Electronic Gadgets Articles and Web Sites (continued)

I search the internet daily for new articles from around the world that interest me or I think will interest you. My hope is that it saves you time or helps students with their assignments. Listed by most recent first, dating back to 2005.

• Tom's Guide posted Facebook smartwatch leaked in new image — and it has a notch

• Panasonic SoundSlayer WIGSS (Wearable Immersive Gaming Speaker System) video

• Translator Pen video

• Google Tensor explained video

• Singularity Hub posted Intel’s Brain-Inspired Loihi 2 Chip Can Hold a Million Artificial Neurons

• Big Think posted These 5 recent advances are changing everything we thought we knew about electronics

• Cerebras Upgrades Trillion-Transistor Chip to Train Brain-Scale AI from Singularity Hub

• QLED vs. OLED TVs: What's the difference anyway? from CNET

• Is the 5G Radiation From Your Phone Killing You? video

• MakeUseOf posted 5 Exciting Possible Future Smartphone Technologies

• Digital Trends posted What is lidar technology, and what can it do?

• AI may soon predict how electronics fail from University of Colorado Boulder

• The biodegradable battery (w/video) from Nanowerk

• Smartphone is now the place where we live, anthropologists say from The Guardian

• MIT turns 'magic' material into versatile electronic devices from Phys.org

• Tech Xplore posted Paving the way for new light-powered devices

• Quanta Magazine posted Latest Neural Nets Solve World’s Hardest Equations Faster Than Ever Before

• The World’s Biggest AI Chip Now Comes Stock With 2.6 Trillion Transistors from Singularity Hub

• Thin film and hybrid printed electronics video

• Sony color digital paper video

• The Gadget Flow posted The future of tech and gadgets: what’s coming next

• What is Organic LED Anyway? - How OLED Works video

• Oppo's Find X3 Pro has a 30x microscope camera from Engadget

• Hybrid Printed Electronics TNO Holst Centre video

• Prototype rollable ePaper display video

• Venture Beat posted Sensory’s VoiceHub promises to add multilingual NLU to any product

• CNET posts Google Home: 5 ways to fix the problem when Google Assistant doesn't understand you

• How does Wi-Fi work? An electrical engineer explains from The Conversation

• The Verge posted Sony is going to start selling its Mandalorian-like virtual set displays

• Atomic-Scale Nanowires for Next-Generation Electronics from SciTechDaily

• Cerebras’ wafer-size chip is 10,000 times faster than a GPU article on Venture Beat

• A CNET article titled The creators of Mario Kart Live predict the future of gaming and the mixed reality experience

• A Singularity Hub article about a New Display That Packs 10,000 PPI, and Could Paint Stunning VR Worlds

• CNET asks Concerned about foldable phones' durability? Here's how Motorola tests the Razr hinge

• Gizmodo posted a well-presented video on How to Take the Best Photos On Your iPhone which helped me learn there more to taking pictures than just pressing the button

• Scientists find 'secret molecule' that allows Geobacter bacteria to exhale electricity, a breakthrough that could pave the way to living, breathing batteries

• Great progress for electronic gadgets of the future - phys.org

• A first look at Microsoft’s new Xbox Series X console - theverge.com

• Why cloud gaming is the future of Xbox - cnet.com

• Colour-changing glass, inbuilt earbuds and 5 other tech that you may see in future smartphones - gadgetsnow.com

• The first battery-free Game Boy wants to power a gaming revolution - cnet.com

• True holographic movie is within grasp - eurekalert.org

• The new Surface Duo - Youtube

• Google's quiet experiments may lead to smart tattoos, holographic glasses - cnet.com

• Biometrics: Preparing for a Passwordless Future - securityboulevard.com

• Next Generation Magnetic Memory Breakthrough: Writing Data in Under a Nanosecond - scitechdaily.com

• The Uncertain Future of Ham Radio - Youtube

• 'One-way' electronic devices enter the mainstream - eurekalert.org

• OnePlus 8 Pro X-Ray Vision Mode Uncovered - Youtube

• Nanosensor can alert a smartphone when plants are stressed - bigthink.com

• Wi-Fi is getting its biggest upgrade in 20 years - theverge.com

• Will Neuromorphic Computing Compete with Today’s AI Accelerators? - eetimes.com

• Neuromorphic Chips: The Third Wave of Artificial Intelligence - analyticsinsight.net

• Intel’s new 10th Gen chips bring 5.0GHz clock speeds to gaming laptops - theverge.com

• Intel Scales Neuromorphic Computer to 100 Million Neurons - eetimes.com

• It’s not a gimmick: Foldable gadgets are the future of tech - digitaltrends.com

