According to a recent study conducted by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, more than one third of American smartphone owners are using their mobile devices to supplement TV viewing.
A Miami-based educational startup says that synced screens could be the missing puzzle piece to making mobile technology easy and effective in the classroom.
BioLite has introduced a portable camping stove this week that will allow adventurers to charge their electronic devices in the great outdoors, utilizing a thermoelectric generator to send power to USB devices.
At a lightning speed of 36.7 million frames per second, the STEAM camera is the fastest in the world, making it a powerful candidate for cheap and fast cancer detection.
New Zealand design company Custom Logic’s details the challenges of building an ambitious motion-controlled Kinect instrument.
Dedicated fans are likely enough to buy merchandise or concert tickets, but jump at the prospect of one-on-one face time – opening up a whole new revenue stream for struggling artists.
Socialrithmic is the latest entrant to the growing field of social media optimization, the counterpart to SEO that brings an analytic approach to social engagement with brands and customers.
The awkwardly-named Space Monkey is augmented with a stylish external hard drive that stores a copy of the user’s data locally, to expedite access.
Programmer Matthew Huebert’s new website allows users to explore the vocabularies of famous modern and historical figures, utilizing their documented words to create both bizarre and beautiful online conversations.
If you’ve ever found yourself jealous of your cat’s ability to communicate its mood (always sassy) by the simple positioning of its ears, Japanese company and international purveyor of nonsense Necomimi has got you covered.
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