We already met with Galaxy Note 8.0 at Mobile World Congress earlier in January 2013. Now the Galaxy Note 8.0 3G global version has finally reached the FCC for certification. The 3G version has all those important 800/1900 MHz 3G bands for web browsing.
Google is really starting to set the wheels in motion for its upcoming Google Glass offering. The company has been ramping up the hype surrounding the product and during the SXSW event, the company went forth to show off a number of apps that can run on Google Glass. These include Gmail as well as other third-party apps.
Google’s increasingly popular Android tool, Google Now, has been making a lot of headlines lately. The search giant has pushed it aggressively to become a Siri alternative in the realm of Android and it is attracting raving reviews. Now, a leaked video hints that Google may be ready to launch an iOS version of Google Now.
Google Glass is finally nearing the point where developers may finally land their early units. The consumers are expected to get the smart glasses later this year. However, what is rather unfortunate is that Google currently has no Google Glass offerings for such people who wear prescription glasses.
Methods for controlling computer systems is increasing with the development of technology proliferates. And now, Munich-based company 4tiitoo is trying to make a device called eyeCharm, that can connect to your Kinect and allow your eyes only to control a computer!
Earlier in January of this year, we saw puported images of the BlackBerry Q10 with glass weave back, giving it a premium look. Now we have found new images of BlackBerry Q10 showing rubberized battery cover similar to the BlackBerry Z10.
Laser projected keyboard concepts are quite old. Yes, devices like Celluon Magic Cube Laser Projection Keyboard And Touchpad are available in market, but some designers are planning to create invisible keyboards. Syntellia has shown a keyboard that seems to let you type on thin air.
For those of us who have to spend hours on our desks, doing whatever tasks, maintaining the right posture is a problem. We don’t do it and end up having backaches, cramped shoulders and other issues. Design firm Artefact has now come up with a Pilates shirts that is equipped with a number of sensors and can monitor your muscle movement.