Tag: Tech
-
Movo Wave Fitness Tracker Costs $30
The Wave, from a new startup called Movo, pack an impressive number of sensors and is really cheap.
-
Shoot Fireballs With Pyro Costs $174
The new device from magician Adam Wilber, you can do just that; having the ability to shoot fireballs from our hands.
-
YouTube Testing GIF Sharing Option
YouTube is testing a GIF sharing option; apart from Share (for a URL), Embed (for HTML code) and Email (take a guess).
-
Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 SoC Supports 450 Mbps LTE
It’s already pretty clear that most of next year’s flagship Android smartphones will be powered by Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon 810 chipset.
-
Instagram Is Now Bigger Than Twitter
Instagram announced Tuesday that 300 million people log into its site every month. That puts the photo-sharing site ahead of Twitter.
-
Dolby Is Launching Super Vivid IMAX Theater Competitor
Dolby has just announced a huge new project, but it’s not about audio as you’d expect; it’s about the upcoming launch of its IMAX competitor called Dolby Cinema.
-
More Than 2000 NoPhones Ordered For Holidays
It’s a Kickstarter-funded slab of plastic that is supposed to be a smartphone substitute for those who can’t let go of their handset.
-
Corning Unveils New Gorilla Glass 4
Corning has unveiled the sequel to its popular Gorilla Glass. Version 4 is better at falling; it survives 80% of drops from 1m (3.3ft) on a rough surface meant to emulate the jagged surfaces encountered in daily use.
-
Triumph Frozen Bra Changes Colors
A bizarre high-tech bra prototype inspired by “Frozen” needs two people to touch each other to change colors and patterns.
-
Watch Out For Ebola Fears In Email Scam
Beware of emails about the Ebola virus in the coming days. It could be a scam to obtain your personal information.
-
FKA Twigs Calls On Google Glass For Dance Tips
FKA Twigs already have a reputation for using technology to make artistic statements in her music videos, and her latest takes this to its logical extreme.
-
Google Backs Magic Leap On Augmented Reality
Google has just backed the Magic Leap and behind them on augmented reality startup shrouded in mystery. An ambitious, stealthy startup recruits Google, Qualcomm, and VC and Hollywood A-listers to build next-gen augmented reality and has funded Magic Leap to the tune of $542 million.
-
Facebook Safety Check For Natural Disasters
Facebook’s latest feature Safety Check notifications are pushed to users when natural disaster hits and area you have listed as your location, where you’ve checked in on Nearby Friends, or where you recently logged in from.
-
Google Trial To Chat With Doctors
The Google has just confirmed Engadget that it is trying a feature Google Trial; it lets you chat with Doctors when you are searching for the symptoms on the web.
-
LG adds Tweet-TV enabled Android Phone
Mobile digital television finally take off LG will be ready and its last concept is the design of the device. The auto stereoscopic 3D screen shown at CES is the Tweet-TV. At the National Association of Broadcasters show this week its demonstrating the prototype Android phone with a Harris MDTV antenna that also pulls in…
