Where's my solar-powered iPhone?

	Research may lead to stretchable, bendable smartphones | Hungry? Let's print lunch
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	Where's my solar-powered iPhone? Is there a solar-powered smartphone in your future? Mike Elgan thinks so, and he explains what's being done right now to bring that technology to reality. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Preparing Your Infrastructure for the Hyperconvergence Era From cloud computing and virtualization to mobility and unified communications, an array of innovative technologies is transforming today's data centers. And along the way, they're also flooding corporate networks with enormous new torrents of traffic. Read Now In this Issue Research may lead to stretchable, bendable smartphones Hungry? Let's print lunch Elon Musk: Tesla's driverless car will be street-ready in three years NASA targets 3D printing for astronauts, cheap satellites Research may lead to stretchable, bendable smartphones   UCLA researchers reported this week that they have created a light-emitting electronic display that can be stretched, folded and twisted, while remaining lit and snapping back into its original shape. Read More   Hungry? Let's print lunch Companies are beginning to 3D printers to print cakes, candies and even chocolate. At the same time, laboratories are working on printing entire meals that would be customized to each person's metabolism. Read More   Elon Musk: Tesla's driverless car will be street-ready in three years Tesla Motors founder Elon Musk has raised the ante on the rest of the automobile industry, declaring in a recent interview with the Financial Times that his company's self-driving car will be street-ready by 2016. Read More   NASA targets 3D printing for astronauts, cheap satellites NASA is working on creating satellites on 3D printers that would deploy wafers with radio transmitters as well as 3D printers on the international space station to custom build parts. Read More
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