Today marked the annual tech event, Google IO. The company announced their plans for the coming 12 months, including Androids new Daydream virtual reality platform. Google IO 2016 and the Dawn of Coming Tech Hype has been building over Google’s potential releases for the next year. As expected, we got […]
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A look at the new cool Viv AI assistant
The creators of Siri have announced a brand new creation from their brilliant minds, the artificial intelligence assistant named Viv. Apple based Siri has become both a technological powerhouse, and a cultural touchstone. Now the creators behind it have moved on to the next stage. Viv is a more advanced […]
HoloFlex – A Holographic Smartphone
HoloFlex is the world’s first holographic smartphone. Developed at the Human Media Lab at Queen’s University, the HoloFlex is something different. First, it’s flexible. Secondly, it’s able to render 3D images without head tracking of glasses.
SkinTrack uses Your Skin as a Touch Screen
SkinTrack solves a problem that smartwatches created. Smartwatches have small screens and are difficult to navigate around. They are useful and have the potential to be an excellent digital device. Figuring out how to improve smartwatch functionality while keeping them unobtrusive has been a challenge.
Google have a Patent for an Intra-Ocular Device
A new patent registered by Google and inventor Andrew Jason Conrad for a future Google intra-ocular device has been released to the public. According to Google, this is “an electronic lens that can be controlled to control the overall optical power of the device”. This could essentially be kind of […]
OLO 3D Printer successfully raised $2.3 Million on Kickstarter
Imagine being able to use your phone to print in 3D. That’s what the OLO 3D printer, found on Kickstarter, enables you to do. The process is simple on Android, iOS or Windows phones. Get the OLO, install the app on a smartphone with a flat screen and you’re ready […]
Short URLs have been cracked for spying
Researches testing the boundaries of privacy in short URLs have cracked them, allowing for potential spying. You probably use short URLs in your every day life: on Twitter, in emails, maybe on your blog. They are both convenient and, we once thought, secure. But researchers have managed to crack the […]





