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JmGo J1 review: A gorgeous home cinema projector with awesome sound
‘Gorgeous’ and ‘projector’ don’t often sit well together in a sentence, but that’s exactly what you →
Chrome, Feedly, iMovie, Vivint Sky get iOS 9 updates
iOS 9 has not only brought a lot of features to Apple’s platform itself, it has →
Apple iPhone 6s Plus vs. Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+
1. Introduction 3D Touch or curved Edge screen? Metal or glass? LCD or AMOLED? iOS or →
Samsung Galaxy S7 tipped to sport Synaptics ClearForce screen
If there were any doubt that Apple started yet another trend with its 3D Touchfeature on →
Magellan eXplorist TRX7 is made for off-road adventurers
Most personal navigation device or PNDs focus on safely getting you from point A to point →
ZTE launches “3D touch” AXON mini, Tencent OS AXON Watch
ZTE seems to have found a new sweet spot in the mobile industry apart from its →
iPhone 6s vs Note 5 vs iPhone 6 hands-on camera test
The iPhone 6s doesn’t just bring a rose gold finish and 3D Touch display, it also →
iPhone 6s hands-on: Rose Gold, 3D Touch, 12MP Camera
Familiar and yet different, that was my first thought when I picked up the iPhone 6s →
Camera Restricta concept speculates about future of censorship
A designer has used a 3D printer and other technology to create a camera concept he →
100 day Star Wars The Force Awakens countdown begins in 3D
Depending on where you’re living in the world, you’re either hours or minutes away from the →
iPhone 6s said to have more advanced “3D Touch” Force Touch
Now that IFA 2015 is over, we’re counting down the days to the next big thing, →
Microsoft MobileFusion turns any smartphone into 3D scanner
In early October, researchers will show off Microsoft’s new MobileFusiontechnology, a project that enables an ordinary →
Intel and Google made a Tango phone with 3D RealSense
Google and Intel have paired up to develop a Project Tango smartphone that uses RealSense cameras, →
Intel Tango phone hands-on: Android RealSense
Intel’s RealSense 3D camera technology always seemed like a natural bedfellow with Google’s Project Tango, and →
Samsung wants to kill hard drives with new high-efficiency SSDs
For the first time, Samsung has starting producing SSDs using (wait for it) 3-bit multi-level-cell, 3D →
Intel’s pro-level Xeon processors are coming to laptops
Intel’s professional-grade Xeon processors are no longer confined to fancy workstationsor data centers. The chip designer →
These are the wireless controllers you’ll use with the HTC Vive
HTC’s virtual reality headset, the Vive, blew us away when we first tried it at MWC →
Oculus wants in on VR moviemaking, partners with Felix & Paul
The consumer launch of Oculus Rift is still many months away (planned for Q1 next year), →
Next Google Glass could offer ‘Terminator-like’ vision
Even as the first version of its Internet-connected Google Glass didn’t quite take off with consumers →
Samsung wearable to beat HoloLens with 3D-cam and 2x Glass
Samsung may be next on the list of hardware companies to deliver a smart headset with →
Legendary, Google bring Warcraft to the world of VR
Not to dash your hopes, this isn’t the long-awaited Warcraft film yet. Not even a trailer. →
NextGen use 3D printing to make ergonomic chef knives
If you spend a lot of time in the kitchen, you know having a solid set →
Samsung invests in FOVE eye-tracking VR headset
Samsung may have its own virtual reality tech, but that hasn’t stopped it from investing in →
This 700hp 3D printed supercar wants to reinvent manufacturing
Supercars may be outlandish by default, but Divergent Microfactories’ Blade goes one step further, blending 3D →
Ford begins 3D-printing parts with Carbon3D
This afternoon Ford announced their collaboration with Carbon3D to begin producing high-quality automotive-grade parts with speed. →
I wish I were a ‘Street Fighter V’ master
If there was one game I wish I could be good at, it’s Street Fighter V. →
10 things you need to know about 3D printing
Today, 3D printing is a niche technology that most people won’t have any first-hand experience of, →
Inhabitat’s Week in Green: fish domes and 3D-printed bridges
We’ve seen 3D-printed clothing, cars and houses — and now Amsterdam is building an entire bridge →
ASUS debuts Zen AiO all-in-one with USB 3.1, RealSense 3D camera
ASUS has just announced its first all-in-one desktop PC to be included in their Zen line →
DARPA to develop best practices for 3D printing
Just as steel’s physical properties change depending on how it’s produced, so too do 3D printed →