Marc Whitten and Yusuf Mehdi walk through a comprehensive demo of Xbox One, including instant switching, biometric sign-in, Live TV, Skype, game DVR, OneGuide and more.
Marc Whitten and Yusuf Mehdi walk through a comprehensive demo of Xbox One, including instant switching, biometric sign-in, Live TV, Skype, game DVR, OneGuide and more.
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The new advert from Sony showcases the company’s 4K Ultra HD TV – delivering four times the detail of Full HD TV for the ultimate picture quality. In the video, directed by Jaron Albertin, around 8 million petals were used to symbolise the beautiful 8 million pixel display, only possible with 4K TV.
The new advert from Sony showcases the company’s 4K Ultra HD TV – delivering four times the detail of Full HD TV for the ultimate picture quality. In the video, directed by Jaron Albertin, around 8 million petals were used to symbolise the beautiful 8 million pixel display, only possible with 4K TV.
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About a week ago, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak stepped on the TEDx stage in Brussels for the first time ever to discuss his view of technology and innovation.
About a week ago, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak stepped on the TEDx stage in Brussels for the first time ever to discuss his view of technology and innovation.
Steve Wozniak is a pioneer of the digital age, he was one of the three founders of Apple Computer, setting up in Steve Jobs’ garage in 1976. Woz, as he is almost universally known, designed the hardware, circuit boards and operating system for the Apple I. After a plane crash in 1981, Wozniak played a reduced role at Apple, ending full time employment in 1987.
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London-based interactive clothing companys Cutecircuit has teamed up with Scotch whiskey distillers Ballantine’s to create the world’s first wearable, washable, sharable and programmable T-shirt for digital creativity.
London-based interactive clothing companys Cutecircuit has teamed up with Scotch whiskey distillers Ballantine’s to create the world’s first wearable, washable, sharable and programmable T-shirt for digital creativity.
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Adding another dimension to the static print medium, Layar Creator allows users to activate or create interactive digital content from such things as magazines.
Adding another dimension to the static print medium, Layar Creator allows users to activate or create interactive digital content from such things as magazines. Layar is the world’s easiest way to activate print media with digital content. It’s a self-service web application that lets anyone infuse static pages with interactive experiences.
Tim Cook learned a lot from Steve Jobs, and one of the big takeaways seems to be: Don’t tip your hand.
Tim Cook learned a lot from Steve Jobs, and one of the big takeaways seems to be: Don’t tip your hand. The Apple CEO was unwilling to tackle questions about any future product plans during his first appearance on the D10 stage Wednesday night.
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Do you know how most of the inventions you use every day really came to be?
Do you know how most of the inventions you use every day really came to be? Jump over the break, and check out the following infographic for some interesting facts about many “technologies” that we now take for granted.
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The year is almost over, so it’s time to look back at what made this year great. 2011 was a barrier breaking year for mobile innovation, and was the year mobile took over the world. And just because of that, mobile dictated tech trends in 2011. View full infographic after the break…
The application learns what programming interests you most and then tells you what’s on television, filtering out channels that don’t match your preferences.
Anyone who has spent multiple hours sitting on the couch surfing through countless television channels knows that, despite the thousands of options, finding something worthwhile to watch can be a challenge. This is why fuseproject, a San Francisco-based design agency founded by industrial designer Yves Behar, has developed an iPhone app called “Peel.”
