All the stories tagged with technology

Summer Camp For Adults Wants You To Ditch Your Technology For The Weekend

05/01/2013, Right this minute, you’re most likely reading this article on a device that is connected to the Internet which is also most likely performing a number of other tasks such as checking your emails, receiving instant messages and maybe some [...]

MLOVE ConFestival USA in Monterey April 24-26

04/23/2013, How is Mobile enhancing our lives and what industries will be disrupted next? Where there are the best opportunities for entrepreneurs to accelerate? Check out MLOVE ConFestival USA in Monterey this week: April 24-26, 2013 Our special offer for ubergizmo readers is [...]

Under the Radar Conference – $300 Discount on Tix!

11/08/2012, Why are Target, P&G,  Conde Nast, and Visa working with Startups? Because startups are essential to their business! They are all sending their top guns to Silicon Valley to find and meet with the next generation of technology startups trying to [...]

Get your discount tickets for Venture Shift here!

06/29/2012, Venture Shift, a gathering of top VCs and angels exploring what is happening in the seed to later stages and hosted by Vator and Bullpen Capital is taking place in San Francisco on July 19th and you are invited. It’s [...]

Dolby vs. RIM lawsuit dismissed

09/13/2011, A few months ago we reported about Research In Motion (RIM) receiving a lawsuit from the folks over at Dolby Laboratories due to unlicensed used of its technology in the PlayBook. Well, it’s been reported that the lawsuit has been [...]

Sniffer dog robot being developed to locate survivors

09/12/2011, Technology never ceases to amaze, and when it is used to aid people, it’s even better. Well, some scientists recently published in the Journal of Breath Research that they’ve managed find a way to detect human survivors who are caught [...]

Ghost town to be built for testing new technologies

09/07/2011, While technology is constantly progressing forward, not everything that is created ends up being usable in the real world. A lot of things are tried, created, but eventually don’t work out to be practical or very useful at all due [...]

KinectFusion demonstrated on video

08/12/2011, Microsoft has recently shown off the details of a project that’s been dubbed “Kinect Fusion”. While it isn’t exactly new, reporters that saw it earlier this year weren’t allowed to record videos or take photographs at the event. However after [...]

Google buys facial-recognition company, Pittpatt

07/25/2011, Previously there have been rumors about Google starting a facial recognition service (which were disputed by Google) but now, it looks like those rumors are about to come true. Pittpatt, a company that specializes in “reliable facial recognition software for images [...]

Glasses that let you know what the other person may be feeling

07/06/2011, Have you ever sat across a date and think to yourself, “Yeap, I’ve got this; he/she is totally digging me!” but only to find out how dead wrong you were? How about if there were glasses, that when you put [...]

Dolby sues RIM over unlicensed use of its technology

06/17/2011, It looks like things aren’t going too well for RIM. The company’s latest product, the BlackBerry PlayBook hasn’t exactly been flying off the shelves, and now the company has just come under fire with a lawsuit from Dolby. Dolby Laboratories [...]

Samsung Smart TVs used to show off famous artworks in Seoul

06/07/2011, Technology usually means out with the old and in with the new. In this case, we have Smart TVs from Samsung replacing the artwork of famous artists in South Korea. In the first exhibition of its kind in the world, [...]

Undergraduates design a cheaper and safer brain-controlled prosthetic arm

04/06/2011, Two undergrads from the Ryerson University in Toronto have recently come up with a new type of prosthetic arm that could impact the robotic arm industry. While it’s not the world’s first or most advanced prosthetic arm available on the [...]

Carbon nanotube device can rapidly diagnose cancer

03/28/2011, In the world of cancer detection, technology is rapidly evolving, and researchers are constantly developing newer and better ways to scope out those deadly cells. Well some researchers from MIT and Harvard have developed a new design for their carbon [...]
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