Airdog drone serves as your loyal action sports cameraman
The battle in the skies this week is the autonomous action-sports drone
apparently. Why? Because, what if you want to be the star in your as
yet un-made aerial epic? With a regular drone that's a tricky one. You
could film yourself, as you stand... Read More ...
Feedback Loop: Discussing E3, Nintendo, live streaming and more!
This week's edition of Feedback Loop is packed with gaming goodness. We
discuss all the E3 things, analyze Nintendo's upcoming titles, share
the worst games we've ever played and find out if watching feeds of
other people gaming is any fun. You'll... Read More ...
How would you change the Roku 3?
When we're recommending media streamers, our first thought is always
toward the Roku 3. After all, it's got the best features of the Roku 1
and 2, a motion gaming remote and, slightly belatedly, now even supports
YouTube. Our question, if you choose... Read More ...
Autonomous camera drone lets you shoot your own action scenes
If you want to record a bike ride or some other adventure by yourself,
you typically have to wear an action camera. Going that route is fine
for a first-person view, but what if you want some more dramatic shots?
That's where Hexoplus' crowdfunded... Read More ...
Want to hijack people's PCs? Pay them a few cents
Apparently, hackers wanting to control PCs are wasting their time with
elaborate botnets and vulnerability exploits -- all they may really need
is some pocket change. A study found that between 22 to 43 percent of
people were willing to install... Read More ...
IRL: A few rounds with Babolat's Play Pure Drive smart tennis racquet
The market for connected, stat-tracking tennis gadgets has blossomed
seemingly overnight. Some companies offer motion-sensing, snap-on
attachments; others sell fancy racquets with built-in sensors. The
French company Babolat is taking the latter... Read More ...
These are the biggest Nintendo games at E3 2014
Nintendo's in a weird place. The company's got a game console that no
one's buying, the Wii U, and it's the only place to play some of
gaming's biggest franchises: Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Metroid,
Donkey Kong. The list goes on. Nintendo's... Read More ...
Gadget Rewind 2006: Nintendo Wii
Nintendo planned a "Revolution" for your TV. When it arrived in 2006,
it was a lot more fun than the confrontational term might imply.
Revolution turned out to be the code name for the company's new console,
and just before E3 that year Nintendo... Read More ...
Inhabitat's Week in Green: Ocean Cleanup Array, ForceShoes and a warp-capable spacecraft
Innovative design has the power to save the world. Case in point: Last
year, teenage inventor Boyan Slat announced plans to create an Ocean
Cleanup Array that could remove up to 7 million tons of plastic trash
from the world's oceans. The plan was... Read More ...
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