USB 3.0 Flash Drive will Get a Role for Smart Phone's External Strorage

Thanks to Moore's Law we've seen flash drives grow steadily smaller and smaller as storage capacity does exactly the opposite. To wit, the new SanDisk Ultra Fit USB 3.0 USB 3.0 storage unit is perhaps the tiniest we've witnessed yet. The company claims the device is smaller than a dime and the 128GB of space can store some 16 hours of 1080p video with read speeds clocking in at up to 130MB per second. Gizmodo Australia notes that this...

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Microsoft's Surface Hub will begin shipping July 1. with Reasonable Price!

Microsoft finally has a number for how much it will cost businesses to outfit their conference rooms with technology of the future: Up to $20,000.For that price, companies can purchase the Surface Hub, a touchscreen computer that comes in either a 55-inch model for $7,000 or an 84-inch model with speedier hardware for $20,000. The device starts shipping in 24 markets starting July 1, the company announced Wednesday.Microsoft says the...

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About LG G4, Cheer up! Your replaceable batteries and microSD are effective yet!

LG has something new up its sleeve for the G4 smartphone and the South Korean company is alluding to greatness. The device will be revealed at events on April 28 and April 29 (due to time zones) in six cities: New York, London, Paris, Istanbul, Singapore and Seoul. With an invitation that coyly sneaks a peek at a leather-like material accentuated by stitching, the tagline "see the great, feel the great" hints at a design overhaul that...

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AUO starts to manufacture 5.46" FHD AMOLED panels, already?

According to our information Taiwan's AU Optronics started to mass produce 5.46" Full-HD AMOLED panels, aimed for smartphone applications. AUO is already producing 1.63", 4.3" and 5" AMOLED displays. AUO is also developing a 1.4" circular AMOLED display.     I know AUO is already producing their AMOLED products like 1.63", 4.3" and 5". What does company use their displays? What kind of products to be powered by their...

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The world's smallest computer - Michigan Micro Mote - So Tiny!

Tiny Computure - Michigan Micro Mote (M^3) Computers used to consume whole rooms, but now one computer can fit on the edge of a nickel. At just one millimeter cubed, the Michigan Micro Mote (M^3) is believed to be the smallest autonomous computer in the world. For over a decade, the faculty and students at the University of Michigan's computer science department have been working on the M^3. As the Internet of Things (IoT) gets...

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Apple Revealed Apple Watch's Guided Tour Video, Great!

Apple Watch Hands On Let's say you've devoured just about everything you can find on the Apple Watch but are still craving more. That's perfectly natural. Well, Cupertino has a guided tour of the wearable that should help answer any remaining questions you might have. For now there are four separate videos with a disembodied voice talking through the different features (messages, general functionality, digital touch and faces),...

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Youtube is making progress to Game Streaming like Twitch

After Google's failed attempt to acquire the live game streaming company Twitch (which went to Amazon instead), it's now aiming to relaunch YouTube's streaming feature with a focus on games and eSports, reports The Daily Dot. YouTube's been in the live streaming market since 2010, and it's scored some major events like the State of the Union and the League of Legends Championship Series, but it's not nearly...

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