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Ematic Brings eGlide XL Pro 2 Android Powered Tablet

Ematic has brought an Android powered tablet branded as eGlide XL Pro 2. Its 10-inch touch display ensures a crisp, clear display that enhances the experience of watching movies and playing games on this tablet. Preloaded Android 4.0 OS (Ice Cream Sandwich) delivers easy user experience, faster web browsing and multi-tasking capabilities. The eGlide XL Pro 2 comes with pre-installed applications including the Kobo eReading app. This tablet has a 1GHz Processor (400MHz GPU), 4GB of internal storage (5GB of additional cloud storage), and 1GB of RAM etc.

Glove One: Cellphone In Your Hand Gloves

Glove One’s design is prototype that makes a point about the future of technology. Artist Bryan Cera has designed this wearable hand gloves cellphone. Bryan Cera’s Glove One is not the first wearable cellphone device but its beautiful sleight design is more comfortable than previous models. Imagine, you will have cell-phones as part of your body. Glove One is designed and manufactured using parts from a 3D printer and and a wristwatch cellphone.

Ariel Motor Introduced World’s First Fully Immersive Simulator

TL1 simulator has been specially designed for both hardcore racing fans as well as pro racing drivers and pilots. Ariel Motor claims that it is the world’s first 180-degree spherical projector screen. The system has three high-definition projectors that can give a complete view of the virtual track ahead. Motion Simulation’s TL1 attracts a wide range of users, including professional race drivers, hardcore gamers and enthusiasts who are seeking the ultimate and most realistic simulation experience available. The TL1 is available for £11,500 ($18,573) at MotionSimulation.

Adobe CS6 Finally Hits The Shelves, Creative Cloud Becomes Available On May 11th

Weeks ago, on April 23, we announced that Adobe had finally announced the launch of CS6 as well as its much-touted Creative Cloud. While the launch was back then, the suite has become available only now as Adobe has announced that users can now purchase it.

The Last Functional Nuclear Reactor In Japan Shuts Down

Japan has been highly reliant on electric power generated from nuclear power plants. This has been the case in the country for decades. However, when an earthquake and tsunami hit Japan last year, it terribly devastated the country and left its nuclear plants vulnerable, leaking harmful radiations in the surrounding regions. The result was that the public’s faith in nuclear power was terribly shaken.

The Evolution Of Business Cards [Infographic]

Did you know that a certain form of business cards existed as far back as 15th century when in Japan, royal visits were announced through a small card which contained the details of the announcement? Ever since then, business cards have become a more widespread notion and are now used extensively around the world.

[Tutorial] How To Share A Gmail Account With Multiple Users

Because it is not very secure to give your password to another person when you want to allow them to access your Gmail account and send or receive email on your behalf, you can simply connect their Google account with yours and grant the access to your email. Guest users can read, send and delete messages but can not change your account settings and in this tutorial I will show you how to make this setup.

YouTube Doles Out Another $200 Million To Generate Original Content

Google has been pushing YouTube to all new dimensions by connecting with content producers and trying to bring original content to YouTube channels. With the video portal becoming one of the largest video ad properties, it seems natural that Google is still continuing to invest heavily into the website.