What Tech Will Be Hot In 2015
2014 saw a lot of progress in technology, 3d printed cars and prostheses, robotic helpers and football players, as well as mini drones and not forgetting the internet of things
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Patch My PC – An All In One Software Update Tool
Outdated software are obviously vulnerable against malwares, viruses, hacker attacks and a potential risk for the sensitive data stored on computers. Program updates keep Windows computers safe and secure. If
Over 2 Billion Smartphones Will Circulate in 2016
The popularity of smartphones will continue to stair-step until they account for the majority of mobile phones worldwide in 2018, according to a new report from research firm eMarketer. In
How to Make Text More Readable on Android
No matter how good the screens are on our phones and tablets, the text is just too darn tiny if you have weak eyesight. But if you have a device
A Drone that can sit in the Palm of your Hand
Researchers at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands believe that in a few years it will be as common place to have a drone in your pocket as
Nokia HERE availabe on Google Play Store
One of Nokia’s strengths, before the major part of the company got acquired by Microsoft, was the fact that its devices came with a solid maps and navigation app called
The Top Apps, Movies, Music Of 2014
Google has just released a complete list of most popular stuff on Google Play for 2014. Frozen, The Walking Dead, and Fancy by Iggy Azalea all placed at the top
What is an Android Mini PC and Why Should I Get One ?
Android mini PC’s are relatively new and have only became popular a few years ago. They are now highly sought after devices that use a HDMI port to connect directly
PuzzlePhone – New Project Ara Competitor
Google’s Project Ara isn’t the only hope for phones with replaceable and upgradeable parts. Finland’s Circular Devices is developing an alternative concept called the Puzzlephone, which breaks the handset down
Fujitsu’s high-tech light bulb shines data on objects
Researchers have already figured out how to turn an array of LED light bulbs into a wireless data network. Now they’re using them to “print” invisible data onto physical objects.
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