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Qualcomm’s mobile headphones will know when you put them on

Qualcomm has come up with a way to make music resume from the point when you took off your headset and conserve power in the process.

By Leon Doitscher

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LG’s future monitors will cool themselves

The programmatic cooling system in LG’s latest display patent will put your computer fan to shame.

By Leon Doitscher

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Here’s what Qualcomm plans to do about smartphone zombies

It doesn’t reflect too well on humanity that LG needs to invent a brand new phone just to stop people from getting themselves run over while texting.

By Leon Doitscher

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Apple has found a brilliant way to make video stills less awful

Mobile film and photography buffs will have a field day with the next IPhone if this new patent application from Apple is anything to go by.

By Leon Doitscher

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VMware is bringing augmented reality into the data center

VMware wants to use mobile augmented reality software to help technicians track down faulty servers and find their way around cabling in data centers running on its popular virtualization software.

By Leon Doitscher

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HP’s security engine can deploy countermeasures against hackers

Hackers will have a much harder time breaking into the enterprise if HP has its way with its latest patent claim.

By Leon Doitscher

Intel wants to automate 3D printing

The HoloLens could receive a major cloud-powered boost

Is LG looking to enter the drone market?

Dell’s predictive maintenance plans

Samsung has a new vision for bendable touch devices

Fujitsu’s quest to improve public Wi-Fi networks

Qualcomm’s mobile headphones will know when you put them on

LG’s future monitors will cool themselves

Here’s what Qualcomm plans to do about smartphone zombies

Apple has found a brilliant way to make video stills less awful

VMware is bringing augmented reality into the data center

HP’s security engine can deploy countermeasures against hackers