Since the last report of Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad, we haven’t heard anything new from Apple or any other source. But now, we have come to know that Apple is about to unveil the 12.9-inch iPad in early 2015.
We have seen curved OLED TV, urine-powered robots, urine powered mobile phone charger and many other innovative technologies. Now, it’s time to see flexible printed batteries which is said to power wearable devices.
Sci-fi movies inspire people to do innovative things. Earlier we reported that the US Army had been working on to build Iron Man-style combat suit for its soldiers. And lately, it’s been reported that Hollywood is helping the US Army to build its Iron Man-style combat suit.
The world has taught and led many people to live in this modern age without leaving any trails on-net or off-net. This kind of life style is referred to “Living Off The Grid.” However, today we are going to introduce you with two peoples who are willingly “Living Off The Grid”.
Google launched Android Wear amid lot of fanfare. The operating system for smartwatches hinted that Google is ready to enter the wearable market. Now, the first hands-on video of Android Wear has surfaced, running atop an LG smartwatch.
The race in the smartwatch market seems to be heating up. Reports have it that Microsoft also plans to debut a smartwatch of its own soon. Surprisingly, this smartwatch will be compatible not only with Windows Phone handsets but also with iPhone and Android smartphones.
Samsung really upped the ante on fitness apps by offering S Health in Galaxy S5 handsets. The company has now rolled out an update to the S Health app, allowing the app to discern your stress levels in real-time.
Typically, we use our tablets for mundane tasks such as games, entertainment, looking up email or reading an article. A kind of trimmed-down, third-rate computing experience. Apple’s new videos show iPad in a different light, as a tablet which can be used as a key computing device.