Israel’s SolidRun has brought CuBox-i series second generation mini computer system. The company has brought four devices: CuBox-i1, CuBox-i2, CuBox-i2Ultra and CuBox-i4Pro. All comes in red or black and are now available for pre-order.
Valve is one of the most prominent names when it comes to online game publishing and distribution. The company has now announced that it would soon be releasing a ‘SteamOS’ which would essentially allow gamers to stream games from their Windows and Mac systems straight to their TVs.
Street View is a feature available in Google Maps, Google Earth and Google Maps for mobile that allows users to explore the world through 360-degree street-level imagery. Google has been taking photos of the region for its mapping service since November 2012 by executing its Street View cars worldwide. But lately, a Google Street View car has made an accident in the city of Bogor, Indonesia.
If you are among the lucky few who have been able to land their hands on a Google Glass unit, you need to check out the new MyGlass update. The update essentially lets you mirror the UI of the gadget on your smartphone and then control it from there.
Microsoft’s Xbox One, the newest video game console will be available in stores on November 22. Microsoft announced Wednesday in an event and includes the next-generation video game console will cost $499.99 and is available for pre-order at the Microsoft store and other retailers like Amazon Online store.
Although the most explosive phase of Snowden leaks has passed, they continue to offer insight in many, varied operations of NSA. German paper, Der Spiegel, has now reported that according to another document obtained by Edward Snowden, NSA spied on the communications of Al Jazeera.
Google recently released Chromecast, it’s new and tiny TV dongle which costs a very affordable $35. However, a new app called ‘Cheapcast’ claims that you can have Chromecast for free! The Android app essentially makes your Android handset act like a Chromecast dongle, saving you the $35.
NASA routinely carries out such experiments which may raise many an eyebrows but are essentially aimed at making some scientific measures. The agency recently live-streamed a staged helicopter crash, together with dummies within the copter and a whole plethora of internal and external cameras.