Tag Archives: hardware

APPLE
The Apple Watch is Here, Well Almost

We’ve been hearing speculation about Apple’s first wearable device, the iWatch, for some time now. Its been over four years since the release of a major new product category by the company (hence the iPad launch in 2010). Well, we … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Cyborg Unplug Kicks Glassholes off Your Wi-Fi

Ever been annoyed at the thought of someone hoppin’ onto your protected Wi-Fi network? One of those people who considers Google Glass users to be “Glassholes” who are surveying your every move? Originally designed for detecting drones, hidden microphones, and … Continue reading →

 

DELL
Alienware Reveals Triangular Gaming PC, Uses Intel’s Core i7 Processors

Alienware, famous for selling very powerful gaming computers (which, unironically, have an alien-like appearance), has gone through some changes in the past few years. Now the company’s well-respected desktop gaming PC has returned, and it is powerful. Called the Alienware … Continue reading →

 

DISPLAY SCREEN TECHNOLOGY
Leap Motion is Ready to Enhance Your VR Experience

Of course you all remember the Leap Motion Controller, which allows PC and Mac users to control their devices by waving their hands and fingers in front of them. It’s ability to mimic our exact movements has made it more … Continue reading →

 

BATTERY & POWER TECHNOLOGY
Estimote’s ‘Nearables’ For Proximity- Based Apps and Notifications

As you walk, your eyes are constantly processing everything around you, scanning for recognizable objects to give you context and help you navigate. If you close your eyes, it takes only a few moments for your brain to lose that … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
OnBeep “Star Trek” like Communicator Puts You in Instant Contact

A team with well-spent time at Apple, Motorola, Google, iRobot, and Amazon have been secretly working on a new hardware device designed for groups of people to talk to one another with the ease of just one button. No smartphone … Continue reading →

 

INTEL
Microsoft Partners with Intel for DIY Mini PC, Sharks Cove

The Raspberry Pi, a credit-card sized single-board computer developed in the UK, has become a hugely popular sensation since it’s start in 2012. It not only created waves in the developer/computer community, but even had big rivals like Intel and … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
CloudBits- Connect Your LittleBits Creation to the Internet

LittleBits Electronics, an open source library of modular electronics that snap together with magnets, is already something of a darling with hardware hackers and designers. Over time, these components have become more and more sophisticated, and now the company is … Continue reading →

 

SMARTPHONES & MOBILE DEVICES
Data You Thought You Wiped May Still Be on Your Smatphone

Whether you decide to sell your smart device on eBay or simply pass it on to a friend once you upgrade, wiping your smartphone‘s data isn’t as easy as we thought. Antivirus security vendor Avast, published a report on Wednesday … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Is Hewlett-Packard’s “The Machine” the Future of Computing? (Part I)

The tech world gives us something new and revolutionary to talk about almost every day – new supercomputers, printers that create human skulls, televisions that think for themselves and phones that can out think Stephen Hawking himself. With so much … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
The Micro-Console Could Be The Next Trend In Gaming, The $99 Playstation TV Offers 1,000 Titles, Can Remote Play

Heard of Vita TV? Well, it’s coming to America, with a few changes in store, first! Among Sony’s highly anticipated proclamations during its E3 press conference, Sony announced it will be bringing the PlayStation TV mini console/streaming media device to … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Glance Smartwatch Add-On Accessory, The Perfect Accomplice To Your Favorite Wristwatch

Despite the companies that have caught on, consumers have yet to really fall in love with wearing a smartwatch. Is it because they don’t like they appearance of the devices? Or is it the fact that some people already have … Continue reading →

 

DISPLAY SCREEN TECHNOLOGY
Yes, Facebook Really Did Buy The Oculus Rift, Stupid Or Insightful?

Is Facebook turning into Google? Well, it sure did make a Google-esque move by purchasing hardware in hopes of it working autonomously with its social media network. What in the world does a social networking behemoth have to do with … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Sony And Panasonic Announce Archival Disc, Optical Disc Storing 300 GB to 1TB

We are all well aware digital storage has been moving away from disc long enough for us to say “USB”, “storage drive”, “MP3”, “iTunes”, and even “Pandora”. What about cloud storage? Well, most of everything is there, such as optical … Continue reading →