Saturday, April 14, 2012

Valve is in Wearable Computing...


Valve-dudeValve has confirmed that it is doing its own research into wearable computing, joining a club that includes Google’s Project Glass and Nokia R&D, though the company has warned not to expect a commercial product any time soon. Managing director Michael Abrash revealed his pet project this week, researching the future of hardware and software for wearable, “Terminator vision” style devices that could possibly be a direction Valve might follow.

iDM5 Tablet Dock Station

ihome-ipadWhether you intend to flip through your favorite pages, surf the web seamlessly or watch interesting videos, the innovative iPad lets you do just about everything. But if you want a physical keyboard experience strung along, disappointments are what pour in. Probably with an intention to provide you with an external keyboard as well, iHome recently strengthened its rich portfolio of accessories with the latest iDM5 tablet dock. 

Friday, April 13, 2012

Love And Video Games Don't Mix It

You love playing first-person shooters. You also love your significant other. Wouldn't it be great if you could somehow combine the two? Then you could love everything, all at once. Yeah!
Don't do it. It's a trap.

Most Secure Mobile OS: BlackBerry 7

You don’t often read the words RIM and “good news” in the same sentence any more, unless there’s a “no” or a “not” in between somewhere, but the gang in Waterloo can justify some high-fives following Trend Micro’s latest report on mobile operating system security. According to Trend, BlackBerry 7 is the most secure of the big four OSes.

$35,700 Monitor.. How about that..?

It’s going to be showcased at NAB very soon, but the sexily-named Eizo FDH3601 is very likely only going to be picked up by professionals with a specific need for the prowesses it achieves. It’s a 4k display, meaning it sports a resolution of 4,096 x 2,160 pixels. That’s the equivalent of four 1080p displays in one 36.4 inch frame.

Waterproof Tablet From Taxan: Meopad AQUA

Here you are a new Android Tablet, the Meopad AQUA from TAXAN in Japan. Unlike your average Android Tablet, the Meopad AQUA has been tailored to fit a rather unique purpose: A Multimedia Bathroom tablet!
Indeed, beside the usual functionalities found in most Android 2.3 tablet including a 5Mpix rear camera and a 1.3Mpix front facing one, WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth…

Mac Flashback Trojan Removal Tool


Apple MacintoshApple has now released a tool that removes the Flashback Trojan from infected Mac computers, according to a security update posted to Apple.com on Thursday. The malicious software, which some have casually referred to as the “Mac virus,” (even though, yes, we know, a Trojan is not a virus), had previously infected some 650,000 Mac laptops, making it one of the largest infections the Mac install base has ever seen.

'Facebook Offers'

Everyone on Facebook will start seeing Facebook Offers in their news feeds today, a program initiated by Facebook in collaboration with business small and large several months ago. These offers will have users clicking in on “Get Offer” links left and right in a fashion that should, if businesses hopes become reality, have users spending loads of cash in the very near future.

15 Current Technologies Our Kids Won't Use



A surprising number of the gadgets and technologies we have today are on the verge of extinction. Laptop Mag's Avram Piltch walks us through more than a dozen, knowing that his newborn son will be about as familiar with them as today's teens are with Betamax. And some of this batch might surprise you.
From the moment that I found out my wife was pregnant with our first child, a son, I've thought of his development in terms of tech.

Mozilla Firefox Plugin's Change

Ask anyone who develops a web browser — yes, even Microsoft — and they’ll tell you that a plug-in free web built on standards like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript is the way of the future. But perhaps no one is more focused on the goal of a future built on openness than the Mozilla Foundation.