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How Can a Smartphone Survive a 100-Foot Drop But Crack on Your Floor?
It's all about the angle of contact.
'Stingray' Spy Devices Are Eavesdropping in Washington, D.C.: Here's How
Government officials admitted that rogue spying devices are being used in Washington, D.C., to intercept people's cellphone data. What exactly are these devices?
Man Bites Phone Battery, Exploding Battery Wins
What happens when you bite down on a smartphone battery? The results are fairly shocking.
Can You Photograph the Solar Eclipse with Your Phone or Tablet?
Can you photograph the phenomenon with my cell phone or tablet? With a few caveats, the answer is "yes."
How US Navy's Futuristic Laser Weapon Uses Old-School Telephone Tech
The U.S. Navy's recent demonstration of its new laser weapon, designed to blast enemy drones out of the sky, proves that these systems no longer solely exist in the world of science fiction.
This New Cellphone Uses Such Little Power It Doesn't Need a Battery
The battery-free device can stay on 24/7.
No More Glare: 'Moth Eye' Smartphone Coating Doesn't Reflect Sunlight
Unusual structures on moth eyes that help the insects see at night have inspired a new anti-reflection film for electronic devices.
Cracked Cellphone Screens Could Soon Be a Thing of the Past
Researchers have developed a durable and energy-efficient material that could replace today's fragile screens — and might one day even charge your phone's battery.
