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Bungie's First iOS Game, Samsung's First OLED Tablet, IBM Buys Analytics Firm, Microsoft Sued For Tracking

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Justice Dept. Files Complaint To Block AT&T-T-Mobile Merger, Sony's 3-D Projector Goggles, HP Plans Final TouchPad Run

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New Gadget Mantra: The Screen's The Thing

We're used to fairly similar LCD screens on pretty much all our mobile gadgets and TVs. That's all about to change.READ»

Foldable Device Screens, Coming Soon To Your Pocket

A breakthrough in foldable OLED screen tech means a display can be folded in half like a sheet of paper without creasing. It's no exaggeration to say this could change every mobile device's design.READ»

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Samsung Demos the Flexy Sci-Fi Media Player Screen of the Future, Today

We know OLED tech will hit the mainstream sometime, and we know flexible screens are in the future too. Clever then of Samsung to demonstrate a flexy-screen OLED media player, now.READ»

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Sony OLED Screen Thin Enough to Wind Up Around a Pencil

Sony's just revealed an OLED screen that's so astonishingly flexible it can be rolled tightly around a tube the size of a pencil. All of your sci-fi-inspired bendy screen next-gen computer dreams just came true.The technology hinges ...READ»

Samsung Predicts 50% Boost in Smartphone Sales, With OLEDs Aplenty

Samsung's peered into its cellphone crystal ball and found that the future is one where smartphones, maybe with OLED screens, supersede dumbphones. So ditch that old Nokia 8310 now!READ»

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DuPont Tweaks Printing Tech to Make Cheaper Screens: 50-Inch OLED TVs Here We Come

We've heard so very much hype about OLED tech that it's slightly disappointing to see how few devices have an OLED screen so far. It's because the manufacturing is tricky and expensive--but this is something DuPont thinks it's ...READ»

Philips Creates a Garden of Mechanical Flowers

This one's hard to explain. Just watch the video.READ»

Toshiba Snuffs Out Old Light Bulb Production, Embraces the Shiny LED Future

Toshiba hauled the gate shut for the final time on its incandescent light bulb factory today--ending a production run that dates back to 1890. The reason? The eco-unfriendly, inefficient, thermo-luminescent tech has had its day. ...READ»

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How GE Creates Sheets of OLED Light

Anil Duggal Head, Advanced Technology Program OLEDs, GE Global Research Niskayuna, New York Duggal, 44, leads the GE team that's creating OLED lighting sheets, which are produced the way ink is applied to newsprint. "Organic ...READ»

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Inside the Interactive and LED-Inflused Coffee Table

Jeffrey McGrew & Jillian NorthrupFounders, Because We Can OaklandCalifornia McGrew, 35, and Northrup, 32, are a husband-and-wife design team who have completed projects for Wikipedia, Clif Bar, and Timbuk2, and recently ...READ»

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Philips Taps the Creative Community

Kristin KnappsteinBusiness Development Manager, PhilipsAachen, Germany Knappstein, 41, is helping Philips bring OLEDs to market by selling do-it-yourself kits, including glowing sheets called Lumiblades, to kick-start their use ...READ»

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Making OLEDs and LEDs Interactive

Hannes Koch Principal, Random International London Koch, 34, and his cofounders Florian Ortkrass, 34, and Stuart Wood, 29, are designing art that transforms LED and OLED technologies into interactive experiences. "OLEDs ...READ»

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Samsung Leads LEDs to Consumer Electronics

Head, Advanced Technology Program OLEDs, GE Global Research Niskayuna, New York Scott Birnbaum VP, LCD Group, Samsung San Jose, California Birnbaum, 48, helps Samsung think about how LED applications can push consumer ...READ»

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Surprise Rumor: iPhone Version 4 in April With OLED, Video-Calling

This is hot stuff, so it needs to be taken with a healthy dose of skepticism, but the Korea Times is reporting--with extreme confidence--that the fourth gen iPhone will be on sale in April, with a pile of new features.READ»

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Move Over, Plasma, LED, and OLED: LPD Is in Town

It's becoming increasingly difficult to keep track of all the acronyms for high-definition TV technology--plasma, LED, LCD, DLP, OLED, and now...LPD? A Silicon Valley-based startup called Prysm has developed a Laser Phosphor Display ...READ»

Apple Patents Next-Gen Touchscreens: Thinner, Generally More Awesome

A recently revealed Apple patent has been getting some attention on the InterWebs because it's related to improved touchscreen tech, and everyone's rushing in with a thin iSlate prediction. But the patent's oh so much more than ...READ»

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Pre-CES Surprise Gadget News Round-Up

So with the Consumer Electronics Show starting in just under two days, you might expect that companies are keeping their products under lock and key, to maximize PR effect. Nope. Lots of stuff's leaked already, some of it ...READ»