Chromebooks are one of the very few desktop machines that are registering good growth and turning a fine profit. Pushing this success further, Intel has now partnered with Google and many hardware vendors to unveil an extensive new line-up of Chromebooks.
Most probably this is one of the innovative projects on KickStarter – a Mini Mobile Robotic printer that you can carry in your pocket. It is amazing because like many other mobile devices, it turns the until-now bulky printer into a sleek, small device.
Data from Twitter has been used to all sorts of ends, including the real-time tracking of a disease’s outspread. Now, researchers are using the tweets to get real-time reports about an earthquake, so as to help guide the emergency responders.
A number of sectors and industries have gone increasingly technological over the last few years. The education sector, however, has been slow to catch up. AltSchool aims to take care of that by offering the first ever truly tech-enabled primary education.
It seems we may really see a Spider Man alike superhero in real life soon. German craftsman and big fan of comic book superheroes Patrick Priebe has created an electromagnetic Spider Man webshooter, which is very similar to that of the Spider-Man of the movie.
Messaging app WeChat has taken a clever shot at Mark Zuckerberg in a new ad. The ad shows how Zuckerberg is consulting a psychiatrist to help resolve his friendship issues and how WeChat is prescribed as the perfect cure.
Vic Gundotra is the father of Google+. He has been working in Google for the last 8 years. But yesterday, all on a sudden he announced that he is leaving Google.
Google has made an amazing extension called Project Naptha for its web browser that lets users copy and erase text inside any image they find on the web! Project Naptha is available now for free via the official website or Google’s Chrome Web Store.