ThickButtons company revolutionizes the text input for touchscreen smartphones..New keyboard tech re-sizes buttons on the fly. I was very pleased to get the world's shortest demo a few days ago…
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Real Racing 3 has got some major updates which will boost the ultimate endurance racing cars. It also brings the most-anticipated night racing mode, spil-screen multiplayer for local area network mode, Porsche Time Trial Competition, Le Mans Campaign and many more.
If Amazon plans to deliver packages via drones, how far behind can Google be? Earlier we have seen Google materializing many of its projects like Google Glass, autonomous car or Project Loon. And now the company has said it’s testing a whole fleet of humanoid robots for various purposes.
For long, iPhone users have envied their Android counterparts for being able to access T-Mobile TV. The content from T-Mobile TV has been available to Android users since 2010, but until now iPhone users had no way to access it. The carrier has finally launched a T-Mobile TV app for iOS, offering a 30-day free trial period.
Walmart launched its Scan & Go pilot program a while ago. The retail giant initially rolled it out at limited locations but the success of the program has encouraged the company to introduce it at many other locations. The company is now planning to bring it to three-quarters of all its locations in the country.
Oftentimes, we take the design of many products for granted. However, as often, there is a long history of research and diligent study that had led to such a design. Such was the case with the earliest all-digit-dialing phones. John E. Karlin was a man who was critical in coining the most elegant and workable design that now seem so obvious.