Sproutling, the Future of Parenting
Sproutling, a baby monitor designed by a team of former Apple and Google engineers, straps onto your baby’s ankle and measure vital signs, and provides insights on sleep patterns and
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Engineers made a battery-free radio the size of an ant
This is the promise of the near future: all of your gadgets — from your smartphone to your fridge — will be able to talk to each other, wirelessly communicating
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Dyson 360 Eye Brings a Revolution in Cleaning Technology
This year’s IFA – Berlin Trade show – has seen a wide selection of devices and new gadgets especially phones and wearable technology as well as robotics and household
Wrist-mounted Robot Could Add Two Fingers to Your hand
Can you remove a bottle cap using a single hand? You can with a wearable robot. A wrist-mounted robot created by MIT(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) could add two long fingers
Using GoTenna’s Pocket Antenna to Send Texts When There’s No Network Available
When a cell service is down, it can be super inconvenience or potentially even worse. GoTenna aims to keep smartphones connected without any need for central connectivity. GoTenna is a
A 512GB SD Card
Top Memory experts, SanDisk have designed and made a SD card with 512 gigabytes (GB) of storage room, which is the most noteworthy limit ever to be made available. With
Steve Ballmer wrote Windows’ classic Crtl+Alt+Delete text
Windows is famous for its blue screen of death, but back in the early days of the operating system, that familiar blue hue wasn’t limited to system-crashing errors alone. Windows
‘Virtual Walk’ Through Egyptian Relics
Google has brought its street view technology to one of the world’s most iconic archaeological sites, the company announced Wednesday. “Now the Egypt of your imagination can be brought to
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