by Bogdan Petrovan, 3 weeks ago

A concept video of the rumored Google smartwatch emerged online. Fan concepts show up online all the time, but in most cases they are dream devices with made up specs and futuristic designs that have…

by Adam Koueider, 1 month ago

Smartphones and the internet are together making the world a more equal, well informed, and overall better place to live in. With the two technologies put together, almost anyone can gather information, start a company…

by Andrew Roach, 1 month ago

Samsung is getting closer to commercializing the first devices featuring a plastic-based (flexible) display. According to a report from the OLED Association, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will be on show at the IFA 2013 Berlin show in…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 1 month ago

LG Display is aiming to ship the first flexible displays for mobile applications this year, beating Samsung to the market. Flexible displays have been a common appearance at consumer electronics shows and in technology predictions…

by Nate Swanner, 1 month ago

Was the Samsung Galaxy S4 the next big thing? Is the HTC One a game changer? The answer to both is the same: no. Even if they were groundbreaking, or otherwise overly impressive, there is…

by Andrew Grush, 1 month ago

Imagine getting 3,200 mAh of capacity out of something the size of a 2,000 mAh battery. That’s exactly what Hitachi Maxell’s new battery technology can do. This isn’t the first time we’ve been promised battery technology…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 month ago

Google Glass Explorers has selected the lucky few to have the chance of pre-ordering the glasses before everyone else. According to a post on the Project Glass Google Plus page, the results are in, and…

by Bogdan Bele, 2 months ago

Rumors of a Google smartwatch being built by the company itself have been floating around for a while, but now a report suggests that Google’s Android team is the one working on the project. The…

by Bogdan Bele, 2 months ago

Google has applied for a patent that describes a technology that would allow Google Glass to recognize and control various objects. According to the patent application (source link below), it could superimpose images of a…

by Bogdan Bele, 2 months ago

Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a software which can use a smartphone, PC or tablet camera to monitor a person’s pulse. The greatest part is that it only takes around five seconds to get a reading….

by Bogdan Petrovan, 2 months ago

A new Google-funded app will let Glass recognize and point people in a crowd, based on the clothes and accessories they wear. When you think about identifying a person, the first technology that comes to…

by Robert Triggs, 3 months ago

Those who like to follow hardware will have no-doubt noticed the increasing prevalence of quad-core processors in top of the line products, and it looks like the trend is set to continue with the introduction…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 3 months ago

Google has planned two Project Glass “hackatons” for next week, but attending developers will be bound by some pretty restricting NDAs. The hackatons are called Google Glass Foundry events, and will take place in New…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 4 months ago

Google Glass, the brainchild of the folks working in Google’s fabled X labs, seems plucked straight out of a sci-fi movie. But the “smart glasses” are very real, and the designers and engineers that make…

by Jason Gutierrez, 4 months ago

With CES 2013 now over, the New Year is looking quite promising with respect to the technology market, especially in the world of Android. Big name companies have already shown off all kinds of goodies…