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All guns ablaze...bellicose computing!
Big towers to small towers, flat towers to thin towers..seen ‘em all. If your imagination has captured the image of tall man made structures then flip it to PC cabinets because that’s what we’re implying by “towers” at the moment. Yes sir, from
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ODOC future-proof iPhone Dock looks promising
So, you have caught a glimpse of several iPhone docks that not only transmogrify your favorite tunes into a euphonious journey, but also perk up your entire interaction? Well if that’s where you felt brightened up, then here’s something that should li
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Best Steampunk computers you can buy
The craze for steampunk is such the people go to any extent to buy them. And when there is this 'steampunkiness' among computers which are necessities in today's world, the mad rush for it is hard to stem. However, there are not many steampunk computers f
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NHK develops 33MP 120fps HD Imaging System for peerless captures
Amateurs and photography professionals who somewhere feel fidgety or on the qui vive for the obscurity caused by their photographical fast moving objects may finally put their feet up. Well to get to the point, NHK has just joined hands with Shizuoka Univ
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Asus Zenbook UX31 - A Hands-on Review
This year the laptop space is all buzzing with this one word: Ultrabook. The market is flooded with ultra-thin, super-light notebooks which offer the ultra blazing speed of a high-end laptop with the portability of relatively cheap netbooks. To be noted i
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Future Robotics Technology Center's Rosemary to accompany its predecessor at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant disaster is still in the memory of Japanese with its ex-Prime Minister recently expressing his fear at the time of tragedy. Japanese have been at the forefront in robotics, with companies like Honda giving a demo of how adv
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LG launches 5-inch 1080p Full HD LCD display with a whopping 440ppi
Along with becoming larger, smartphone displays are showing off great pixel density these days. The iPhone 4S touts 326 pixel per inch; while the most recent Samsung Galaxy S III comes with a 4.8-inch display with a competitive 306 ppi. To break all the r
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MIT researchers work on various facial expression tracking technologies
An application or software that can read facial expressions of people will be highly helpful in market and political surveys. Pollsters can identify the attitudes of people, who watch TVs, surf web, listen to a public meeting or just walk on street overhe
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Eco-amp: An eco-conscious iPhone speaker amplifier
Awareness about our environment is a rage that is catching up in most parts of the world. If you are a person who would feel guilty about the footprint that your iPhone would leave on the environment, you need not compound it by purchasing electronic spea
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Coolest Steampunk tattoos to make you go bonkers
When you feel your rage and rebellion inside must manifest on your outer flesh, wicked steam punk tattoos are the way to go! Yup! The spectral, sci-fi genre, which is a rage in itself, is a perfect embodiment of the energy imploding within. Choose from an
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