Apple could be in the process of developing a slow-motion camera. Reports suggest the camera will be able to record videos at 120-frames per second. Impressive, considering the iPhone 5 can only shoot videos at 30 frames per second.
Currently being developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, this snake robot can maneuver its way into spaces that conventional robots can’t.
If you have been longing for anything to viral on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube you need to aim for this part of the brain. The Temporo-Parietal Junction, or the TPJ.
Some very exciting improvements on the Garmin front are in store for lovers of this device. The latest improvement to the navigation device is the Head-Up display (HUD), which displays all your directions on your windscreen.
Did you know your Mac has a secret calculator? Is your desktop cluttered with files. These tips will clean up your Mac and give you that extra knowledge that will make your life easier.
This is everything you need to about what the next Apple iPhone could have in store for you. From fingerprint scanning technology to better camera quality, click through to find out more.
These are the other projects Google is working on and they are being developed by Google’s secret group, Google X. Their job is to “make the world a better place” with the help of these products.
If you spend a lot of time on social media, this infographic is for you. When your updates are inconsistent, your fans, friends and followers notice the changes in your behaviour and this could cause a lower level of engagment.
These apps will assist you with almost everything and will also make your life easier. These are the top 15 apps for Android as suggested by TIME magazine.
These five apps may rub some poeple up the wrong way, and one was even banned. From making sexting easier to how to have sex while in a snuggie, these are quite something.
Michael Birch, founder of Bebo the social networking site, sold the website for $850 million to AOL in 2005, but Birch has now bought back his webiste for a mere $1 million – just to to play around with it and see if it can once again prosper.
Apple has filed for a trademark of the name iWatch in Japan last month fueling speculation that the company could be developing the much anticipated wristwatch.
This is Google’s graveyard, the place where great ideas go to rest. For all time. Google Reader was the latest addition to the graveyard, having been axed last night.
Say goodbye to the traditional plaster cast. This new 3D printed cast designed by Jake Evill looks amazingly badass, and has the added benefit of accessibility in the event of an itch. The Cortex Exoskeleton is lighter, stronger, and more supportive than traditional casts applied to broken limbs.
Apple’s proposed cheaper iPhone, which they have not confirmed has sparked an avalanche of rumours. This is the latest leaked picture of the casing that the iphone will have, plastic and brightly coloured.
Nearly two years in the making and finally this amazing superhydrophobic spray from developers NeverWet has reached the shelves of Home Depot. This super spray repels mud, water and pretty much any other liquid.
What’s the app? Well, it allows users to pay for things from their phones, similar to Paypal. And joint investors have put down R248 million to fund the app that remains somewhat of a mystery.
Buttercup the duck was born with a backwards left foot. His owner Mike Garey made the decision to amputate it due to complications that may arise. Working together with 3D printing company NovaCopy they designed and developed a mould for the foot.
This started it all. This Apple-1 designed and developed by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and currently owned by Ted Perry is being auctioned at Christie’s. Get your bid in.
Today the Internet has over 2,7 billion users and 634 million websites – a far cry from when it all began. We all know the Internet is huge and we know that it is continuously growing. This infogrpahic gives you a taste of that growth.
This could be the perfect invention for those chilly winter mornings. Gloves that double as a phone. This is exactly what O2, a communications company, has unveiled. The glove phone is phase two of the company’s Recycle collection. Designer Sean Miles constructed the gloves from vintage Mui Mui and Pineider gloves and coupled that with recycled phone parts. These […]
What if we told you that the cash reserves of the world’s five largest tech companies hovered in the region of $333 billion. And that’s not what they’re worth, mind you. That’s just what they have lying around, for the sake of spending. The number’s so large, it’s genuinely difficult to comprehend. Which is why it’s helpful to visualise all that cash lying in a pile.
More speculations about the next iPhone are about, but these claims come from “reliable” sources. You may be able to purchase your iPhone in different colours, and you may be afforded different screen size options too.
The science fiction of ET flying home on a bicycle is fast becoming a reality. Three Czech companies have teamed up to design this prototype of a flying bike.
Backyard Brains is a company that is attempting to bring neuroscience into the classroom with the help of RoboRoach. RoboRoach was developed to inspire young minds to find cures for neurological diseases.
We all wish our pets could talk. Apart from the fact that it would be very cute, they would also be able to communicate important information with us. Like when they were sick, we only ever notice something when it is too late. But this device, Whistle, is looking to aid early detection of problems.
iAds on iRadio are set to make Apple some serious cash. For those who are not familiar with iRadio, it is the new music streaming feature on iOS 7.
Biomedical engineering professor Bin He from the Univeristy of Minnesota is the brains behind this technology. The technology is a brain-computer interface which enables people to use their thoughts to direct the robot. It’s not only in X-men movies.
There is no need to get out of bed to turn off the lights when you are cosy. A simple gesture will do. This new gesture technology uses your movements and Wi-Fi to make your life even easier.
It is not news straight from the horse’s mouth, but close enough. Brian White, a Topeka Capital analyst, believes the next iPhone and iPod will have fingerprint scanning. This would be a major update for the iPhone 5s.