It’s tough standing out in the increasingly overcrowded world of fitness trackers. Though, to be fair, standing out from the pack has never really been one of Atlas Wearables‘ issues. It’s a strange-looking thing. The sort of thing that, even in this enlightened age of ubiquitous wearables, people look at the Wristband 2 with slight disbelief. It’s an odd-looking thing.… Read More The Atlas Wristband 2 offers an interesting but limited spin ...This entry was posted in Gadgets hardware Health TC Wearables on July 6, 2016 by Brian Heater
Snapchat Memories gives snaps a little permanence. The post Snapchat Saves Your Snaps Now Because Hey, Memories Can Be Nice appeared first on WIRED. Snapchat Saves Your Snaps Now Because Hey, Memories Can Be ...This entry was posted in Gadget Lab Gear memories and tagged snapchat on July 6, 2016 by Brian Barrett
Everyone’s picking teams for the coming connected car wars, and Volkswagen and LG have chosen each other. The new smart car squad announced a “memorandum of understanding” to collaborate on R&D related to a connected car platform to be developed “over the coming years” today. So what, exactly, does this partnership entail? It’s not just the premise for… Read More Volkswagen throws in with LG on ‘Cross-Over’ connected car platformThis entry was posted in connected car Gadgets Internet of Things LG Mobile smartphone TC Volkswagen on July 6, 2016 by Darrell Etherington
Memories fundamentally shifts Snapchat to encompass the past rather than only being about the present. Yet by allowing you to modify previously shot content and add it to your story with a white border that signifies it’s a memory, Snapchat lets you share later and stay in the now Capture now, live, then share later. Snapchat tells me it set out to create the most human camera, and… Read More Snapchat Memories is a searchable replacement for your camera rollThis entry was posted in Apps artificial intelligence Entertainment Google Photos Media Social Startups TC and tagged snapchat on July 6, 2016 by Legit Coder
Now on Tap was one of the marquee features of Android Marshmallow when Google first announced this update to its mobile operating system last year (which is now already being eclipsed by the next version: Android Nougat). It allows you to quickly find more relevant information and context about what’s currently on your phone’s or tablet’s screen when you press and hold the… Read More Google’s Now on Tap gets even smarterThis entry was posted in Android google now google now on tap Mobile smartphones tablet computers TC and tagged google on July 6, 2016 by Frederic Lardinois
IBM’s Cloud Video division is releasing the results of a new survey looking at the behavior of subscribers to video-on-demand services like Netflix and Hulu. Perhaps the most interesting answers were about how many people canceled their subscriptions and why. According to IBM, 31 percent of respondents said they’d canceled a streaming video subscription in the past, but that… Read More IBM survey says ads are the biggest reason people consider ...This entry was posted in IBM Media Mobile streaming video TC on July 6, 2016 by Anthony Ha
iPhone rumor season is upon us, the latest tidbit has to do with internal storage. According to the WSJ, the next-generation iPhone will start at 32GB of internal storage opposed to the 16GB entry-level option. If true, this is actually rather su... The next iPhone might start at 32GB of internal storageThis entry was posted in iphone 6s Mobile Storage TC and tagged apple iphone on July 6, 2016 by Jordan Crook
Airborne drone delivery is still more PR than public reality, but wheeled, self-driving delivery bots could be trundling down a sidewalk near you sooner than you think. London-based Starship Technologies, which counts Skype co-founders Ahti Heinl... Self-driving delivery robots could soon be common sights in European ...This entry was posted in artificial intelligence Europe Gadgets robotics Skype TC Transportation on July 6, 2016 by Darrell Etherington
If you’ve ever had to hold a wrench in place for any lengthy of time exerting a decent amount of force, you know it sucks. NASA also knew it sucked, and doubly so when you’re floating in space, so they created the RoboGlove, a battery-powered force-multiplying glove that lets you add some power and longevity to your grip. Now, RoboGlove is coming to earth-bound humans thanks to… Read More Bioservo is bringing NASA’s real-life Power Glove down to earthThis entry was posted in Gadgets Health robotics TC on July 6, 2016 by Darrell Etherington
Shervin Pishavar’s Hyperloop One recorded another first today, though not one as exciting as making a hunk of metal go really fast in the desert – it created a business case. The business case (via Gizmodo), created in partnership with engineering firm partners and consulting firm KPMG, is meant to walk potential investors through the value proposition inherent in a proposed… Read More Hyperloop One proposes half-hour travel time between Helsinki and StockholmThis entry was posted in Gadgets GreenTech hyperloop TC Transportation on July 6, 2016 by Darrell Etherington