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MP3 is dead, long live AAC
Its creators have abandoned licenses to the format, signing its death sentence.
By D. Lumb, 05.12.2017
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Wave goodbye to manual car seat controls with gesture tech
By A. Bouman, 08.07.2015
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Your smartphone's WiFi hotspot might double as a disaster rescue beacon
By J. Fingas, 02.27.2014
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Fraunhofer develops extra-small 1Gbps infrared transceiver, recalls our PDA glory days
By J. Fingas, 10.05.2012
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Fraunhofer black silicon could catch more energy from infrared light, go green with sulfur
By J. Fingas, 10.04.2012
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Ski helmet charges iPods, iPhone and other mobile devices
By K. Hodgkins, 04.06.2012
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DASH promises stutter free streaming video over LTE, hopes you don't care about quality
By T. O'Brien, 02.05.2012
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Viatag NFC system pays parking lot fees with an RFID tag, saves lives
By A. Toor, 08.05.2011
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Ultra-thin handheld microscope could sniff out skin cancer, forged documents
By A. Toor, 05.05.2011
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German researchers prototype 6mm thick pico projector
By L. Dziuban, 01.29.2011
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'Trilobite' compound eye puts a Paleozoic spin on mobile camera design
By R. Miller, 12.22.2010
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German researchers develop biotech sensor bracelet, disposable blood lab
By S. Hollister, 04.20.2010
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Fraunhofer Institute's fruit checker device tracks optimum ripeness so you can stop sniffing those melons
By L. Dziuban, 08.04.2009
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Tiny, printable batteries promise to change the face of obnoxious greeting cards forever
By L. Dziuban, 07.02.2009
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OLED mini projector prototype for mobile phones using a series of lenses developed
By L. Dziuban, 06.29.2009
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Underwater robot has sense of touch, class and style
By L. Dziuban, 05.07.2009
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Fraunhofer's 3D dashboard prototype
By J. Flatley, 02.12.2009
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Fraunhofer takes a stab at non-exploding lithium-ion batteries
By D. Melanson, 04.10.2008
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Fraunhofer's Surround Vision lets projectors get curvy
By D. Melanson, 08.31.2007
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Body powered circuits developed by Fraunhofer Institute
By T. Ricker, 08.17.2007
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FraunhoferInstitute

MP3 is dead, long live AAC

Wave goodbye to manual car seat controls with gesture tech

Your smartphone's WiFi hotspot might double as a disaster rescue beacon

A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.

Fraunhofer develops extra-small 1Gbps infrared transceiver, recalls our PDA glory days

Fraunhofer black silicon could catch more energy from infrared light, go green with sulfur

Ski helmet charges iPods, iPhone and other mobile devices

DASH promises stutter free streaming video over LTE, hopes you don't care about quality

Viatag NFC system pays parking lot fees with an RFID tag, saves lives

Ultra-thin handheld microscope could sniff out skin cancer, forged documents

German researchers prototype 6mm thick pico projector

'Trilobite' compound eye puts a Paleozoic spin on mobile camera design

German researchers develop biotech sensor bracelet, disposable blood lab

Fraunhofer Institute's fruit checker device tracks optimum ripeness so you can stop sniffing those melons

Tiny, printable batteries promise to change the face of obnoxious greeting cards forever

OLED mini projector prototype for mobile phones using a series of lenses developed

Underwater robot has sense of touch, class and style

Fraunhofer's 3D dashboard prototype

Fraunhofer takes a stab at non-exploding lithium-ion batteries

Fraunhofer's Surround Vision lets projectors get curvy

Body powered circuits developed by Fraunhofer Institute

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