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Sony MDR-1000X review: The Sony MDR-1000X are the company's flagship Bluetooth headphones. They come with advanced noise cancelling feature, which Sony claims is the best in the business. But is that really the case? And more importantly, how do they sound? Let's find out. Design The 1000X have the traditional Sony laidback design. The headphones are entirely painted in black, giving them a very stealthy look, which is great if you don't want them to attract a lot of attention when you are wearing them outdoors. The earcups and headband are covered in soft synthetic leather that gives them a premium...

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Samsung was granted yet another patent for flexible display technology: Bendable and flexible screens have been a lot like the iconic self-lacing shoes from Back to the Future for some time now. There has been a lot of of talk about the feasibility of the technology at least as far back as three years ago and we have all grown so accustomed to the thought, that it almost feels weird it is not a thing yet. It also seems like Samsung has been involved in the better part of said talks and rumors and understandably so, since the Korean giant has now amassed a decent collection of patents and proof of concepts on the matter. The more astute among you, might...

Samsung was granted yet another patent for flexible display technology Could we finally be on the verge of mass-marketable, bendable and foldable panels?