This Video Streaming Breakthrough Could Lead to Smart Glasses You Might Actually Want to Wear
Engineers at the University of Washington say they’ve found a way to stream hi-def video that uses 10,000 times less power than current technologies.
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Engineers at the University of Washington say they’ve found a way to stream hi-def video that uses 10,000 times less power than current technologies.
Are you a billionaire suffering from wrist cramps brought on by the endless stacks of cheques you need to endorse? Have we got a deal for you!
I mean, providing you do want your guests to like you. Otherwise, carry on.
For users who prefer the look of a more traditional watch, rather than a shiny glass square strapped to their wrist.
A wallet case turns an essential, expensive object into a thing that’s basically invaluable and super hard to replace.
Apple will repair Apple Watch Series 2 devices that suffer from defects including swollen batteries or an inability to activate.
Add that to the list of reasons why you should care about 5G.
It's a bizarre-looking device, but it's being released on an open source licence.
A cheap(ish) way to get another quick nostalgia hit. Cheers, Mazza.
Play Impossible’s Gameball proves that a ball upgraded with stat-tracking technology isn’t actually a terrible idea. If only it weren't so expensive.
It's really good, is what I'm saying.
Will there ever be a good time to place always-listening Facebook microphones in your home?
Its manufacturers advertise the device as being able to break iPhone encryption in anywhere from two hours to three days.
“I’m tired of people saying I chickened out and didn’t build a rocket.”
But there's no indication if and when we'll see them.
