29 days ago
Microsoft has announced the new Xbox, it is called the Xbox One. It has some interesting features and great processing power, but some say It’s not much of an improvement. The Xbox One focuses a lot on voice control, and is controlled by a kinect like device. You can also use Windows 8′s snap...
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about 1 month ago
Without doubt there are a lot of cool places on our planet, thanks to software like google earth we can explore our homeworld without even leaving our homes. It doesnt beat being there, but here are some cool/odd things discovered trough google earth. Here you can try google streetview under the...
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about 1 month ago
This is without doubt the biggest music box i have ever seen. Commissioned by the Cleveland Institute of Art and developed in partnership with Ohio CAT, ['The Music Box'] sees the american artist dismantling a 22, 000 lb steamroller in which he refabricates more than 80% of the machine–though...
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about 1 month ago
So we already have devices that can harness electricity from microorganisms, now what if the self powered bacteria could transfer information. A new technology from MIT uses bacteria as analog circuits, previously the same team have been able to use DNA in tiny organisms such as bacteria to...
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about 1 month ago
Telemedicine is a concept that has been discussed too many times in the past. The idea is several years old; however it is seeing the light of day only now. The excitement is because of the iRobot Corp’s creation that cleared the toughest obstacle, which is the FDA. The robot christened RP-VITA...
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about 1 month ago
World’s Leading Annual Innovation Event Welcomes More Than 150,000 Industry Professionals Arlington, Va., May 7, 2013 – The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)®, owner and producer of the International CES®, today announced the results of an independent audit that confirmed a record number of...
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about 1 month ago
Sony has already demoed an early version of the PS4, and the WiiU has been on sale for some time. So what will Microsoft do for this generation of consoles? Supposedly it will be called Xbox 720, but we will have to wait and see if that part is true. Microsoft has however demoed something that...
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about 1 month ago
At this time there are several people doing research on the South Pole. And so naturally they need a way to check for dangers, dangerous crevices in the ice for example. This is it, the simpler than you may think ‘Yeti’ robot. “It’s simple and inexpensive, yet effective,” said Laura Ray, an...
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about 1 month ago
So we can 3D print regular sized things, and really, really small things. What about huge things? Soon enough. The European Space Agency plans to 3D print a whole building, and on the moon. Certainly it will take some time, and they didnt announce a set date. But imagine what 3D printing...
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about 1 month ago
These days we can generate electricity from just about anything. All energy can be converted to electricity, and now, even the tiny bit of energy that is generated when viruses crawl. Quite amazing, and technologies like these will definitely be a big part of our future. Imagine your phone...
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about 1 month ago
This tiny camera is inspired by the way insects eyes work. The tiny camera has 180 microlenses which gives it a 180° viewing angle. This however is just the prototype, they plan to improve it. And if they are successful they will be more effective than the real thing. “Researchers hope their...
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about 1 month ago
Even if it is easy to get bad reception on earth, once a signal exists the atmosphere it travels without resistance. The probe that NASA landed on Saturn’s moon Titan wasn’t any stronger than a modern day cellphone. And so NASA thought, why not make satellites out of cheaper components. Like a...
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about 1 month ago
Lasers can be used for many things, measurement, drilling, surgery, projectors and more. But they can also be a lot of fun, in this video you get to see a powerful blue laser pop 100 balloons in a row.
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about 1 month ago
Microsofts new marketing trick is like nothing I’ve ever seen, they put in a functional wifi hotspot into a magazine. Which means that people who bought the special issue of Forbes got themselves a T-Mobile router which can give you free wifi for up to 15 days. Not bad, really not bad. but not...
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about 1 month ago
Click to view slideshow. Imagine if it was as easy to make things on the nanoscale as in normal scale. That might soon be reality, these nanostructures here were made using a sort of nano 3D printer. It’s supposed to be incredibly much faster than previous methods for constructing nano objects like these. The 3D printer uses a liquid resin, which is hardened at precisely the correct spots by a...
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about 1 month ago
What do you usually do with your gadgets and mobiles except for basic use like making calls? You may love playing games on your smart phones, tablets, listening music, or surfing the internet on them. And actually watching videos on the devices is also very popular to us. If you are keen on...
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2 months ago
Like the galaxy Note wasn’t big enough, here comes the galaxy Mega with a 6.3″ touchscreen. Yet it only weighs 199g (0.44lb), which is pretty good for that size. However Samsung was not clear on whether or not it even supports 1080P altough Samsung is marketing the phone as having a...
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2 months ago
This touchscreen is something of a unique, you see its not completely flat. Or rather, you can bend it and form it with your fingers. The idea is to improve touch gestures by bringing a physical feeling to it. Whether it s a good idea or not, who knows. But it looks really nice and i would love...
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2 months ago
There have been many cool things 3D printed, even automatic rifles. So what makes this special? Not to imply a functional 3D printed motor isnt awesome enough. But also, picture machines that can copy themselves, and make its own spare parts. This is a step towards just that. Most 3D printers...
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2 months ago
Wow that was fast, Nintendo has already set a date for which the original Wii’s online services cease to work. Why so soon? Well naturally they want people to buy the WiiU. I just feel a tad bit sorry for the people who still use their wii. The channels will be switched off on Jun 28. The Today’s Accomplishments and the Wii Shop Channel will however remain active. ‘We at Nintendo sincerely...
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