Yesterday, April 30th 2013, was the 20th anniversary of the public release of the World Wide Web. Although the first website was launched two years earlier in 1991, it was on this date 20 years ago that CERN made the WWW technology available royalty-free. To commemorate the date, CERN has put a 1992 copy of […]
Most geeks could find more than a few reasons to own a thermal imaging camera if not for their high prices. That could all change though if Mu Optics is able to fund their Indiegogo campaign. By hooking up to a smartphone or computer, the Mu Thermal Camera requires less of the expensive parts needed […]
…and probably not steel. CloudRobot isn’t the most descriptive name for this product, though Rock ‘Em Sock “Em Robots on Steroids might have been taken already. What you’re looking at above is a bluetooth controlled, mass produced fighting robot. Sort of like a Real Steel, Gen 1. Sure, they don’t pack a mean punch (or […]
Steve Jobs transformed the digital world we live in. He was brilliant, innovative and many other things, some of which not so flattering. But despite his flaws, or maybe because of them, he changed the way we use computers and phones; the way we interact with the world; the way we manage our digital content […]
After going over $400,000 in pledges, the makers of GameStick (see our original post here) announced the GameStick Dock, a multi-function accessory that allows you to wirelessly charge the GameStick controller, store content on a full sized SD card, connect peripherals and using APS, power the stick. The dock is an optional accessory but is sure […]