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For entrepreneur Myshkin Ingawale the logic was unassailable. Everybody pees. And everyone has a cellphone. “There has to be something going on there,” Ingawale told a chuckling crowd at the TED conference.
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Wearable accelerometers aren’t just for fitness trackers anymore. Newly founded Innovative Developments is releasing Mycestro, a wearable “fingermouse,” via Kickstarter.
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This DIY kit helps analyze materials and contaminants. We need your help to build a library of open-source spectral data.
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On the other hand, it'll look like you're shoplifting.
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Forget about robots rising up against humans for world domination. In the future we’re all going to be robot-human hybrids with the help of wearable computers.
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The Nokia 105 may not feature a multimega pixel camera or a touchscreen but its new Nokia 105 phone will cost a mere 15 euros (£13) before taxes.
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This week, the Mobile World Congress is taking place in Barcelona. The annual four-day event brings together more than 70,000 people from the cell phone industry to showcase new products and talk about the future.
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It's looking more and more likely these days that Apple will indeed make its own smartwatch, unofficially dubbed the "iWatch."
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If you want to see how big an impact Apple's iPad is having on the world, look no further than the Delta terminal in New York City's LaGuardia airport
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In the battle of web traffic between the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S III, the iPhones win.
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Going to the movie theater is an activity that Americans have enjoyed for over a hundred years.
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Google just unveiled the fanciest new laptop in its lineup of Chromebooks, the Chromebook Pixel.
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Rumors are swirling around Cupertino that Apple has a team of 100 people working on a smartwatch – or, iWatch.
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As Google unveiled more photos and videos of its much anticipated Google Glass yesterday, Canon introduced to us its own computerized glasses-like device.
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Information overload is a huge problem.
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So as .22 ammo has dried up and been impossible to find, you might wonder how is it supply isn't keeping up with demand. We can't answer that. But here's a peek inside a factory.
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Attaching a computer to your head is not going to bring you happiness, it’s only going to make your life more synthetic, more artificial, less real, less genuine, less spontaneous.
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DEFCAD is website for the 3D printing of guns born by fire and bathed in controversy. But that’s not preventing it from growing.
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Google has released a slew of beautiful images and a video showing off all the things you can do with Google Glass.
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HTC’s new flagship smartphone, the One, is an impressive bit of hardware and a big step forward for the company in three significant ways.
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There are two products Apple is rumored to be working on at the moment – a smartwatch and a TV.
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This week on the Gadget Lab Show, the gang chats about Intel’s upcoming set top box and rumors of an upcoming Apple iWatch.
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This is a Vehicle cigarette lighter Mini GPS Jammer,anti tracking,will jam GPS signals up to a distance of 8 metres.
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THERE IS little doubt that the proliferation of taxi-booking apps is changing how people get around. Hailo, which is already used by more than half of all black-cab drivers in London, is also available in Dublin, Toronto, Boston, and Chicago.
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It's time to get rid of that boring piece of black plastic you use to protect your iPhone.
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Mailbox is a new email app for iPhone that lets you treat your inbox as a to-do list and get down to inbox zero as quickly as possible.
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A new study says that smartphones are feasible for use in psychological testing.
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Technology and spies go well together
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A new study says that smartphones are feasible for use in psychological testing.
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In a few years, the soldier, marine or special operator out on patrol might be able to record the facial features or iris signature of a suspicious person all from his or her smartphone — and at a distance, too.
