Satellite phones have always been big and bulky. They have always been plagued with large protruding antennas and a brick like appearance. Elektrobit is changing all of that, with a new and very portable, satellite phone. Even better, it is going to be priced competitively with current mobile off……

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In yet another attempt to revitalize sagging record sales, record labels are touting USB albums as the future of audio. Michael Lippman, manager of Matchbox Twenty, says, “you don't have to download it on a computer, you put it in and it comes up, (and) there's plenty of room to add additional materia……

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As far as computer ports go — and technologies in general — USB has got to be the friendliest. Not only does it lovingly accept almost any kind of gadget imaginable, it also generously parcels out power to those gadgets so that they don't need to be plugged into a wall. As a result, it's quickly b……

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BlueAnt Wireless have announced that they have won the award for ‘Best Cell Phone Accessory’ in the LAPTOP Magazine CTIA 2008 awards for their ‘V1′ Voice Controlled Bluetooth Headset. The device, which we had a play with back at CES in January (you can see the video hands……

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Having gone up for pre-order in the shape of the BUG Hiro P edition back in January,` Buglabs‘ modular cellphone development platform has finally started shipping to customers.` David Findlay is one of the lucky developers to receive the package, and he’s documented the unboxing - wi……

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The celluon keyboard is the world’s first projection keyboard capable of being fully integrated by OEMs into smart phones, cell phones, PDAs, or other mobile or wireless devices (view clip). When equipped with the celluon keyboard, the OEM device uses a tiny laser “pattern projector” — also developed by Canesta — to project the image of a full-sized keyboard onto a convenient flat surface between the device and the user, such as a tabletop or the side of a briefcase. The user can then type on this image and Canesta’s electronic perception technology will instantly resolve the user’s finger movements into ordinary serial keystroke data that is easily utilized by the wireless or mobile device. The celluon keyboard Perception Chipset includes all the modules needed for a projected keyboard product including: the celluon keyboard Sensor Module, the celluon keyboard Light Source, and the celluon keyboard Pattern Projector.

The celluon keyboard is an important new application that resolves the “missing link” with mobile and wireless devices — the ability to do “true data input”. Current input solutions such as thumb keyboards or handwriting recognition, though popular, are limited in their ability to support typing-intensive applications such as document and memo creation as well as email composition. An integrated projection keyboard means that the mobile or wireless device can now support applications that previously would have only been practical with a full-sized, mechanical keyboard. This is good news for OEMs that wish to differentiate their products with important, new mobility applications, and good news for service providers, that now can offer value added services to their subscribers, including “leave your notebook PC at home.”