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Here’s How An Android App Is Fighting Crime In New York

by Ryan Moore on May 17, 2013 in Android, Apps, New Technology

Google’s popular mobile OS is helping officers in the big Apple combat crime through an innovative, connected app. Last summer, 400 on foot NYC patrolmen were outfitted with Android smartphones that cannot make or receive calls, but rather, send and receive data from the force’s criminal databases. Officers can now access criminal records, photographs, license [...]

Yes, You Can Watch Domino’s Make Your Pizza On Live Webcams

by Ryan Moore on May 13, 2013 in New Technology, News

It’s a good time to live in Utah. Not only is it getting Google Fiber, but now you can watch your pizza being made live at your local Domino’s if it’s ordered it from a specific Salt Lake City location. The latest marketing ploy by Domino’s installed 5 cameras so that customers could watch their [...]

Google Has A Skydiving Simulator And It’s Awesome

by Mike Beauchamp on May 9, 2013 in Gadgets, New Technology

Google has, hands down, the most comprehensive and current map data of, well, most of planet Earth. From driving directions and Google Street View, to aerial shots with Google Earth, there isn’t much of our world you can’t see from your own computer. Google partnered with another company, Instrument, to create a virtual skydiving experience. [...]

This Website Visualizes The 7 Billion People On The Planet

by Ryan Moore on May 1, 2013 in New Technology

Are you a visual person? If so, get ready to regret that declaration. 7billionworld.com is a website dedicated to illustrating the recent humanity milestone of 7 billion people on this lovely planet. Yes, that’s right, one tiny stick figure for each human out there. The site claims the lofty title of the largest webpage on the web [...]

Full Review: Everything You Want to Know About the HTC One [Photos + Videos]

by Mike Beauchamp on April 18, 2013 in Android, Gadgets, New Technology, Product Reviews

Our friends over at GottaBeMobile have written what I believe to be the best, most comprehensive review of the HTC One out there. If you’re planning to upgrade your phone anytime soon, do yourself a solid and take the time to check it out. The HTC One will be available on Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T [...]

First Google Glass Unboxing Video

by Mike Beauchamp on April 17, 2013 in Android, Gadgets, New Technology, News

Here you have it — the first unboxing video of Google Glass. If need to brush up on your Glass knowledge, here’s a full list of specs I published yesterday. If you want to see what it’s like to wear Glass, check out this awesome video when you’re finished. —– You should follow Mike on Twitter [...]

Google Reveals Glass Specs

by Mike Beauchamp on April 16, 2013 in Android, Gadgets, New Technology, News

As the Google Glass Explorer program takes off, we finally have some specs to share about the hardware. Google just published this Support page with the full rundown. The highlights: a 5mp camera with 720p video recording, 16gb of internal storage and a full day of battery life. Here’s what else you can expect: Fit [...]

The Tip Jar That Takes Credit Cards

by Drew on April 16, 2013 in New Technology

As fewer and fewer individuals are using cash to pay for purchases, tip jars have taken a hit. That’s where DipJar comes in. DipJar allows customers to swipe a card and deposit a tip. Here’s a video explanation by DipJar’s CEO:

This Segway Competitor Is Shaped Like An Egg

by Morgan Williams on April 10, 2013 in New Technology

The E4U, an egg-shaped Segway challenger. The E4U was just demonstrated at the 2013 Seoul Motor Show. E4 = Egg, Evolution, Electricity and Eco-friendliness. It looks a bit silly, especially with the windshield helmet, but the E4U becomes more interesting when you look at how it works. How does the E4U work? The egg essentially uses [...]

Free Tool Allows You To Make Mesmerizing Hyperlapses Using Google Maps Street View

by Drew on April 10, 2013 in New Technology

Single images from Google Maps Street View are stitched together create the “hyperlapse” above. A project by Teehan+Lax Labs, the technology used to create the hyperlapse is available for free to all. Users can create a simple hyperlapse on the project’s webpage, or source code can be downloaded for use by developers. Regardless how it’s [...]