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Mini-projector for smartphones
Their very small displays sometimes make smartphones difficult to operate. In the future, a projector will help: if the cell phone is standing on a table, for instance, it can project a large-format display onto the table surface. The user will have the option of operating the smartphone via the projection function or from the display screen itself. […]
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Mini-projector for smartphones
Their very small displays sometimes make smartphones difficult to operate. In the future, a projector will help: if the cell phone is standing on a table, for instance, it can project a large-format display onto the table surface. The user will have the option of operating the smartphone via the projection function or from the display screen itself. […]
[read more] [image credit: Fraunhofer IFO]
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86% of smartphone owners used their phone in the past month to make real-time queries to help them meet friends, solve problems, or settle arguments…
And decide whether to visit a store or restaurant.
