New research a boon to gadgets, spells doom for future of batteries and more

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New research a boon to gadgets, spells doom for future of batteries
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo reportedly in the works with mostly familiar specs
Super-sized, lower-end Galaxy S6 Edge? Meet the Samsung Galaxy S6 Plus
Deal alert: Second-gen Moto X at $300 with AT&T or Verizon via Best Buy
Like a pocketable MX Master, the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 works everywhere
Microsoft reboots Nokia 105 feature phone, but why bother?
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New research a boon to gadgets, spells doom for future of batteries

Forget about induction technology, which is the biggest wannabe for wireless charging. You still have to set your device in a fixed location, and the benefit is that of an abysmally-slow rate. The real future of gadgets and power may not even need batteries at all.

Thanks to Vamsi Talla and a team of researchers at the University of Washington in Seattle, their hard work has created both a sensor and a camera that operates on what most modern households have: WiFi signals from…

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Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo reportedly in the works with mostly familiar specs

A new day, a new Samsung smartphone rumored that makes little to no sense. Even less sense than the non-microSD-capable, low-power Galaxy S6 Active. This one's allegedly called Galaxy S5 Neo and will likely carry on a dubious tradition of watered-down versions of last year flagships.

Remember the Galaxy S3 Neo and Note 3 Neo? Oh,…

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Super-sized, lower-end Galaxy S6 Edge? Meet the Samsung Galaxy S6 Plus

Even if no one really asked for something like this, Samsung wants to have all the bases covered. So, if you were drooling over the curvaceous S6 Edge, but lusted after more screen real estate and a slightly lower price point, here you go.

The Galaxy S6 Plus, aka S6 Edge Plus, is reportedly on its way to store shelves in a matter of weeks, and some speculate it could make a…

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Deal alert: Second-gen Moto X at $300 with AT&T or Verizon via Best Buy

It's become pretty obvious in recent weeks a third-generation Motorola Moto X is in the pipeline, and Lenovo's CEO indirectly corroborated speculation of a pre-fall launch the other day. That's not only good news for folks looking to buy "Lenovorola's" next big thing, as it also means last year's flagship device is about to regain its…

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Like a pocketable MX Master, the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 works everywhere

Logitech's most advanced mouse now comes in a more compact form for easy mobility. Only a few months after the announcement of the MX Master wireless mouse, Logitech has just introduced the portable MX Anywhere 2. Like its larger sibling, the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 features Darkfield laser sensors that track on all surfaces, even glass.

Logitech MX Anywhere 2 wireless mouse But unlike the Logitech MX Master, the MX Anywhere 2 is small and slim…

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Microsoft reboots Nokia 105 feature phone, but why bother?

Under the terms of Nokia's mobile phone business sale to Microsoft, the latter scored exclusive rights over the Lumia brand, but could only use the Nokia name to market homebrewed smart handhelds until the end of 2015 and "dumb" phones for 10 years.