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"Reports suggest that Apple could be working in partnership with Toshiba and Sharp to use the Japanese pairing's in-cell technology in the new iPhone."

Kyobo Book Centre, Korea's largest seller of books, and San Diego based Qualcomm MEMS Technologies Inc. launches brand new eReader with mirasol® display technology.

Technology is heading in interesting directions. With the Internet of Things connecting everyday items that weren't digital before, new materials being used to create beautiful screens and the internal hardware of digital devices becoming inexpensive and opening up new markets of customers to digital technology.

"Mobile phone giant Nokia are working on a Windows Phone model that incorporates NFC technology to allows the device to connect to external accessories and wirelessly charge, according to the company's design chief, Marko Ahtisaari."

The definition of virtual reality technology comes from both the words 'virtual' and 'reality'. The definition of virtual is 'near' and the definition of reality is whatever we experience as human beings. So basically the term means 'near-reality'. Our sense and perception systems help us see the world as it is and everything we know about reality comes by way of our senses. In other words, you could say that simply a combination of sensory information makes up our entire experience of reality. You can change your perception of reality by presenting made-up information to your senses. By doing so you will create a version of reality that isn't there but from your perspective it is and this concept is called 'virtual reality'.

"Now that we have the I.D.E.A. Studio  (Imagination Destination at Episcopal Academy), a new space at my school for interdisciplinary work, I have been excited to collaborate with teachers to imagine new student projects. Our first grade social studies work is centered around an exploration of places, starting with students' bedrooms and expanding out all the way to the Earth. This exploration begins by reading students the book Me on the Map. From there, students begin following a similar examination of places and maps that the girl in the book explores. Over the past few years, I have developed a variety of projects that integrate technology into this work in meaningful ways, such as the intersections between mapping, coding, and the distance between home and school. This year, I wanted to see if we could bring more hands-on making into the curriculum. I began to design a new unit (check out this Google Doc to see it) that would bring together students' expertise and knowledge of current spaces they frequent (e.g., their bedrooms, the classroom, or the lunchroom) and allow them to consider the design elements involved in creating one of those spaces together as a class. This type of project would integrate ISTE standards, Next Generation Science Standards, reading and writing standards, and connect directly to students' expanding exploration of places from Me on the Map."

Google generated a lot of attention during the week when it gave the world a glimpse of the future, as only it can, this time with a new version of the company's long-gestating self-driving car.

"Technology to allow smartphones to scan their users' fingerprints through their screens as an identity check has been patented by Sony."

Western car companies have extensive since popular fuel-sipping diesels over plug-in electrical automobiles, but that's all about to modify with new EV-focused applications from two of Germany's greatest manufacturers:

Facebook is aimed at new $1 billion data center set-up that will be located in Altoona, Lowa. This project is heavily chattered to be "the most technologically advanced data center in the world," cites two lawmakers to The Des Moines Register recently.

"The New Year seems set to bring lots of interesting technology surprises, with a recent Nokia invite hinting at a launch of a new handset, the Lumia 900."

"Poor old phone thieves. All the new GPS, cloud-based, facial recognition technology these days means it's getting harder and harder to get away with stealing someone's mobile."

ViewSonic Corporation, the US based maker and supplier of visual technology has revealed its four new smartphones at the MWC 2012 event. The company has uncovered its 4 new Dual-SIM handsets

German enthusiasts have come out with a smart pen invention enabling the pen to vibrate with its high-end new technology when it discovers a spelling error or clumsy handwriting.

"Rumours are swirling that RIM, maker of the BlackBerry phones, has cancelled two of the three planned handsets that it was to introduce this year - including one showcasing its new BlackBerry 10 operating system"

Beginning this summer, the San Francisco establishment will own reach to HP's hefty market. But, on what devices Leap Motion will inject its gesture-driven technology is still not disclosed. A deal just hit between Leap Motion and Hewlett-Packard to bundle and embed its 3D gesture control technology in some of the HP's devices.

"Renting movies for your phone or tablet through the Android Market was announced during Google's I/O conference earlier in the year, however like many new Google initiatives, it was only available in the USA. There's good news for Android-owning movie fans in the UK this morning though, as Android Movies has gone live on our shores too. The library has around 1000 films on offer at this early stage, including new titles such as Senna and Green Lantern, plus some older catalogue titles."

Exciting news for Apple users! The technology giant announced today that they will be releasing their iOS 7, as well as the new OS X Mavericks for the Mac.

Researchers at the University of California Berkeley School of Information have built the advanced product that looks for the feasibility of brainwave-driven computer authentication as a replacement for passwords. The brain waves are measured via bio-sensor technology and so it is possible to replace passwords with "passthoughts" for authentication, say reports