Space exploratory science has seen massive growth and development in the last few decades. Thanks to all this, we may finally find another planet like ours quite soon with the help of the powerful Gemini Planet Imager.
We may not see an iWatch directly from Apple anytime soon, but we are already witnessing many such smart watches which can connect directly with iOS devices. Archos has now unveiled an entire range of such gadgets at CES 2014.
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Google Glass may be limited to a small groups of users for now, but it is rapidly developing. OnTheGo Platforms, a company based in Portland, has now revealed a gesture controls app for the gadget.
Online game streaming services have turned from once being whimsical ventures to stable, profit-making hits in the last few years. Sony is about to join the rush, annnouncing that its game-streaming ‘PlayStation Now’ is coming in summer this year.
With the incessantly explosive growth of mobile devices, vendors are ever in need for more computing prowess in increasingly smaller chips. Addressing the demand, Nvidia has now unveiled Tegra K1 mobile processor which, it claims, will put mobile computing at par with desktops.
Mars One wants to set the first human colony on Mars in 2023. So, the company started receiving applications for the Mars One one way mission. The startup received more than 2,00,000 applications and lately, the company has selected 1,058 people primarily for its mission.
Microsoft is known for Windows, the most popular operating system on planet Earth. However, the company is also working on yet another operating system code-named Midori.
The hacking of nearly 40 million credit and debit cards of Target customers recently was among the largest heists in the entire year. Now, it has transpired that the hackers who stole the information are trying to put these cards to use.