Gadget News
StaffPad lets you draw music on that expensive Surface Pro
Slash Gear - 8 Apr 2015 15:30
Microsoft has always been marketing its Surface Pro tablets to creatives, but with the stylus that comes with it, it has mostly been of more interest to those with a visual flair more than any other type or creator. A ne...
Intel CEO controls a swarm of robot spiders with gestures
Engadget - 8 Apr 2015 07:32
Forget the Apple Watch. Forget the Pebble Time. What you really need is a wristband that gives you the power to control an army of scary-looking drones. At IDF in Shenzhen, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich put on a simple Curie-...
New Liquid Metal Inkjet Printing Can Produce Flexible Circuitry
Gizmodo - 8 Apr 2015 15:15
Creating truly flexible electronics requires applying super-thin layers of conducting materials to already bendable materials--but doing so accurately is difficult. Now, a new form of inkjet printing can allow scientists...
Halfbike II wants you to have fun, looks like skateboarding
Slash Gear - 8 Apr 2015 16:10
We've seen our fair share of bikes on Kickstarter, most, if not all, of them focused on improving the efficiency or security, or both, of biking. But this latest campaign has none, or at least very little of that. Instea...
Intel's made a tinier, longer-range depth camera for phones
Engadget - 8 Apr 2015 06:14
Intel's been a huge backer of gesture control plus 3D scanning, and so far it's managed to integrate its RealSense technology into select desktops, laptops, tablets and even drones. The missing piece of the puzzle? Smart...
'Five Nights at Freddy's' game to become movie
Slash Gear - 8 Apr 2015 23:30
The horror video game genre has its staples, and in the mobile realm, Five Nights at Freddy's is one of the more popular titles. There are a few iterations of the mobile horror game at this point, and they enjoy a health...
A T-Rex Skull Token Makes Jurassic World Monopoly the Best Version Yet
Gizmodo - 8 Apr 2015 18:25
You could dedicate an entire blog to covering all of the different versions and variations of Monopoly that are now available. But why bother because an official Jurassic World version of Monopoly is coming in June that ...
Canon Just Reinvented the Camcorder With the 4K Shooting XC10
Gizmodo - 8 Apr 2015 17:00
The camcorder business has seen better years, but Canon is trying something new with its bizarre-looking XC10, a 4K video shooter meant for the discerning video makers who want something small and powerful, that in no wa...
3D-printed clothes to be shown off at fashion show
Slash Gear - 8 Apr 2015 04:28
If you're lucky, you can find clothing that fits you perfectly at clothing stores. For some, the clothes available fit well enough, but it takes a tailor to make them perfect. Soon enough that could be a thing of the pas...
Do You Even Torrent?
Gizmodo - 8 Apr 2015 03:02
With the news that the "Netflix for torrents ," PopcornTime, is sneaking past the Apple Iron Shield, I've got to ask: with our newfound abundance of free, ad-supported and paid streaming services, who is torrenting these...
Periscope for iOS update brings simplified blocking
Slash Gear - 9 Apr 2015 01:51
Periscope has pushed out a new update for its iOS app, and with it comes some new features, not the least of which is the ability to more easily block viewers while you're streaming. As expected, the update also brings a...
A Particle Accelerator in Space Could Trigger Artificial Auroras
Gizmodo - 9 Apr 2015 01:50
Auroras appear according to the whims of nature, not humans, which might just be part of their eerie appeal. But c'mon, it's the 21st century now. Why are we just waiting around? So here's a crazy idea unearthed by Mark ...
Amazon's Echo Just Added New Ways To Control Your Home With Your Voice
Gizmodo - 9 Apr 2015 01:49
Just as you may have suspected , Amazon's voice-controlled personal assistant getting even more functionality--and branching out into controlling your home's technology with its hub.
Kickstarter transparency report shows crowdfunding's copyright woes
Engadget - 9 Apr 2015 01:42
If you've noticed a crowdfunding project that was ripping off someone else's work to make a pitch, you're not alone. Kickstarter has posted its first transparency report, and it notes that there were 282 Digital Millenni...
YouTube monthly fee will rid users of ads
Slash Gear - 9 Apr 2015 01:25
A new paid offering will be made for users of YouTube this month. YouTube has sent out an email to Partners which suggests that they'll be building on the momentum they've got with YouTube Music Key Beta and YouTube Kids...
The more money Americans make, the more sleep they get
Gizmodo - 9 Apr 2015 01:20
How do you sleep at night? If you're rich, the answer is probably "really well." Research compiled by the CDC reveals that there's a correlation between how much money you make and how much sleep you get. To no one's sur...
Popcorn Time's movie piracy app works on iOS without tricks, for now
Engadget - 9 Apr 2015 01:19
Popcorn Time's piracy-centric streaming video service just got a little too easy to access on the go. The outfit has released an installer that lets you use the peer-to-peer app on iOS devices without jailbreaking (that ...
LaCie Rugged Thunderbolt portable drive sports 1TB SSD
Slash Gear - 9 Apr 2015 01:06
For most people, portable storage needs don't include the ability to withstand the hazards of long hikes or rain. Some need a drive rugged enough to handle such situations, however, like adventure photographers or those ...
Google Patented a Warning System to Make Social Media Spoiler-Free
Gizmodo - 9 Apr 2015 01:05
It's something we've all felt. The low, sinking kick in the metaphorical groin when you've read some asshole's tweet or post, expounding on some previously unknown spoiler. But maybe, social media doesn't need to be such...
Twitter revamps trends to explain why a topic is popular
Engadget - 9 Apr 2015 01:03
Peeking at what's trending on Twitter ensures you don't miss anything, but sometimes a hashtag's meaning isn't obvious. For those strange-looking acronyms, subjects and unfamiliar names, the 140-character social network ...
Genius Paperclip Holder
The Gadget Flow - 9 Apr 2015 01:00
A creative stand to hold your paperclips. With the Genius Paperclip Holder, you'll now be able to store your paperclips inspired from Einstein himself. It's like having a cool stand on the work desk that will come handy ...
ZipShooter Camera Dolly System
The Gadget Flow - 9 Apr 2015 01:00
Designed with flexibility under consideration. This ZipShooter Camera Dolly System is a made in USA product which has been made for professionals and comes with a body system wielding three fully adjustable and strong le...