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InkPoster has used CES 2026 to take the covers off Duna: a color ePaper art poster with a whopping A1-sized screen. As well as the jumbo display - around 40.5 inches diagonally - it also boasts a ...

In a world's first, Autoliv and Tensor have introduced a foldable steering wheel designed for autonomous driving. The wheel can be used to drive traditionally, but also folds away to give more room ...

Although they are easily overlooked, bathrooms can majorly affect the overall feel of your home. Not only do you probably spend more time in them than you think, especially when you add in time ...

Every day, millions of people use thermal paper without thinking about it. Receipts, shipping labels, tickets, and medical records all rely on heat‑sensitive coatings to make text appear. More ...

Apple is reportedly testing next-generation ultra-thin flexible glass (UFG) for its book-style foldable iPhone as it works to make the display crease invisible and potentially solve one of the most ...

The iconic adage “a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma” coined in 1939 by Winston Churchill, the famous British statesman, has been used to describe all sorts of mysteries over the years.

When Mitsubishi made your first cellphone, you know you’ve been around a while. Steve has carried the latest and greatest around in his pocket for nearly 30 years, with everything from Motorola ...

What’s happened? For about five years now, we’ve been waiting for Apple to release its first foldable, with new rumors showing up about its design (and delay) every now and then. The latest piece of ...

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