• Intel’s neuromorphic chip learns to ‘smell’ 10 hazardous chemicals - engadget.com

• Artificial intelligence And Smartphone Photography: How Tech Makes You Look Like A Pro (infographic) - digitalinformationworld.com

• US Tech Manufacturing Depends on 23 Rare Minerals—and Their Supply Is at Risk - singularityhub.com

• The Future of Phones: What Is Foldable Glass? - howtogeek.com

• Future Wi-Fi devices could get thousands of antennae thanks to MIT invention - 9to5mac.com

• Personal air conditioner - missouri.edu

• The future (and past) of mobile gaming - techcrunch.com

• A glimpse at Apple’s 2020 vision - computerworld.com

• Graphene batteries: What are they and why are they a big deal? - androidauthority.com

• Stretchable and Waterproof Wearable Electronics - advancedsciencenews.com

• New Chip for Waking Up Small Wireless Devices Could Extend Battery Life - ucsd.edu

• New tech could allow see-through color displays - displaydaily.com

• Samsung Galaxy Fold re-review: here we go again - theverge.com

• Compact depth sensor inspired by spiders - harvard.edu

• Printing Electronics Directly on Delicate Surfaces—Like the Back of Your Hand - spectrum.ieee.org

• The Nanosheet Transistor Is the Next (and Maybe Last) Step in Moore’s Law - ieee.org

• Self-learning sensor chips won’t need networks - Network World

• Galaxy of drones light up Guiyang night sky - Youtube

• RFID Is as Important as Computers - RFID Journal

• Arduino Boards Are Getting Cuter (and Cheaper) - Tom's Hardware

• Scientists Created a Display With Pixels a Million Times Smaller Than Those on a Smartphone - Gizmodo

• Have You Heard the Buzz About Delivery Drones’ Noise? - Slate

• Hydrogen Fuel Cell Drone - Hackaday

• Tailor-made materials with ultrafast connections - Phys.org

• How Wi-Fi 6 will transform connectivity in your home, at the office, and beyond - Digital Trends

• What is the Internet and how does it work? How do computers and smartphones communicate with one another? - Evening Standard

• These Drones Can Perch and Dangle Like Birds and Bats - Smithsonian

• Samsung delays Galaxy Fold indefinitely: We will take measures to strengthen the display - The Verge

• Winter is coming: A new scientific device creates electricity from falling snow - UCLA

• Why wireless charging won't be ubiquitous anytime soon - Business Today

• How to Build Your Gaming Rig - The Frisky

• MetaFly Ornithopter Insect Drone - KickStarter

• All the Details About Stadia, Google's Huge Bet on the Future of Gaming - Gizmodo

• Research Targets Feverish Cows with Drones - Youtube

• Using Terahertz Wireless To Achieve Technological Singularity - Same Page Publishing, Inc.

• These Sensors Have Extra Sensory Perception - ElectronicDesign

• BREAKFAST - Brixel Interactive Mirrors - Youtube (1:34)

• Bring Laser Focus to Open Work Spaces with Wear Space - Youtube (1:16)

• In-flight charging gives drones unlimited autonomous range - New Atlas

• Logitech MX Vertical Mouse video - Youtube (1:10)

• What Drones Can’t Do: Aerial Photographers Explain the Art of Their Craft - Observer

• Weekly poll results: battery life and waterproofing make a good wearable - GSMArena.com

• Quantum Dots Explained - Youtube (4:03)

• Connected steam iron - Youtube

• Why the Discovery of Room-Temperature Superconductors Would Unleash Amazing Technologies - Singularity Hub

• USI: The Industry Standard Active Stylus Solution - Youtube (2:40)

• Researchers working on new technology for memory devices of the future - Research Matters

• Magic Leap: Founder of Secretive Start-Up Unveils Mixed-Reality Goggles - Rolling Stone - 12/17

• 3D Printed Custom Fit Mechanical Watch - Kickstarter - 12/17

• 8 Awesome Superhero Gadgets That Are Closer Than We Think - Interesting Engineering - 11/17

• Touchscreen Computers on Any Surface - AZO Nano - 04/17

• CES 2017 Review - FFA - 01/17

• Gelatinous vision for future smartphone - Dezeen - 01/17

• BenQ Smart Window, transparent, opaque, translucent - Youtube (5:12) - 11/16

• Is This What the Future of Phones Looks Like? - Popular Mechanics - 10/16

• A phone you can bend around your wrist - Youtube (1:47) - 06/16

• Ontenna - Enabling deaf people to hear sounds - Youtube - 05/16

• Samsung Display rollable OLED prototype - Youtube - 05/16

• Holoflex—World's first holographic flexible smartphone - Tech Xplore - 05/16

• Hover Camera self-flying camera - Youtube - 04/16

• Electrolux Design Lab 2015 semi-finalists announced - New Atlas - 04/16

• Intel surrounding CMOS with new device architectures using new materials such as magnetic memories, Qubits, GaN transistors - Next Big Future - 04/16

