Another dev kit targeting developers and startups that want to build devices for the Internet of Things has launched on Kickstarter — although its maker, Imagination Technologies, is no startup, but rather an established company which licenses IP to chipmakers and counts Apple among its investors. Read MoreDaily Archives: November 24, 2015
Another dev kit targeting developers and startups that want to build devices for the Internet of Things has launched on Kickstarter — although its maker, Imagination Technologies, is no startup, but rather an established company which licenses IP to chipmakers and counts Apple among its investors. Read More
The team behind the instructional cooking videos at ChefSteps has created an immersion circulator for sous vide cooking called the Joule.
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ChefSteps’ Joule Is a Smarter Immersion Wand for Sous Vide
Times in the tiny Swiss watch ateliers are getting tough. While I originally assumed that Swiss watches would survive the onslaught of smartwatches, I was wrong. “To suggest that the iWatch will influence Swiss watch buyers is like saying the market for a fine Bordeaux is affected by the advent of a new flavor of Vitamin Water,” I wrote in September. Boy do I feel silly.… Read MoreFor The Love Of All That Is Good And Holy, ...
In an effort to kickstart its mobile payments solution, Android Pay, Google this morning announced a holiday campaign that will see the tech giant donating up to a million toward special education projects in partnership with nonprofit DonorsChoose.org. This is the first time Google has ever worked with an NGO on a mobile payments campaign, the company notes. However, it’s not the first… Read MoreGoogle To Donate Up To $1 Million Toward Education In ...
The Q Founder runs Android Wear, but Fossil hopes you don't notice.
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Fossil’s New Smartwatches Favor Fashion Over Tech
Raised bikeways are a good step toward making streets safer for cyclists, but what's really needed is the kind of bold thinking seen in European cities.
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San Francisco’s Raised Bikeway Won’t Make Cycling Safe
Learn-to-code startup Kano is now shipping a 10.1-inch HD display to go with its keyboard plus Raspberry Pi DIY computer kit for kids. Read More
DIY Computer For Kids Maker Kano Ships Its Build-Your-Own Screen ...
You appreciate the finer things in life, and by appreciate, we mean you obsess over them. Here are some things to add to your collection.
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10 Gifts Your Loved Ones Will Definitely Obsess Over
Increasing the focus on its nascent payment service, China’s Xiaomi has brought a fingerprint scanner to its range of affordable smartphones for the first time after it unveiled the third-generation Redmi Note in Beijing today. Read MoreXiaomi Unveils The Redmi Note 3, Its First Phone With ...
There’s been plenty of speculation over Apple plans to launch Apple Pay in China, but now it appears that the mobile payment service could finally land in the country early next year. That’s according to sources cited by a new Dow Jones report which claims Apple intends to have it live by February 2016. Read More