ClockOne is a Giant Wall Clock Made of E Ink Panels
ClockOne, a digital wall clock that uses E Ink for its display, officially goes on sale today. Twelve24, the company behind this home and office accessory, has launched a Kickstarter campaign where you can pre-order one for $400, with shipments expected in May 2015. Using the same display…
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Hits US Market
Samsung said Monday its big-screen Galaxy Note Edge smartphone will be available in the US starting Nov. 14. The electronics giant unveiled the new phone in September, offering up a 5.6-inch display that curves around the side of the device. The Galaxy Note Edge is one of the first major smartphone…
HP Reinvents the PC with Sprout and Leaps into 3D Printing
HP is entering the world of three dimensions. The company introduced Sprout, a virtual and physical desktop environment, along with its first 3D printer called the HP Multi Jet Fusion on Wednesday. Together, HP dubbed the two "Blended Reality." HP Multi Jet Fusion is designed to simultaneously…
Dexmo Exoskeleton Glove Lets You ‘Feel’ Virtual Objects with Your Hand
Virutal reality isn’t just about visuals anymore. More and more, developers are moving beyond what we can see with our eyes, and are pushing the boundaries of what virtual reality can be with innovative new devices that allow us not only to see the virtual world, but also to feel it. We’ve seen…
Lenovo Unveils New 'Smartband,' Joins Wearable Tech Race
Lenovo is the latest tech company to jump into the already saturated wearables market. The manufacturer has quietly added a new fitness wristband tracker, called the Lenovo Smartband, to its website. While it's unclear whether the device's appearance on Lenovo's site is an accidental leak ahead of…
Google Now Lets You Prove Your Identity with a USB Security Key
It shouldn't surprise you that Google's a big proponent of online security, and that's why it's rolling out support for a new way to prove you are you who are: a USB Security Key. Google's normal approach to two-step authorization involves getting a text on your phone to verify your identity, but…
Microsoft to Launch Fitness-Focused Smartwatch
Microsoft is reportedly ready to launch a fitness-focused smartwatch in the coming weeks. More than a year after reports suggested the computer firm was gathering components for a wrist-based wearable, Microsoft is finally ready to pull the wraps off its device, Forbes said Sunday. There’s been…
New MasterCard Combines a Fingerprint Sensor with NFC
For awhile now, there's been a number of companies trying to simplify payments for everyone. Google did so with Wallet and, most recently, Apple announced it would be doing something similar with the soon-to-be-launched Apple Pay, among others. Not surprisingly, MasterCard's, synonymous with paying…
Android 5.0 Lollipop Ushers in the New Era of Android with a Design Overhaul
After giving us all a taste of Android L in June 2014, at the I/O developer conference, Google is finally releasing the next version of Android to the world, version number 5.0, code-named Lollipop. The release, which comes nearly one year after 4.4 KitKat, ushers in a brand-new design throughout…
Oppo Reveals the Selfie-Obsessed N3 with Rotating Cam in Official Picture
Oppo first broke with tradition when it introduced the Oppo N1, a smartphone with a high-resolution, rotating camera for taking better selfies. Now it seems that the Chinese smartphone maker is gearing up to introduce an even more wild-looking device with a evolution of the N1’s rotating camera.…