• A new technology that employs sonar to enable users to interact with their smartphones and smartwatches by gesturing or writing on any nearby surface - Youtube - 03/16

• Eternal 5D data storage could record the history of humankind - New Atlas - 02/16

• Panasonic's stretchy resin film may find use in wearable electronics - New Atlas - 01/16

• The amazing camera that can see around corners (w/ video) - Phys.org - 12/15

• South Korea Develops World’s First Color 3D Hologram - ET News - 12/15

• Fully-flexible touchscreen wristband slated for 2016 launch - New Atlas - 08/15

• Engineers create world's first white laser beam - The Verge - 07/15

• The Turing Phone is the craziest Android device you'll see this year - The Verge - 07/15

• The World's Smartest Piece Of Jewelry - Youtube (1:28) - 05/15

• The MESH DIY platform is made to help you build your own inventions - New Atlas - 03/15

• So long, transistor: How the 'memristor' could revolutionize electronics - CNN - 03/15

• V-One conductive ink printer aims to short-circuit electronic prototyping - New Atlas - 02/15

• Haptic technology: The next frontier in video games, wearables, virtual reality, and mobile electronics - New Atlas - 01/15

• 8 Smart Kitchen Gadgets Of The Future - TechCrunch - 01/15

• My love for gadgets is purely physical - The Verge - 01/15

• Entanglement on a chip: Breakthrough promises secure communications and faster computers - Phys.Org - 01/15

• The Amazing List: 75 Smart Home Tech Solutions - HouseBeautiful - 12/14

• Future Gadgets: Hottest concept tech of 2014 - T3 - 10/14

• Nanotechnology leads to better, cheaper LEDs for phones and lighting - Phys.Org - 09/14

• 'Nano-pixels' promise thin, flexible high-res displays - Oxford University - 07/14

• Microsoft taking preorders for new Kinect for Windows v2 Sensor - Phys.Org - 06/14

• The future is now: The 10 gadgets that will change your life - New York Post - 06/14

• Liberating devices from their power cords - Vanderbilt University - 05/14

• Electronics that dissolve on command - New Atlas - 04/14

• Intel unveils series of wearable devices, including a smartwatch and fitness-tracking earbuds - TNW - 01/14

• Engineers make world's fastest organic transistor, herald new generation of see-through electronics - Phys.Org - 01/14

• Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch review - Youtube - 10/13

• Stanford scientists build first carbon nanotube computer - New Atlas - 09/13

• Electronic tattoo monitors brain, heart and muscles - NSF video - 09/13

• The Ring Clock: A wristwatch for your finger - New Atlas - 09/13

• Spinning out the future of our electronic devices - Phys.Org - 08/13

• LG begins mass production of first flexible, plastic e-ink displays - ExtremeTech - 03/12

• Google glasses - 9to5Google - 02/12

• Glareless Glass, Flexible Solar-Powered E-Paper, And More - Daily Mail - 10/11

• Coming to TV screens of the future: A sense of smell - UC - San Diego - 06/11

• The next generation of E-ink may be on cloth (w/ video) - Phys.Org - 05/11

• A Flute Made on a 3D Printer, and the Possibilities to Come - Create Digital Music - 01/11

• 3D Moving Images Possible With New Hologram Technology - University of Arizona video - 11/10

• A tracking device that fits on the head of a pin - Phys.Org - 10/10

• Introducing Cornucopia, the food printer - Phys.Org - 07/10

• Oil-based color pixels could let you watch videos on e-paper - Phys.Org - 07/10

• Toward Plastic Spin Transistors - Phys.Org - 08/08

• Japan future gadgets - YouTube video - 06/08

• 'Mind Gaming' Could Enter Market This Year - Phys.Org - 03/08

• The Future of Electronic Paper - TFOT - 10/07

• What is RFID? - RFID Journal - 01/05

• Future Electronics and Gadgets Sites

• 30 Futuristic Phones We Wish Were Real - Hongkiat

• BBC Gadget page - Future gadgets

• Futuristic gadgets - Future concept designs

• Gizmodo - Giant gadget site

• Mad 4 Gadgets - Wordpress Blog