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VIDEO – GravityLight, An Innovative Lamp That Lights Using the Power of Gravity
0By: Ali Raza | December 16th, 2012 | Gadgets, Living, News
It was foretold on a number of occasions that in the coming years developing countries would face severe power outage issues due to a lack of resources and the ever increasing demand for said resources. As a result of this terrible forecast, engineers and designers across the globe having started making efforts to produce alternative and cheap sources of power in order to negate the crisis of ener...
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Researchers Introduce Augmented Reality System That Makes Food Look Bigger So Dieters Consume Less
By: Jeff Stewart | December 13th, 2012 | Gadgets, Health, Living, News
It is often observed that whenever food lovers see the line-up of their favourite dishes in a party or at a holiday dinner they fill their plate high by putting a little extra from each dish. However, in the end such people usually fail to finish their extra-large portions of meal, proving to an extent the old adage that says “your eyes were bigger than your stomach!” However, res...
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Google’s Augmented Reality Game Putting Players in Real World Jeopardy?
By: Jeff Stewart | December 13th, 2012 | Gadgets, Games, Google, Living, News, Smartphones, Tablets
The video game industry is one of the leading tech related industries in the world, featuring a huge customer base trumped only by those belonging to the music and movie industry. With the passage of time this industry is only getting bigger by grabbing more market share with each passing year. As a result of this, video game developers too have become more conscious about their work and they hav...
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Sending Text Messages to 911 Will Become Available in the U.S. Come 2014 Says FCC
By: Ali Raza | December 11th, 2012 | Living, News
When Superstorm Sandy hit New York, incredible amounts of traffic were experienced on phone lines as people in the city were either making calls to emergency phone numbers for help or looking to get in touch with their loved ones. Following the storm New York City Mayor, Michael Bloomberg started an emergency text messaging service to 311 to reduce the load on phone lines in the city ...
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EyeVerify Introduces Eye Scanning Protection for Smartphones
By: Jeff Stewart | December 11th, 2012 | Living, News, Smartphones
To limit access to a smartphone, users commonly set different passwords on their handsets, so as to prevent other people from looking into the sensitive information on their mobile phones. However, Kansas based startup, EyeVerify has introduced a new and even better way to restrict access to a smartphone that will make the tr...
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Foam from DARPA Helps Increase the Survival Rate of Patients Suffering from Internal Haemorrhaging
By: Jeff Stewart | December 11th, 2012 | Health, Living, News
Survival of a wounded soldier depends not only on their swift transportation to a premium level medical facility, but it also highly depends on the initial medical treatment that he or she receives from the first respondents on the battlefield. Among the first major concerns, any serious bleeding needs to be stopped by applying pressure on and then dressing the wounds properly, but us...
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New FDA Approved iPhone Case Works as an ECG Device
By: Ali Raza | December 11th, 2012 | Apple, Gadgets, Health, iOS, Living, News
Patients suffering from heart disease use electrocardiogram (ECG) devices to electrically monitor the impulse rate of their heart. People used these health tech devices to monitor their heart health so as to avoid stressful and potentially damaging situation by exercising precaution. The accuracy and impact of said devices have led to their increased popularity over time. Today there ...
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[VIDEO] Never Lose Anything Valuable Again with StickNFind Bluetooth Stickers
By: Jeff Stewart | December 10th, 2012 | Gadgets, Living, Mobile Apps, News, Smartphones, Tablets
TV remotes and keys are the types of things that most people lose or misplace quite regularly, some to the point of being a ritual for some. As a result, such people not only have to waste a lot of time in looking for such small items, but sometimes this process can become extremely frustrating. To avoid this irritating situation
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Triposo Introduces Latest Update of its Free Mobile Travel Guide App for iOS Featuring Information and Maps for 8,000 Destinations
By: Ali Raza | December 9th, 2012 | Android, iOS, Living, Mobile Apps, News, Smartphones
Holidays are approaching fast and with it people are also laying out their vacation plans quite swiftly. Taking advantage of this situation Berlin, Germany-based startup Triposo has launched the latest edition of its free travel guide app for iOS devices, so people can make the best use of their mobile travel guide to spend exc...
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Researchers Believe Twitter Can Be Used to Mitigate The Risk of Disease Outbreaks
By: Jeff Stewart | December 7th, 2012 | Health, Living, News
Many people believe that Twitter is nothing more than a micro-blogging website where users spend time have fun with friends or update themselves with the latest news and information from their favourite celebrities and tweeters. However this is just one part of the site's true power, as Twitter is much more than a medium for passi...
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