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Mobile Technology

Ultrathin, flexible PaperTab redefines tablet form and function

The PaperTab is a flexible, touchscreen tablet that is designed to redefine not only the tablet computer's form, but also the way we use them.

It may not look like much when not in use, but that's your ticket to hologram-like communications

Telecommunications

The Telehuman provides 360 degrees of 3D video chat

The Telehuman provides 360-degree, three-dimensional video calling.

Things could get tougher for bacteria such as these E. coli, thanks to two new bacteria-killing technologies

Wellness & Healthy Living

New processes use ozone and viruses to kill harmful bacteria

Two new approaches to killing harmful bacteria utilize ozone and viruses.

Researchers have created a thin film flexible smartphone, known as the Paperphone (Photos: Queen's University)

Mobile Technology

Thin-film flexible 'Paperphone' created

Researchers have created a thin film flexible smartphone, known as the Paperphone.

Science

Gel sensors to detect bomb chemicals and illegal drugs in seconds

Sensors that quickly detect chemicals used to make bombs are being developed by scientists at Queen’s University Belfast. It is hoped that similar devices will also be deployed by police as roadside drug "breathalyzers".