It was Hitachi in Japan that first introduced the high accuracy and foolproof finger vein authentication technology, and now the novel vein biometric system has traveled across to the European realms, and it’s time for the world to witness...
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We were caught bewildered when an amazing 1,474 megapixel image from newly sworn-in President Barack Obama’s inaugural speech was made public. And even more alarming was the fact that the 220 images later put together were taken by David Bergman...
If you’re a master at solving the Rubik’s cube, then with the introduction of the Rubik’s 360, here’s a bar raised for your wit testing. Else, if you already spent 26 years figuring which way the same color would feature on the cube, then this..
Every day there is a new docking station that’s revealed for the iPod. Few are uniquely crafted, while most just feature the ordinary, every time leaving scope for the introduction of that little innovation. Xantech’s stylish XIS100 iPod docking...
Combining the automobile world with high-tech computing yet again, Acer has revealed another notebook in collaboration with the supercar manufacturer Ferrari. Dubbed the Acer Ferrari 1200, the notebook is adorned in carbon fiber and has an efficient...
Mohammad Sajeem from Kerela, India has created a bike that can “comfortably” seat seven people. The bike costs INR 15,000 (USD 305) to build. Its four-speed 350cc engine can run on either gasoline or kerosene and provide a fuel efficiency of 45.
A seller going by the name “brotato” is selling a netbook assembled from a number of peripherals thrown into a case. The netbook features an Intel D945GCLF2 Dual Core 1.6Ghz Atom Motherboard, 2GB of RAM, a 160GB HDD, a 14.2-inch LCD and 802.11n.
The netbook market is vaguely flooded with endless creations lately. And ASUS, the initiator of the revolution, still sticks its neck out as the best. Living on its well-created image, Asus intends to better its current offerings, having applied for a..
We need communication devices that allow people with disabilities in communication to communicate more efficiently. Trying to make that difference is Tobii ATI introducing two communication devices especially designed for individuals with communication.
It’s the computer age personified, with scientists at IBM developing a computerized voice, which can convincingly utter ums, ers and sighs - and is almost indistinguishable from a human voice. The developed technology, called the "generating...
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