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Flexible OLED 3DTV From Samsung Wraps Around Walls Or Anything, Really

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We already know about the amazing curved
displays both Samsung and LG are working on, using advanced OLED technology. LG seems to have won this fight, as they have already released theircurved OLED TV set in South Korea, with plans to hit the U.S. market soon.

But Samsung wants to take the idea of curved TVs even further by creating a television set with aflexible display that will actually be able to bend ant twist itself at the click of a remote. The idea is described in a recent patent application from Samsung.
The patent describes a thin high definition TV set equipped with an extra-flexible display that can be bent via remote control. This would allow users to get the perfect angle, no matter where they are in their room.  The TV’s movements would be controlled by what the Samsung patent application describes as a panel deformation member placed on the back of the display.
Also via the remote controller, users will be able to adjust the images on screen if they are distorted when the flexible display is bent to accommodate other viewing angles. The future Samsung flexible TV model will also allow owners to rotate or bend the entire display or just part of the screen.
Samsung Flexible TV that Twists and Bends
The remote control will communicate the commands – rotating angle, direction, bending degree, etc. -, via Bluetooth of infrared communication. The controller will look more or less like a standard remote with menus, keys and buttons which will allow users to customize the television set’s bending degree, direction and angle.
Until now, flexible display technology has been mainly mentioned in relation to smartphones rather than TVs. But it seems the concept is picking up and a growing number of electronics powerhouses are trying it out. So even if we don’t know when Samsung’s flexible TV could actually be ready for commercialization, our guess is that it will happen pretty soon, given the stern competition in the market of flexible displays gadgets, whether it’s TVs or smartphones.
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HP's Building Flexible Displays For Soldiers' Wrists and Ever-Changing Price-Tags

Some mad flexi-OLED prototypes have been shown off by other companies before, but HP's getting in on the act with screens that could be used for a multitude of purposes, and hopefully as soon as 2013.
Sony Flexi-OLED Screen Is Trouble Waiting to Happen
Today Sony showed off some 2.5-inch OLED screens that are capable of being slightly bent. It is made out of a glass substrate and is only .3mm thick. … Read…
LG Curved 3D OLED Hands-On: An Imax For Your House
LG just made the first curved 3D OLED screen. I just saw a crazy setup of 
three of these 55-inch beauties aligned side-by-side into a perfect… Read…  What do you think? Would you like to own a flexible TV set?
keep up with the newest technologies and contemplate about how these will be used in the future. On this
blog I'll share my thoughts about the future of technology, based on the

 high Tech RoadShow inventions of today. Enhanced by Zemanta

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This App Packages News and Social Streams Into Video

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So many blogs, so little time. For those who can't get enough of the news, but don't have hours to comb through sites and streams for the latest information, a new iPad app called Guide packages articles into video so you don't have to read.
The best part is you can pick an avatar of your liking to serve as your broadcaster — want a kitten to read you stories about animals? No problem. How about a British journalist to fill you in on breaking news about foreign policy? Coming right up.

Guide App

The concept — developed by founder and CEO Freddie Laker and COO Leslie Bradshaw, a co-founder of popular digital agency JESS3 — aims to make getting the news easier than ever.
"There are people who are passionate about news and web content, and don't have time to read it all," Laker told Mashable. "This allows you to consume that content while getting dressed in the morning or keeping a tablet next to the computer while you work. Because you can also see embedded videos, the app is essentially a visual news reader."
Similar to how you can leave the TV on for background noise, Guide can be left on and automatically pulls articles from the sites you love. It also integrates with Facebook and Twitter, so it will turn those stories into video reports based on what links have been shared in your social networking feeds.

The company said it is looking into partnerships with celebrities, so you could get your news from a Hollywood star as an in-app purchase.
"People will eventually be able to purchase celebrity avatars because wouldn't it be so fun to have Mr. T read you the news?" Laker added. "There is a lot of room for expression and brand partnerships too."
Although the app is only available for the iPad now (in alpha form), it will roll out to other platforms soon. Its beta public launch is scheduled for March.
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Voice-activated and gestures kinetic "Apple" reveals about the future of New Tlevzionha

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Planning the "Apple" of America to enter into competition with the major companies in the field of television, interactive, here is now complete what he began CEO of the late Steve Jobs and what is stated in his autobiography, prepared by "Walter Isaacson" project "TV cable" interactive and user interface described Jobs simpler than imagined. According to a report by the newspaper "The Wall Street Journal," the U.S. in this regard, Apple held a meeting with companies interested in media briefing to discuss the vision of Apple's on TV that the process of production now, it intends to introduce a device bears the features and functions of the new interactive and relies on wireless transmission to enter content through technology Apple Air Play "Airplay" broadcast video, when you watch the video on television, for example, can stop this video and run it on each of the "iPhone" and any Bad "Thanks to this technique. It also supports TV signals and body movements and control the content of television through them, but "Microsoft", the largest competitor to Apple, I entered this field your games e "X Book 360 - Kinnict" provider of technology to track the movement and the ability to identify faces and sounds. In addition to this, will Apple connect the TV to the device Tablet "iPad" smartphone "iPhone" through the transfer of programs from the TV to mobile devices of Babylon, and this property is also not new it is already the company, "Samsung", narrated by Internet users can TV "Samsung" intelligent high-quality content exchange between Samsung and other digital devices compatible with the standards of "DLAN" smart phones and tablet PCs to a private company Samsung. It is also expected to support the new Apple TV service, "Siri" personal voice assistant for the phone "iPhone 4 S" and support for voice command and control of content through it. Apple is working and the integration of the recording device "DVR" cloud serve "any Cloud", to allow users to view programs registered or purchased on the various organs phones. Reports indicate that Apple plans to launch a new Tlvazha early in the middle of next year, while other reports suggested that he might be launched in late 2012, but has not been officially announced.
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Samsung launches the application Aloetyawb technology for three-dimensional screens

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Today launched the Samsung application "YouTube on TV" for screens smart and new in this application that offers you the videos from the site known technology, three-dimensional and has already announced the first time during the IFA and has said that it will be launched before the start of the new year and here's to meet the promise and the program has the time current to 8000 video supports this technique is worth mentioning that this service operates in North America and Japan. [SAMSUNG (KOREAN)]
Samsung has unveiled a new update to the interface and services SmartTV and support service which has become a three-dimensional view videos from YouTube is expected to launch this update to the Samsung screens in the middle of the second year.
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