02/18/2014, We’ve come across Legos at some point in our childhood, some have simply come to know of its existence when they’ve stepped on one, but it goes without saying that there’s a lot one can make out of Legos. That’s the whole idea behind them anyway. Last year the company launched its lineup of EV3 Mindstorms robots, but instead of building a goofy robot, 12 year old Shubham Banerjee, a […]

02/18/2014, Do you think back of the good old days when you spent your time and money in a dark and smelly arcade? The arcade cabinet would surely carry plenty of significance in your life, and ThinkGeek hopes for you to revisit your past with the $59.99 Classic Arcade Wristwatch. This unique timepiece would be able to tell the time using a pair of moving asteroids alongside a spaceship. As for […]

02/18/2014, The latest moon probe from NASA has recently beamed back what it sees on the moon’s surface for the first time ever. Known as the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer spacecraft (also called LADEE if you prefer a far shorter and more convenient calling card), the new moon photos that were beamed and released by NASA a day before Valentine’s do depict stars as well as the familiar lunar […]

02/17/2014, Linksys router users might want to take some extra precautions. Johannes B. Ullrich, a security researcher at the SANS Technology Institute, has revealed that the company’s wireless routers are being targeted by malware, essentially a self replicating worm, which exploits code execution and authentication bypass vulnerabilities. Basically the Linksys router malware is spreading from router to router, attacking the existing firmware and then replicating itself. It dubbed as “The Moon.”

02/17/2014, Rumor has it that LG is going to Mountain View, Google’s HQ, in a bid to wow the company with its tech. Both companies are said to be meeting for two days, with LG presenting tech created by its numerous branches, such as LG Innotek, LG Display, LG Chem and LG Electronics. The idea behind this is believed to be LG’s ambition of continuing its partnership with Google, and by showing […]

02/17/2014, Update – In an official statement released by Dyson, “Dyson pioneered cyclonic vacuum cleaners and digital motors – and has been developing them ever since. We patent our technology, and naturally defend it.  It is surprising that a company over 100 times bigger than Dyson is so worried.  The patent system offers us some protection, but not enough: with an army of lawyers, hidden prior art is occasionally found and ways […]

02/17/2014, One of the features of smartwatches, apart from being able to tell the time and receive notifications, is usually the inclusion of health-related features. What this means that certain smartwatches will be able to track certain parts of your workout, like the distance you have run, the speed at which you have ran, calories burnt, heart rate, and so on. According to the rumors, Apple’s rumored iWatch is said to […]

02/16/2014, Qualcomm is a leader in the application processor market, its chips can be found in a wide variety of mobile devices developed by countless manufacturers, both big and small. Last month at the Consumer Electronics Show 2014 in Las Vegas, the chip-maker announced Snapdragon 802, a SoC geared towards smart TVs. Roughly a month after it had been announced, the company confirmed in a press release yesterday that the Qualcomm Snapdragon […]

02/16/2014, Samsung’s Galaxy Gear smartwatch was one of the most highly anticipated wearable devices of 2013, but it didn’t quite make a mark. There have been reports of dismal sales, which is believed to be the reason why Samsung might launch a successor within just a few months of the original Galaxy Gear hitting the market. Samsung is actually expected to unveil the Galaxy Gear 2 at Mobile World Congress 2014 […]

02/16/2014, Ball Aerospace, the company that delivers specialized hardware in order to make images that you see on Google Maps and Google Earth possible, intend to roll out their most powerful telescope to date. This will be the third of the Worldview telescope series, where it will be aptly named the Worldview-3 telescope. Just how powerful is it? Let’s just say that it could see objects on the ground as tiny […]

02/14/2014, Fashion is an evolutionary “creature”, so to speak, especially when you consider how it has come and go in various cycles throughout the years. PixMob of Canada could kick off a new phenomenon when it comes to addressing fashion in a crowded area such as at stadiums or concerts. How so, one may ask? Well, this year’s Superbowl saw PixMob supply every single one of the 80,000 ticket holders a […]

02/13/2014, Fish walking around on land? That is a situation that evolutionists believe happened in the past, before they lost their legs and lived in the seas and bodies of water for good. Here is the Fish On Wheels creation by Dutch design studio Diip, allowing your beloved pet fish to go around wherever they like without you, the pesky human, bossing them about. The Fish On Wheels tank would be […]

02/13/2014, Remember the story of China’s Jade Rabbit that we talked about yesterday, mentioning about its demise? Well, such reports could prove to be premature despite reports from state media that the first lunar rover from China has stopped working. Also known as Yutu in Mandarin, it seems that this should be called the Jade Cat instead as it could be up and running once again, having used up one of […]

02/12/2014, LG Electronics USA intends to expand their Ultra HD large-screen commercial-grade monitor range for this year, and the device that will underline this serious statement would be the all-new 105-inch class display, which so happens to be the largest commercial screen to date. First introduced at Digital Signage Expo 2014, this new edge-lit LED LCD Ultra HD Display will boast of features such as an impressive 105-inch class screen that […]