Parrot's New In-Dash System Lets Your Car Love Android and Apple Alike
In the not so distant future, you may have to choose between one or the other. But Parrot's RNB6 lets you go both ways.
In the not so distant future, you may have to choose between one or the other. But Parrot's RNB6 lets you go both ways.
CES 2015: Convertibles? Whatever. Ultrabooks? idgaf. A huge laptop with a mechanical keyboard built in? Now we're talking.
While we can't point to this as the definitive cause, it is the most likely.
CES 2015: The first external drive to be wrapped entirely in mirror-finish Gorilla Glass. So you'll spend as much time looking at yourself as you do looking at it.
The life of an ant just looks like a fun video game doesn't it?
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RF, Z-Wave, and NFC have made our lives a little more cable-free, but we're not clear of the tangles just yet.
North Korea wants you to know that it is pissed. And that it's really working on hard on its verbal this year.
Say hello to Miami Seaquarium's Lolita, a whale who lives in the smallest, saddest orca tank in the USA.
The new Rugged RAID might be a little larger than its predecessors, it provides even more protection with a pair of hard drives inside that ensure your data is perpetually backed up.
A newly published paper details the latest advancement in the robotic processing system: Learning how to cook simply by watching YouTube videos. Robots—they're just like us!
This connected washer and dryer that can talk to your Nest thermostat so it knows when you're home and when you're away to help prevent wrinkled clothing and expensive energy bills.
It's an ultra-thin 500GB laptop drive into an equally svelte seven-millimetre thick housing that still makes room for a built-in USB port.
Cigarettes that heat tobacco to produce an inhalable aerosol, but never reach the point of combustion, thus avoiding that sketchy part of smoking where you light something on fire and suck the smoke into your lungs.
That said, doing a Bear Grylls whilst on antibiotics is not an advisable action.
The tethered, helium-filled aerostat is equipped with anti-missile and anti-drone radar to protect the US capital from attacks. It also looks like a cartoon.
But one activity watches have consistently sucked at is playing games. A proper version of Flappy Bird for Android Wear could change all of that.
