Google thinks, correctly, that the worst thing about modern photography is the part where you actually have to do something with all the pictures you take. Now, it’s doing something for you with a new feature for Google+ Photos called Stories.
Los Angeles automaker Icon is best known for creating classic-looking 4x4s for well-heeled off-roaders. Its latest offering, however, has just two wheels and is made for the pavement.
If you rely on Google Calendars to plan out your day, these time-saving keyboard shortcuts will turn you into a scheduling master.
Oculus has found a way to make a headset that does more than just hang a big screen in front of your face. By combining stereoscopic 3-D, 360-degree visuals, and a wide field of view—along with a supersize dose of engineering and software magic—it hacks your visual cortex. As far as your brain is concerned, there’s no difference between experiencing something on the Rift and experiencing it in the real world.
Bike Hugger’s limited edition waxed canvas Hugga Tool Rolls are handmade in Seattle and built to hold a spare tire, CO2 canisters, as well as a couple bike tools.
While the idea sounds great on paper, Sony’s high-end clip-on smartphone camera isn’t worth the money.
On this week’s episode: The rise of awesome cheap phones, side-by-side app multitasking (possibly) coming to iOS 8, the future of Microsoft Surface, the shaky present of iMessage, and why David Byrne’s totally steamed over Android.
What you shove into the overhead bin is your business. But gear-hounds like us care deeply. Choosing a bag that holds all your stuff and won’t get taken at the gate depends as much on personal style as the places you roam.
With the RX100 III, Sony takes an already stellar compact camera series and makes it even better.
A new breed of cheap but powerful handsets are about to transform industries and change the way we communicate.
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