Facebook Messenger Kids Teaches Safe Social Media
Facebook technology and parents’ supervision make Messenger Kids a solution for teaching social media skills and safety.
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Category: Architechnologist
Laser X Takes on Holiday Family Time
Instead of touch football we brought out an armory of Laser X pistols this year on Thanksgiving, and we had a blast (pun fully intended).
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LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 + GIVEAWAY!
Time travel, a huge roster of playable meta-humans, four-player mode, and updated graphics make ‘LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2’ a super-fun play AND WE’RE GIVING A COPY AWAY!
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Review + Giveaway: ‘Lightseekers’
Mix ‘Skylanders’ and ‘Magic: The Gathering’ and enjoy your own ‘Lightseekers’: a combination digital game and card game with its own smart figures.
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Home Takes on a Spooky (Philips) Hue
Decorating for events and holidays is high-tech simple with connected lighting and smart accessories including the Philips Hue system.
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If You Blink, You Won’t Miss a Thing
The Blink security camera family has grown again, and it is becoming a powerhouse security system… all without wires.
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Review: BenQ HT3050 Projector – Go Big, Go Home
Incredible cinema has arrived home–the BenQ HT3050 projector has award-winning color and a huge 100-inch screen with a throw of less than 9 feet.
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REVIEW: Spin Master’s BB-8 Really IS Quite a Popular Droid
You (and your Rey and Poe) can have your own BB-8, the iconic droid from the ‘Star Wars’ films. Nearly the same size as the on-screen version, Spin Master’s interactive droid is 16 inches tall with authentic lights and sounds.
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Review: BenQ 27-inch USB-C Designer Monitor
The latest monitor from BenQ is so full of features you might overlook the fact that it is all based on a USB-C docking station to get rid of those dongles.
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Everyone Can Sketch Using Morpholio Trace and Augmented Reality
Morpholio grabs Apple’s new ARKit by the seeds–the new AR mode creates a virtual perspective finder and lets anyone draw like a pro.
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Kids Get Dinosaur-Sized Tech with STEMosaur
Kids learn coding with the STEMosaur, a robotic dinosaur that they build themselves.
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Augmented Reality was Apple’s Big Announcement
Along with new iPhones, Apple announced augmented reality features this week and they could be what the technology has been waiting for.
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Finally, Full-Color 3D printing… da Vinci Color
New da Vinci Color 3D printer is the first to produce full-color across printed layers in finished products.
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SoundMoovz Wearables Dance to a Different Beat
Wearable tech captures data about the individual user and then present it back in a way that is useful; the new SoundMoovz wristbands interpret that directive in a different way.
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Geek Bling From Circuit Breaker Labs
Circuit Breaker Labs creates beautiful tech-inspired jewelry and accessories featuring upcycled circuit boards.
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SmartAC Is Tech for More Economical Air Conditioning
A smartAC kit can make a dumb plug-in air conditioner a bit smarter and help with energy management.
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Gadget Lovers: The ‘{ Device Diary } Vol. 11’ Is Hot
The { DeviceDiary } is our place to share some of the devices and accessories that rank high in the “cool, I need that” category.
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Kids’ Bedrooms Get Augmented Reality – SpinTales
Augmented reality engages kids with interactive storytelling illustrated into the SpinTales bed cover and rug.
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Artificial Intelligence in Vi Earphones Improves Fitness Training
Vi earphones use biosensing and an artificial intelligence personal trainer to coach and motivate users.
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Harmony Speaks Fluent Alexa
Amazon Echo’s Alexa’s place in the smart home is firmly established and an update to the skill for Harmony remotes brings simplified voice control to home entertainment.
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Logitech Circle 2 Closes the Loop on What a Network Camera Can Do
The Logitech Circle 2 is an indoor/outdoor home security camera with accessories that let it provide video wherever it’s wanted.
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‘D&D Curse of Strahd’ Player’s Report: Session 13
As Baräsh crossed the threshold of the church he turned and saw Kevon in the vampire’s clutches. Strahd’s focus was now entirely upon the tiefling, his mouth open revealing two sharp extended incisors that closed around Kevon’s neck. He did not struggle as Strahd drained his blood.
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VR World in NYC Brings Virtual Reality to All
Imagine stepping into a new world without having to leave New York City—VR World gives everyone access to the latest in virtual reality experiences.
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KOOV Coding and Robotics Kit Creates Innovators
A new coding and robotics kit for the innovators of tomorrow from Sony, KOOV comes with everything needed to start creating unique robotic creations.
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Occly Connects to Personal Safety
The Occly Blinc is a wearable personal safety device that arms the wearer with four cameras, microphones, sirens, LED lighting and emergency communication.
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Virtual Reality Construction Announced by DIRTT
At the 2016 Connext Conference, DIRTT Environmental Solutions (dirtt.net) announced a system that allows anyone to see a real-time video of an existing space that they want to remodel with an overlay of three-dimensional elements and objects they want to install.
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OV Headphones – Everywhere Sounds Smart
Built-in Amazon Echo and smart sound customization lets OV Headphones create the “connected everywhere” we always wanted.
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TCDisrupt Report – Immotor GO Electric Scooter of the Future
The Immotor GO Scooter has specs that are above and beyond what you’d normally find on a scooter.
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Wearable Intelligent ‘Benjamin Button’ Camcorder for Kids
The Benjamin Button small wearable camera is designed to capture footage from the kid’s perspective; incredibly, the device then suggests the best memories for your family.
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Oculus’ Virtual Reality Content Studio to Be Closed
Oculus VR will close their cinematic-content division, Story Studio, and focus instead on funding storytelling projects from other developers.
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