Google Glass integrated 'fashion fingerprint'
In addition to the ability to identify faces, smart glass Google Glass can also help wearers identify acquaintances through clothing, according to news reports New Scien…
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In addition to the ability to identify faces, smart glass Google Glass can also help wearers identify acquaintances through clothing, according to news reports New Scien…
On March 18th, Japanese technology firm Fujitsu announced a phone capable of capturing the user's circuit through the face.
At $ 60, users will receive an eyeCharm, a Kinect extension that will replace the use of a mouse on a computer.
By connecting monitors and devices to the same computer network, users can play video from any device on any screen, based on Intel's new technology.
Users can now play with the iPad in any position: whether sitting, lying or standing. They can even be placed on the table or on the cushion and do not need to be held i…
Space Top, the designation for the 3D computer model, was created by Microsoft, equipped with a unique interface that allows users to manipulate and interact in a comple…
The EMBRACE + is a new electronic device that connects wirelessly to a smartphone that can light up different colors while receiving notifications on the phone.
Recently, Moshi has introduced a glove specifically for use with touch screen devices called Digits Touch Screen Gloves for about $ 30.
Orange (France) has announced a new smartphone designed specifically for 'older' users with the name Stylistic S01 and by Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu. exp…
Designed from rigid book covers, the LEDs called Lumino are really fancy. Lights are not connected by wire to the power source should be quite flexible.
German-based SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) has just announced a unique 3D glasses. This is considered the first 3D glasses in the world can monitor the wearer's eye…
While users in Western countries often try to control their phone bills, users in sub-Saharan Africa are facing a different problem.
A small robot with a mass of over two kilograms can help users keep track of their home remotely at all times.
The alarm clock emits harmless currents, helping to dispel sleepiness that 19-year-old student Sankalp Sinha (India) built.