With the arrival of the Samsung Gear, and the highly anticipated Google Glass on the horizon, wearable technology seems to be the new chapter in essential gadgets. Enter "The Earclip-type Wearable PC," an ambitious project that will grant users complete control of a miniature ear computer with a wiggle of the tongue, a raised eyebrow, or even clenching your teeth.
In the world of apps like SnapChat and Instagram, the selfie reigns
supreme. To prove that point, did you know that "selfie" was the word of
the year in 2013 according to the Oxford Dictionaries? For those of you
that have been living under a rock for the past five years, selfie is a
term used to describe the action taken when taking a picture of one’s
self. #TheSelfie (Hashtag included in the product name) is a
shutter controlling device to make taking selfies easier.
Samsung and LG pair fitness technology with their new smartphones. In recent years, we have see the rise in fitness technology, like heart rate monitors and fitbands. Now smartphone companies are getting involved. The Samsung Galaxy S5 and LG G Flex will soon release their own fitness gadgets. By marketing fitness technology with smartphones, more people are being exposed to technology that facillitates an active lifestyle.
Welcome to Spritz, a new spin on reading. By using speed, conditioning, and optimal recognition point science, you can learn how to read up to 1000 words-per-minute. Available on the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Gear 2, will Spritz change the way we read as humans, or, will it need to wait until other technologies catch up first?
Google made an exciting announcement today: Project Tango. Although it’s not directly related to robotics, the underlying technology could very well lead to some pretty amazing developments. I should back up a bit, though: basically, Tango is a smartphone that can map your surroundings. Literally.
Two clever apps have recently been released that encourage cats to take
selfies…. if you can keep your cats interested in the moving object
long enough to snap the photo. After all, they’re cats!
Jeans made just for the common smart phone user with a see through pocket for texting or surfing the web with convenience is now available. Would you buy it?
Within the next five years we may have holographic telephone systems akin to the Dejarik game in Star Wars (you know… the one with the little monsters… "Let the Wookiee win"). I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait!
If you want something even faster than online ordering for pizza, check out this Blue Tooth ordering system in Dubai!
If you’ve a handheld gaming console and a smartphone, which do you play more? If you looked over to your droid or iPhone, you aren’t alone. Turns out, gamers across the world are increasingly looking to phones instead of gaming handhelds for entertainment.
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