
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Flexible Paper Phone will be the phone of the future
Though we saw another paper phone not to long ago, but the latest paper phone we’re seeing is much more high tech. Like the Kindle, it uses an E-Ink display and works by bending…
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Sony demos flexible e-paper at SID 2011
If all you want to do is read lots of books on the go, then choosing an e-reader over a tablet brings with it a few key advantages. E-readers are thinner and their…
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Touchence create a flexible 3D touch sensor for robots
The best touch sensors today can be found in devices like the iPad 2 and Microsoft Surface. They react instantly to your touch, but are concealed behind a hard glass panel and only…
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AOU’s flexible e-paper never needs plugging in for a charge
E-readers are really starting to come of age with Amazon recently updating and reducing the price of the Kindle. The Nook, Sony Reader, and countless other e-readers are also doing swift business due…
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New conductive silver ink creates flexible circuits at room temperature
The form factors electronic devices ship in today are largely governed by the fact the components inside are rigid. We can make a smartphone very thin, but we can’t roll it up before…
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Sony creates flexible 9.9-inch OLED panel
Sony may have been the first of the big manufacturers to release an OLED TV, but the company has struggled to keep costs down while increasing the size of its OLED panels. They…
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Fingerprint-proof flexible plastic could soon replace Gorilla Glass
Buy a phone or tablet today and the surface you will be tapping your fingers on is made of glass. But glass is relatively heavy and fragile, meaning if you drop it or…
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Samsung rolls out curved and flexible displays at CES
Typically you get to see a few ground-breaking products appear every year at CES, and this year Samsung has rolled one out in the form of flexible OLED screens. We’ve seen flexible, roll-up…
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Deforming metal sheet brought to life with an Arduino
Every few months we get to see a new generation or increment of the technology we use, be that a new smartphone, tablet, e-reader, watch, or pretty much anything else that needs a…
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Flexible 20 micron thick RFID tags can be embedded in paper
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags have become commonplace because they allow for cheap and easy tracking on all kinds of objects. However, even the thinnest versions of these tags have...
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Flexible sensor sheet is so light you can’t tell you’re wearing it
Being able to monitor a person’s health while allowing them to go about their daily lives can be tough. You need sensors that can be attached to the body in such a way […]
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Bendable OLED panel can withstand 100,000 folds
The new generation of flip phones is getting closer all the time. Nokia and Advanced Film Device have just shown off a flexible OLED display that can be bent at least 100,000 times […]
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Watch LG roll up an 18-inch OLED panel while it plays video
LG starts showing off an OLED panel you can roll up and another that's semi-transparent.
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Panasonic’s flexible battery can be bent and twisted thousands of times
One of the major limiting factors of wearable devices today is their batteries. It’s not the fact they don’t hold enough power while remaining small enough to, say, sit on your wrist (although […] The...
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Flexible Color E-paper As Thin As Real Paper Created
I think we’re all used to reading from an e-paper display now, even if we do prefer paper in certain situations. But it’s high time the technology moved on. Sure, we now have […] The post Flexible...
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Soft Sensor Turns Anything (Even Fabric) Into Interactive Controller
A new soft, stretchable material turns anything—from your smartphone to your coat—into an interactive controller. Dubbed iSoft, the technology works in real time to play or pause music, turn up or down...
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Wearable EKG Sensor Monitors Long-Term Health
Forget your smartwatch or fitness tracker: Skin electronics are the new wearable. Scientists at the University of Tokyo have created an integrated biomedical sensor system that transmits biometric data...
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This Portable Keyboard Crumples Into a Pocket-Sized Ball
Life—and work—would be a lot easier if I could fold up my laptop, mouse, and keyboard to fit in my pocket. Alas, cramming all those electronics into female-sized jean compartments (why do men […] The...
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