Samsung just took another step into science fiction. South Korea has just granted the tech giant a patent for contact lenses with a display that can project images straight into the user’s eye. The ...

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If you have seen the movie Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, then you may remember the scene where IMF agent William Brandt (played by Jeremy Renner) used a smart contact lens to take photos of ...

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Shunning smart glasses, Samsung has filed a patent for smart contact lenses with a built-in camera that is controlled by blinking and a tiny display that projects images directly into the user’s eye.