Snoring is usually an outcome of sleeping in an unusual, and typically uncomfortable, position. A new ‘snore activated nudging pillow’ is here to solve the problem by nudging the snorer and helping him shift to a better position while sleeping.
We have seen Microsoft appoint a new CEO and within days of that, YouTube has also decided to get one. The new YouTube CEO is Susan Wojcicki, one of the oldest employees at Google.
At CES 2014, Samsung unveiled 4 new tablets – Galaxy Note Pro 12.2, Tab Pro 8.4, Tab Pro 10.1, and Tab Pro 12.2. Lately, Samsung has announced that out of the four tablets, three will be available in the US from February 13.
360-degree videos are not a new concept, becoming somewhat more popular and accessible with Oculus Rift. The Japanese companies NTT and NicoNico Douga are now collaborating to attempt 360-degree broadcasts of live events.
Facebook is celebrating its 10th birthday on February 4, coming a long way from its inception to become the largest social network around. The company is celebrating the occasion with a special feature called ‘Look Back’, letting you trace your Facebook history in a video.
Many of us have often wanted to have a satellite phone, in times when our Wi-Fi speeds are terrible or other connectivity options are down. Globalstar may make this possible with its Sat-Fi, a service that can turn any Wi-Fi device into a satellite phone.
Van Cleef & Arpels has created a very special watch called the Midnight Planétarium that can accurately display the movement of 6 planets in our solar system as they orbit the Sun. The watch consists of 396 pieces and it costs $245,000.
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Now a days, 3D-printed objects are grabbing public’s attention. However, using a combination of pneumatics and 3D-printed flexible-materials, a student named Richard Clarkson at New York’s School of Visual Arts, has created an artificial flower that “blooms.”