For more than five years, Roku has been unavailable to access YouTube. But the good news is YouTube is now finally coming to Roku. For now, it’s only available on the Roku 3.
When Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey arrived with a high frame rate (HFR), it gave birth to critics and avid fans. Although Peter Jackson has toned down the tech in part 2 of the saga, it has still reignited the debate about whether HFR is good or bad for cinema.
A number of accessories for Android-based gaming have surfaced in the recent past. Samsung has now added to that list by unveiling the new GamePad controller, meant to be used with Android smartphones.
Amazon has been able to gain a solid foothold in the tablet market, thanks to its Kindle Fire line-up. The company is now aiming to ramp up its tablet market share by launching an installment plan program for its latest Kindle Fire HDX tablets.
In the past, diseases have remained relatively localized and whenever an epidemic surfaced, it was usually confined to a select area. A video now explores how, with busy airports like London’s Heathrow, a pandemic today may spread globally within days.
![[Video] NASA Unveils Its Humanoid Rescue Robot Valkyrie](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/NASAs-Humanoid-Rescue-Robot-Valkyrie-139x200.jpg)
Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) has been hosting a DARPA Robotics Challenge (DRC) since last year that challenged some participants to create robots that can be used in the real world. Space agency NASA accepted the challenge and hence, had been building a humanoid rescue robot named Valkyrie. Lately, NASA has unveiled Valkyrie. It looks like Iron Man.
Lately, a highly classified unmanned aircraft of US, RQ-180, has been seen flying in air. What amazing of this secret unmanned aircraft is it demonstrates a major advance in combining stealth and aerodynamic efficiency.
![Here’s Steeri: A Siri That Can Drive [Video]](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/siri-150x77.jpg)
Have you ever wondered what would it be like if that voice-based personal assistant from iPhone came to drive your cars for you one day? A new video explores this idea rather hilariously, renaming Siri to Steeri along the way.