Unity is one of the leading development engines in the world, and with good reason. It’s compatible with a wide array of operating systems and features a powerful, visually-lead editor, to boot. That engine today just got even more attractive for game devs – the Unity team has added 2D game development tools.
Mimoco’s BatteryBot isn’t the first backup battery charger to be
released, but, it is the first one to bring style into the product
field. With a cycle life of 500 full charges, the BatteryBot is no
slouch in the technical department either. How does it stack up similar
products, though?
Has your wife been drinking your chocolate milk? Or was it the dog? This new spy camera may help you settle this issue once and for all.
Need a holiday gift for winter walkers, runners, hikers, or other
outdoors-people? What about a pair of ear muffs with audio speakers or a
Bluetooth wireless speaker? How about one gadget that performs all
three functions?
Dodging the need for a separate sound card, Gigabyte’s new Intel board offers a Sound Blaster chip baked right on, among a few other curious audiophile-targeted features.
From what I’ve seen, it seems that VTech scored a homerun with their
large lineup of colorful, educational and entertaining dinosaur/vehicle
hybrids. Any toy that dares to teach kids about the long-clawed
Therizinosaurus is a winner in my book!
Rental shops were hit pretty hard by the birth of digital distribution. With platforms like Steam and Netflix around, no one bothers to rent anymore – no one really needs to. That’s bad news for Blockbuster – which today finally signed off for good; its parent company plans to leave physical retail.
Have you ever wanted to be a ninja? How about a tech ninja? Or maybe you
just want to stay warm, dry, and keep your passport and credit cards
secure. Whatever the case may be, Avid Union is hoping to fulfil your crazy dreams with the Tech Jacket and Tech Hoodie, outerwear that is more than meets the eye.
Though the Nintendo Wii is still being sold in Canada and the United States, across the ocean in Europe it’s been discontinued – replaced with the smaller, cheaper Wii Mini. Nintendo might intend on that same course, in the West. Yesterday, it announced plans to bring the Wii’s little sister to the States.
Touting a full 360 degree viewing angle, the Bublcam allows users to not only take spherical panoramas, but gives them the ability to livestream in a full 360 degree viewing field as well. Set to release May 2014, how does the Bublcam stand up to other 360 degree cameras on the market?
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