The concept of invisible technology, as displayed by Japanese academic Professor Susumu Tachi in James Bond fictions, may equip Ministry of defense with some invisible tanks and troops till 2012.
A prototype promises this possibility through...
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Without any word on the date of sale, Panasonic’s new DMP-BD30 Blu-ray player, which includes BD-Video Final Standard Profile 1.1 for your HD discs and picture in picture decoder was uncovered. An SD card needs some place in a slot and this Blu-ray...
I am sure that you are smart enough not to carry heavy cash with you in present age of e-banking and credit cards. But, still more Veronica Vail considers financial planing important to consolidates multiple ways of tracking your earning and...
Cybook could be the closest replacement for a paper as yet! This electronic book lets you read on the go in a manner that is very close to reading from an actual paper. Various modern appliances including cellphones let one carry around important...
I’m a great fan of case modding and of all the geeks who are good enough to design their own PCs. Well, partly because I think the process is really cool, but more importantly because my own CPU is hideous. However, the PC case this piece is about is...
Ever seen a corkscrew like this before? I bet upon that you haven’t! Sveid corkscrew employs an efficient scissor action methodology to uncork a bottle effortlessly! Its high-end leverage mechanism helps you maneuver any wine or champagne cork....
To relieve you from fumbling with your memory cards, Eye-Fi's two-gigabyte secure-digital (SD) memory card will wirelessly transmit photos to a PC or a photo-sharing website such as flicker.
Plugged into an open USB port, which can repeat the setup...
Insects already are bizarre and creepy enough to feature anywhere, and they require nothing else to make them seem even grimmer. But, when art and creation rule the mind, then something of the sort pictured here takes form, that forces all to put the...
If ever in Japan, you may find some robots leaning or bending in Japanese style to give you a mechanically warm welcome in next coming years. National Institute of Information and Communication Technology at Japan is working to develop a prototype of...
Sports coaches are now saved off from squiggling down the performances of their team players. The new GPS system for tracking down the team members is one hell of a deliberation!
GPS Sports, an Australian sports gizmo company, has just made their...
Here is a developer’s contraption, a wide-angle camera lens that works flawlessly when held up to the Canon TX1. The fabricator has developed a sought of a makeshift adapter with some rings; this rig wards you off your manual chore for sure! Watch...
An innovation, a blending of THX’s work, Mako and Razer, is on its way to online retailers and may find its destiny this December to represent THX Slot Speaker technologies and Mako.
You can enjoy full DSP control on bi-amplified satellites and...
Now I think you need not to worry about the smile on your face before clicking for a photograph because 8-megapixel Sony DSC-T70 and DSC-T200 Cyber-shot cameras are intelligent enough to detect even faint smile on face. If you don’t smile, you have...
World renowned in design, manufacture and service of aircraft engines, space propulsion systems and industrial gas turbines, Pratt & Whitney, showed its capability again during the successful test flight of defense vehicle under THAAD program...
Piezo electrical materials! Odds are that you haven’t heard that anything of that name even exists. However, these materials might just be the panacea for low juice in the electronic devices that humans have become so dependent on.
According to a...
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