Although the smartphone market is the stormiest arena in the tech world right now, many predict that smartwatch may be the next big thing. The likes of Samsung have already jumped the fray and now reports have it that HTC is also working on a smartwatch of its own.
![[Rumor] Google All Set To Launch Its Smartwatch ‘Within Week’](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Google-Smartwatch-Gem-150x106.jpg)
Although Samsung, Apple, Microsoft and Google are working on smartwatches, none have released any smartwatches yet. Lately a rumor is swirling around that Google is all set to launch its smartwatch ‘within week.’
Whenever we like something on Facebook, we hit the “Like” button to share/express our feelings. But search giant Google has come up up with a new idea. Lately Google has patented heart-shaped hand gesture for users to ‘like’ real life objects.
Electronics tend to be really expensive when they are made available in Brazil, compared to their international prices elsewhere. Same is the case with Sony’s PlayStation 4. Sony is retailing the console for a whopping $1853 in Brazil which is nearly four times its price in the US.
The smartwatch race has already begun and in the arena of popular tech, Samsung has sounded the bugle with its Galaxy Gear. It’s only a matter of time before other tech companies join the fray. A patent recently awarded to Nokia hints that the company may be readying a multi-screen smartwatch of its own.
Lately, we have seen a leaked video showing details of LG’s upcoming smartphone Nexus 5. But it seems like LG has some more smartphones with distinctive features to unveil. LG has recently admitted that it is going to bring “bendable and unbreakable” display equipped smartphone G Flex next month.
If you consider recycling is a concept produced by modern science, then I’d say you better think again. According to some archaeologists, concept of recycling have come from human ancestors.
![[Video] Google And NASA Explained Their Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Quantum-Computing-150x91.jpg)
Search giant Google and space agency NASA launched their Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab in May of this year with hardware from the Canadian quantum computing company D-Wave. At then they just merely said something about the work as well as the long-term goals of Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab. But now, the two organizations have made a 6.5-minute short film to explain Quantum Computing Lab.