Metaio Wants To Help You Build A Holodeck
Google's Project Tango isn't the only play for augmented reality out there, with Metaio releasing what it describes as a 6D Augmented Reality Holodeck system…
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Pebble Adds Misfit Watchface For Fitness Tracking
Wearable firm Misfit has inked a deal with Pebble to turn the smartwatch into a fitness tracker, allowing users to monitor their steps and activity…
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Twelve New Glassware Apps Hit Google Wearable Before IO
The 2014 edition of Google I/O is about to begin, but not before a whole new batch of apps for Google Glass can be launched.…
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Minuum Bends Its Way Onto The Moto 360
The company trying to put a keyboard everywhere you look is t it again. Minuum, who have dedicated themselves to being on every platform possible,…
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Watch GTA V As A First-Person Shooter, Looking Like Half-Life
If we didn’t know better, we’d guess that this Grand Theft Auto 5 video was created with Valve’s Source engine. Instead, modded XBLToothPik suggests he’s…
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Lenovo's Glass Rival Just Hit The Patent Office
Lenovo has been working on its own Glass-style wearable, patenting a head-mounted display with twin transparent screens that could capture audio and video. Billed somewhat…
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Curiosity Rover Takes Mars Selfie On First Birthday
While the rover itself has technically been in service for far longer than a year, its Mars visit has now lasted one full Martian cycle.…
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Apple TV Adds ABC News And More In Streaming Shore-Up
Apple TV has seen another update, bringing ABC News as well as several other new or updated sources to the set-top box. Although ABC already…
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Nest Google Privacy Row Resumes As Thermostat Hacked
Nest's announcement that it will share user data with Google as well as third-party services like Logitech and Jawbone has unsurprisingly reawakened privacy concerns, coinciding…
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Samsung Ultra HD TV Range Expands With Curved Sets & More
Samsung has boosted its Ultra HD TV range, including a pair of curved sets and a sizable 85-inch model for those with big living rooms.…
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S Review: 10.5 And 8.4 Android Glamour
Samsung has always been at the forefront of envelope-pushing when it comes to slim tablets, and the Galaxy Tab S is no exception. Challenging Apple’s…
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Galaxy Note 4 Exynos Beats Qualcomm Snapdragon 805
One leaked configuration of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4 phablet shows an unreleased Exynos 5433 processor. While that may sound rather unexciting, scores from…
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Marvel's Kevin Feige Talks Guardians Sequel And More
Marvel's President Kevin Feige took to a Q&A session while in Barcelona recently, talking all things Marvel movies, including whether a sequel to the upcoming…
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Dolby Brings Atmos Surround Sound To Your Living Room
Dolby has brought its fancy new surround technology first to the cinemas and then to mobile devices. Now the audio experts are bringing Atmos back…
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Mowz Startup Lets You Get Your Lawn Mowed Via Your Smartphone
On vacation and forgot to arrange for your lawn to be mowed? Mowz has your back (depending on where you're located). The start-up has targeted…
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HP Labs' Memristor Can Turn RAM Into SSDs
HP has what it calls "The Machine", practically a researcher's plaything for experimenting on emerging computer technologies. One such technology that is already quite close…
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Unbreakable New Panasonic Toughpads Will Break Wallets Instead
Panasonic may not be as active in the smartphone rat race anymore, but it isn't completely out of the rugged mobile device ring yet. It…
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Surface Pro 3 iFixit Teardown: DIYers Beware
The folks at iFixit have taken to Microsoft's latest slate, the Surface Pro 3, to see how it fares for those who dare go the…
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Civilization Revolution 2 Will Be Exclusively Mobile
2K Games has just made a revelation that would elate smartphone-wielding fans of the Civilization franchise. The sequel to 2008's turn-based strategy game, slyly named…
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Point Of View Tablets Arrive With Windows, Quad-Core Processors
Point of View has rolled out some new Windows 8.1 tablets, all of them featuring quad-core processors. That aside, the tablets come with various specs…
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Nokia X2 Is What The Nokia Should Have First Launched
It is probably the fastest smartphone turnover ever. Just four months after Nokia, which was still really Nokia back then, unveiled the Nokia X and…
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Amazon And Warner Bros. Pre-Order Squabble Tipped As Nearing End
The spat between Amazon and Warner Bros. over movie pre-orders is nearing its end, if sources that spoke to The Wall Street Journal are correct.…
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Nest Developer Program Aims To Connect All Your Things
Though Nest products are gorgeous, many have wondered just how they’d work in unison with other connected home products. As the platform race for your…
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iPhone 6 Reportedly Hits Production In July
Rumors of Apple's next iPhone come in bounds, and have long posited that the handset will come in two model sizes: one with a 4.7-inch…
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Cruise RP-1 Autopilot Rolls Out To New Cars Next Year
If you're dreaming of a future where cars zip you to work while you lay back and catch a few extra Zzzs, you're going to…
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Microsoft: Trade In Your Macbook Air, Get Surface Pro 3 Credit
Microsoft is pining for new converts to its Surface Pro 3, and as incentive it is offering Microsoft Store credit for its new device. The…
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South Korea Debates Video Game Addiction
South Korea is facing what it calls a video game addiction problem, something that has caused incidents, some more tragic than others. Aiming to address…
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