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Do you happen to spot faces in inanimate objects; some smiling, some worried, while some just gaping at you? You will be surprised to know that a psychological phenomenon called Pareidolia makes you perceive so.
A new ad has surfaced showing Microsoft mocking Apple iPad. The highlight of the ad shows Windows 8′s “zoomable” homescreen, its multi-tasking capability and the lack of SD card in iPad. The Windows 8 device shown in the ad is Dell’s own XPS 10.
Want to transform yourself into one of the amazing Transformers? Well, this is how you could do it. You could put on the G1 Helmet to channel and flaunt your inner Optimus Prime in style.
This is Google Glass, from the inside. Thanks to the team at Catwig.com, we get a chance to look inside one of the most talked about devices in recent times. The teardown is very detailed and will give you a great insight into the $1500 gadget.
Just when Apple made us all believe that 4-inch is the optimal size for a smartphone and any bigger is just bad for usability, Reuters reported that the company may actually be looking to build 4.7 and 5.7 inch iPhones eventually. Of course this may likely be a rumor, and for a company of Apple’s size to implement a decision like that, may take at least several more quarters or even years.
Korean giant, Samsung Electronics, has officially announced the Galaxy S4 zoom. Basically, a combination of the Galaxy S4 mini and a 16MP point and shoot camera, the Galaxy S4 zoom features a 10X optical zoom, a decent 4.3-inch qHD display, a 1.5 Ghz dual-core CPU, a 1.5GB RAM and a 8GB internal storage (expandable via microSD).
If you like to have your drink positively cool, then look no further. Fill and freeze water in the Laikus Ice Tray to have a bunch of affirmative signs ready to pop in your glass.
Nature has always been as it is but today’s digital technology has redefined the way we perceive it. Take for example striking pictures of lightning. You have to admit that you are immediately drawn towards it!
Apple revealed the upcoming Mac Pro yesterday at the WWDC 2013. What that looks like an over-sized time capsule, in reality is one of the most powerful desktop computers in the world. The workstation will feature up to 12-core processing power, dual GPUs (with 7 teraflops of processing power), 256-bit-wide floating-point instructions, DDR3 memory controllers running at 1866MHz and PCIe flash drive with a speed of 1250 MB/s.
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