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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Will Facebook's plan their Solar Drone to bring Internet be possible for realization?

Facebook's Chief Technology Officer, Mike Schroepfer, talking about Facebook's drone program. The big Facebook drone, called Aquila, will hold its first test flight this summer, Facebook vice president of engineering Jay Parikh told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published Thursday. "The idea of this," Facebook's chief technology officer, Mike Schroepfer, told an audience at F8, "is to loiter across an area at very high...

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Apple's Tim Cook intends to become a major philanthropist

Apple's CEO has big-time philanthropy on his list of things to do. Apple CEO Tim Cook is following in the footsteps of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates when it comes to philanthropy. Cook said he plans to give away his fortune after paying for his 10-year-old nephew's college, according to Fortune magazine. "You want to be the pebble in the pond that creates the ripple for change," Cook told the publication. Cook is part...

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Apple's March 9 Event, Apple Watch and New gadgets

With Apple's 'Spring Forward' event on March 9 in San Francisco just days away, it's time to look at -- and recalibrate -- our expectations for the occasion. We know that the event will focus on the Apple Watch, which was revealed at the same September 2014 event where the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus debuted. Right now, we know precious few details about the Watch -- it will start shipping in April with a $349 price in the US for the entry-level...

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Samsung Pay (NFC+MST) has little advantage in Europe compare than USA

Samsung Pay, seen here running on the Galaxy S6 Edge, will be on roughly equal footing with Apple Pay in Europe. BARCELONA -- Samsung wants its new phones to become your wallet, yesterday unveiling its Samsung Pay mobile payments system, which is going to arrive on its Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge smartphones.Samsung has said its payment tech will be coming to Europe following a roll-out in the US and South Korea in the summer, but how...

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LG Watch Urbane - It's a LTE Phone and Mobile Wallet with WebOS

Looks Great - LG Watch Urbane What looks like a sports watch, makes its own phone calls over LTE, makes mobile payments over NFC and runs its own new operating system? The LG Watch Urbane LTE. Yes, LG has another new smartwatch on the way, and this one's not Android Wear: it's a whole new beast. I tried LG Watch Urbane LTE on my wrist for a while in Barcelona, and while I still have no idea how it'll really perform, it felt big but...

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Small PCs is competing with less space and less money

Portability and space-saving for computers are generally traits of slim laptops and lightweight tablets, or the new generation of hybrid PCs that combine aspects of both. Several years ago, an eternity in technology time, there was another popular breed of small computers, called small form factor or media center PCs. Some connected to TVs for media streaming and PC-based DVR recording, while others were used as aesthetically appealing...

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Drones Come True - Drone Waiter in Singapore

A drone waiting tables at Timbré's al fresco restaurant. Singaporean restaurant-bar chain Timbré is employing a fleet of flying drones as waitstaff for its live-music eateries. Earlier this month, the restaurant chain and robotics company Infinium Robotics jointly unveiled a new experiment at the al fresco venue Timbré @ Substation, to showcase the reliability of commercial drones bringing plates of food and drinks to patrons. Having...

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Sling TV Can be Available Now! Can They Cut the Cord?

The Good : Sling TV is the first true Internet-delivered alternative to traditional cable and satellite TV, providing live channels (and some on-demand content) from ESPN, TNT, CNN and Disney for far less than standard pay TV packages, with no contract or commitment. It works anywhere in the US with a stable broadband Internet connection, and video quality is mostly indistinguishable from cable TV. Sling is available on a wide range...

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Project Ara : Google's Modular Phone is also Part of it.

Google's Spiral 2 prototype currently has a 5-megapixel camera that you could swap out for a more powerful lens. If you've ever wished you could pick from a pile of parts and make your own smartphone, Project Ara is your Android wish come true. Run out of Google's Advanced Technology and Projects group (ATAP), Ara proposes that phone owners should be able to mix-and-match components to build the phone they want to own, rather than...

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CNET Review : LG's Second Curved Phone GFlex2

If you accidentally sit on the device, don't worry -- it's durable enough to flex back straight.CNET EDITORS' RATING : 4stars - Excellent The Good : The LG G Flex 2 sports a uniquely immersive and comfortable arched design, a sharp 1080p display, the latest Snapdragon 810 processor and a scratch-resistant coating. The Bad  :The device's camera takes muted photos, its battery capacity is smaller than its predecessor, and performance...

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Intel believes its button-size pc 'Curie' sill serve as a platform of all wearable things - CES 2015

Intel believes the chip will serve as a platform for new product. It is set to debut in the second half of the year. Intel CEO Brian Krzanich unveiled Curie, a button-size chip that includes a processor, Bluetooth low-energy radio, sensors and a dedicated engine to determine different sporting activity. It's also able to run for extended periods with a coin-size battery, or can be recharged. Such a minuscule chip...

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LG shows G Flex 2 having Advanced FHD Flexible OLED and Self Healing. It Looks Great! in CES 2015

LAS VEGAS -- Doubling down on its uniquely bowed G Flex smartphone, LG unveiled its successor, the aptly named G Flex 2, today during a CES 2015 press conference. Equipped with a 5.5-inch touchscreen that has a 23 degree arc, the device will initially launch in Korea later this month with other countries following suit. In the US, AT&T, Sprint and US Cellular have already announced plans to carry the handset, while in the UK...

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Misfit Swarovski Shine shows New Possibilities of Fitness Jewelry at CES 2015

LAS VEGAS -- There have been plenty of recent attempts at meshing wearable tech and jewelry -- theIntel MICA band, Fitbit's Tory Burch accessories, and the Misfit Shine, which has its own pendants and bracelets, are a few that come to mind. A key limitation, however, has been battery life: these gadgets, sooner or later, need a charge or a new battery. Misfit Swarovski Shine, a line of crystal-bejeweled fitness trackers announced...

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LG's OLED TVs are all ready as 4K and Curved at CES 2015

If you were holding out for a less-expensive 65-inch OLED TV from LG, maybe one that uses 1080p resolution instead of 4K to cut costs, keep holding. LG's 2015 lineup of OLED TVs includes models in 55, 65 and 77-inch sizes, with curved, flat and even flexible screens, but none of them have 1080p resolution; all are 4K. While it will continue to sell the 1080p 55EC9300 throughout the year, LG didn't introduce any new 1080p resolution...

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Samsung's TV will get Tizen OS, It can be Succeed?

Samsung's Tizen operating system will power all the company's smart TVs in 2015, the Korean electronics maker announced Wednesday, another step in Samsung's efforts to gain a foothold for the troubled OS. "The way society consumes entertainment...has evolved and now includes multiple devices and endless content from a variety of sources," the company said in a release about the new TVs. "Recognizing this shift, Samsung's new platform...

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