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The Mevo camera makes streaming high-quality live video with on-the-fly editing a reality for the consumer… even you.
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Continue ReadingThe { DeviceDiary } is our place to share some of the devices and accessories that rank high in the “cool, I need that” category.
Continue ReadingNew products give the Philips Hue system even more IoT functionality: a Motion Sensor and the SceneSwitch bulb is programmed with three color settings.
Continue ReadingExperience immersive movies, gaming, and more in a new 3D-capable virtual mobile theater called Royole Moon featuring an HD display and hi-fi audio.
Continue ReadingWalabotDIY sees through cement, drywall and other materials, letting users locate items inside walls for home repair and renovation projects.
Continue ReadingThe new Stencil tool for the Morpholio Trace app allows users to create their own collection of graphics for drawings from any image.
Continue ReadingThe fixed-wing Parrot Disco drone is ready for consumers to purchase and experience first-person views of high-speed, long-duration flight.
Continue ReadingVirtual reality becomes hyper-reality at the ‘Ghostbusters: Dimension’ installation from THE VOID at Madame Tussauds in NYC.
Continue ReadingDlodlo has introduced a slim, sunglass-like design for a full VR headset, a major step in the right direction for the acceptance of virtual reality.
Continue ReadingAthletes employ coaches to review their performance; runners can see the advantage of Run Rockets hyper-accurate data in live augmented reality.
Continue ReadingTimelooper and ‘THE RIDE’ join forces to showcase the history of NYC by adding virtual reality to the interactive tour in a new ‘DOWNTOWN EXPERIENCE’.
Continue ReadingInternet of Things (IoT) devices will need to have the network to perform all the tasks we ask of them.
Continue ReadingIs ‘PokĂ©mon GO’ an augmented reality failure? Or could it be opening the door for a whole new understanding of AR?
Continue ReadingThe Onyx is a one-button, wearable, smart, worldwide, always-on walkie-talkie… sort of like a real-life version of Captain Picard’s communicator.
Continue ReadingWhat makes the “Internet of Things” so amazing is not the devices that are connected… but rather the way those devices are connected to each other.
Continue ReadingROXs is a “real-life gaming console” that has the power to get kids out from in front of their screens and into the real world to move their bodies. And the team wants to give one to you…
Continue ReadingThe “Charge It Forward” campaign from myCharge is giving away chargers and asking everyone who receives one to pass it on to someone with a low battery.
Continue ReadingThe {DeviceDiary} is our place to share some of the devices and accessories that rank high in the “cool, I need that” category.
Continue ReadingPhilips Hue recently introduced a new variety of LED bulbs designed to offer shades of white light that support daily routines.
Continue ReadingThere is a dedicated Internet of Things network coming from Samsung that can connect devices across a nation.
Continue ReadingThe ZTE SPRO 2 projector boasts an Android system and hardware features that makes it a fantastic option for taking big screen anywhere.
Continue ReadingThe Timelooper app uses virtual reality to allow users to experience historic events instead of just visiting the site where it happened. And they just rocked it at TechCrunch Disrupt NY.
Continue ReadingThe GeoOrbital wheel turns nearly any standard bicycle into a motorized bike with no tools in under a minute.
Continue ReadingSoon we will meet Viv, an AI personal assistant that can write its own code, taking on new tasks based on interaction with the things connected to it.
Continue ReadingThe updated Rukkus iOS app features virtual reality seat views to allow users to fully experience their seat location first-hand before final purchases are made.
Continue ReadingFitbit has a family of exercise trackers available–some that are watches with a fitness focus and others that are exercise-first (and only).
Continue ReadingThe Zepp 2 device gathers data from the user’s baseball swing, analyzes it, and gives professional-level advice on how to improve.
Continue ReadingCould the smart kitchen be the smartest room in the house?
Continue ReadingAs Internet of Things (IoT) devices proliferate, they should also become easier to connect and potentially relocate.
Continue ReadingSony debuts a Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector as part of their new “Life Space UX” experience.
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