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We have all been there, haven't we? You start watching something on TV before you go to bed (or maybe after a big meal!) and get really interested in it only to doze off in the middle and end up missing the end! It is frustrating, especially when the program in question is not yet available on demand or via catch up services. However, there is a new piece of wearable tech that automatically detects when you fall asleep and then records whatever you are watching to be enjoyed at a later date! Let's take a closer look at this gadget!
20 August, 2015 /

Uprite Ergo launches its Sit2Stand Height Adjustable Workstation on Kickstarter  Less than 50 years ago, most Americans led physically active lifestyles that involved continuous movement in physically challenging working environments. In recent years, however, sitting at a desk has become the predominant way to make a...

18 August, 2015 /

Mobile technology has developed a lot and very quickly in recent years. Phones have evolved, applications, and also own technology through which information is transmitted. This evolution has been so much and so quickly that often do not understand issues that speak naturally. For example, today all operators offering 4G terminals, i.e. fourth generation. But surely, few know what that means. In short, it is a fast and efficient way to receive and transmit data to mobile devices.

12 August, 2015 /
Uber revolutionized the cab grabbing experience for people. People who had to get car rentals and cabs by making calls to busy lines or standing on curbs of busy roads don’t have to do that anymore. Uber allows users to create an account on its website, connect it to their application and then use location of the user to get a cab. As user inserts his address and location a driver gets connected to the user. The driver arrives and picks up the passenger. How well this experience goes depends on many factors that you can control to make your rides better.
10 August, 2015 /
Since the beginning of civilization, entrepreneurs and businesses have had to contend with particular risks to their products, establishments and finances. In centuries past, these risks were almost all of a physical nature: vandalism, theft and product degradation were all too common examples of the threats that business owners had to face. Today, however, many businesses have moved into the world of the internet, which creates an entirely new series of risks and threats that businesses must mitigate. In order to fight back against these potential risks, a business must first be able to calculate and determine their likelihood and existence. Below, we'll outline what to consider in order to calculate your business' overall cyber risk.
10 August, 2015 /

After a few days ago to present its new service Apple Music, Apple was clear that sooner or later present a new model of iPod. And that has finally been, since today is the same reality the new version of the iPod Touch, which has with many of the technical features that we saw in the iPhone 6. In addition, it releases new colors, such as space and blue gray, silver, gold, pink.

10 August, 2015 /

One speaker cheap, waterproof and portable all the features of Logitech UE Roll...

Today we present Logitech UE Roll, a speaker Bluetooth handset that has on his side not only a decent performance, but also the compact size and an affordable price: the speaker, in fact, it weighs just over 300 grams and grains more or less As a standard CD has on its part, however, the certification IPX7, and therefore is completely waterproof and can be used, therefore, both in the shower is in the rain, without that these can damage it.

07 August, 2015 /

A new battery of Binghamton University promises big news, here's operation...

You all know what the 'origami, the Japanese art as it is known, of which we have spoken very often so far, by the way this art, in brief, provides that the paper is folded in different ways to order to get various objects, sculptures that really like and with surprising attention to detail (have also been made ​​of the robot, which really surprised the press). Today we own origami art, applied, however, to a battery: the study of engineers at Binghamton University in New York, who are trying to achieve a perfectly functioned battery powered water from bacteria.

05 August, 2015 /