In the past, Google has talked about the idea of launching hot air balloons in order to bring internet access to remote regions. Being touted as ‘Project Loon’, Google is now taking early steps to test the practicality of the initiative. To that end, the company has now launched a pilot project in New Zealand.
Remember the Oppo Find 5 ? It’s the world’s first 1080p smartphone, originally released in elegant black, and white. This time we got to see a red version of the Oppo Find 5 Android smartphone.
U.S. schools aren’t smart enough in utilizing their smart devices, according to a report by Center for American Progress. Although schools spend a lot of money to acquire digital devices, they aren’t checking the return-on-investment they’re getting.
Facebook has sent out invitations for a June 20 event to share its next “big idea” with the press. The social network seeks to introduce a “new product” in the event.
The existence of life in the universe other than us is a matter of debate and fascination. While most of us look on the issue with simple curiosity, some tend to take it to heart. The latest is a Chinese man named Li, who has gone a bit far to prove the existence of aliens. The result was a jail sentence for disturbing public peace.
The strong and lightweight glass that is used to make smartphone displays durable could soon help make cars more fuel efficient and quieter. Yes, I’m talking about Corning Gorilla Glass.
Dell finally brings good news for the Alienware fans. Dell has unveiled redesigned Alienware 14, 17 and 18 gaming notebooks. These beasts come with Haswell processors, the latest NVIDIA graphics and 802.11ac Wi-Fi on some models. The redesigned Alienware moved to metal chassis with aluminum lid and magnesium alloy chassis, compared to old plastic body.
If you’re still debating between the Xbox One and PS4, then Sony might have made the decision a little easier for you. Last night at the press conference at E3, Sony announced PS4 and said that it will cost $100 less than Microsoft’s Xbox One.