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The Evolution Of Photography
Over the last couple years, drones have become a hot commodity, and they might soon influence the evolution of photography, or at least, take our selfies to the next level. ...
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Gesture-Based Controller For Smartwatch
Aria Wearable’s technology caught our attention yesterday. Aria is a gesture-based controller embedded into the strap of your smartwatch. Imagine a hands-free remote that recognizes your finger...
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Explaining TV To A Kid
20 years from now: It’s like the Internet, but on a giant box you couldn’t move. There were only like 10 good websites, and you had to wait until certain ...
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The Ultimate Mobile Device
At the Code Conference in California last week, Apple SVP of Operations Jeff Williams, made an interesting remark about the auto industry. When asked about industries Apple might pursue with ...
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NYC Self-Driving Cabs
New York City and the yellow cab are so inextricably linked that it’s hard to imagine one without thinking of the other. For decades, massive sedans sporting that iconic canary ...
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Robots Falling Down
“Go home robots, you’re drunk.” The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the same government agency that brought you the Internet, held a major robotics competition on Friday and...
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Game Of Drones
This year, drones figured prominently in Mary Meeker’s massive presentation about the state of the web. This is not a surprise as the growth of drones is quite phenomenal and ...
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The Oatmeal Vs. Apple Watch
In honor of WWC2015, here’s a brilliantly hilarious review of the Apple Watch from the Oatmeal. No doubt you’ve seen it. No? Get to it immediately. As always, The Oatmeal ...
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Moore’s Law & IoT
“The number of transistors incorporated in a chip will approximately double every 24 months” – Gordon Moore, Intel Co-founder In the video above, Intel’s VP Internet of Things Group, Philip ...
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Robots Vs. Real-Life Fruit Ninja
Robots can be master swordsmen too. That’s what a Japanese commercial for the robotics company Yaskawa Electric Corporation has recently proved. Isao Machii is one of the most skilled swordsmen ...
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Google Sidewalk Labs
Last week, Google announced the creation of an exciting new venture: Sidewalk Labs, an urban innovation company. Based in New York, Sidewalk Labs will develop new products, platforms and partnerships ...
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The Battle To Your Wrist
Who will win the battle for your wrist? Smartwatches or fitness trackers. I have started to wear a fitness tracker since 2008. My first tracker was the Fitbit Classic, a ...
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Week In Review 6/28
With so much going on in mobile, wearable tech and the Internet of Things, it is easy to miss some of the happenings in the connected world. Here are our ...
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Millennials & The Smart Home
The dream of a fully automated home is not new, but the Internet of Things has finally the potential to turn it into a reality. While the smart home trend ...
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Planting Trees With Drones
Global deforestation is one of the biggest challenges contributing to climate change. Currently, the world destroys 26 billion trees per year, while it only replants about 15 billion. Even if ...
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Week In Review 7/5
Happy 4th of July weekend everyone! With so much going on in mobile, wearable tech and the Internet of Things, it is easy to miss some of the happenings in ...
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London Smart Traffic Lights
London is about to get smarter, and more bike friendly. The UK capital is testing a new adaptive-traffic control system that detects cyclists and adjusts traffic lights using sensor data. ...
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HoloLens At Case Western Reserve University
Microsoft believes that augmented reality will contribute to advances in productivity, collaboration, and innovation. In a new video released this week, the tech firm uses HoloLens augmented reality...
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