You Better Keep The Ball In Play With This Ping-Pong Table, Otherwise You’re Just Killing The Vibe
The table looks fun, but only for people who are good at table tennis. For everybody else, it looks like misery.
October 14, 2016 at 02:34PM
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By J. D. BIERSDORFER
Live events running long can mess up your video recordings, but you can use a few workarounds to make sure you get the end of that game or show.
Published: October 14, 2016 at 07:00PM
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Consumer VR hit a new high water mark this month. We bring in an expert, WIRED’s own Peter Rubin, to chart the changes. The post Arcade Fire appeared first on WIRED.
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You Can Soon Buy That Tiny Scooter That Looks Like a Laptop You Can Ride
A Segway you can carry in a laptop bag? That’s what Cocoa Motors promised when it revealed the WalkCar, an ultra-compact personal transport, last year.
October 14, 2016 at 01:45PM
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Los amantes de la tecnología intentan llevar su pasión a todos lados, y si pueden, la incluyen hasta en el coche. Ya sea con cámaras de visión trasera, sensores de proximidad o una central inteligente con la que manejar muchos…
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It takes a cluster to create an innovation community. That’s now happening in the downtown Los Angeles so-called arts district as the startup frenzy increasingly expands to new turf.
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Hurricane Matthew is long gone but some of the worst flooding has been this week in the Carolinas. Why so?
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As Samsung’s engineers worked overtime to identify the cause behind its exploding Note 7 smartphones, their inability to replicate the explosions in a controlled environment led to the scrapping of the model. Samsung’s announcement that it would stop production of the Galaxy Note 7 could not have come at a better time for Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOG, GOOGL) subsidiary Google. Its newly launched smartphone “Pixel” just lost a major competitor. (Read What Does Google Aim To Accomplish With The Pixel?). Furthermore, a recent survey revealed that 40% of Samsung smartphone owners (of the survey population of 1,000) would not buy another device from the manufacturers, after the recent Note 7 fiasco, impacting its reputation negatively. While Pixel lacks a standout hardware feature that can differentiate it from rival devices and excite customers, Samsung’s reputation loss can lead to consumers flocking towards the “safer” and faster Pixel. We believe that, since the launch of Pixel coincides with the end of Samsung’s Note 7, Google can get a head start in the smartphone market and gain market share from Samsung.
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PlayStation VR has in interesting feature that people may not yet realize: the HDMI cable can actually be plugged into various other output devices, including PC, Wii U and even Xbox One
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The German government took the highly unusual step of notifying some 2,500 Tesla drivers in the country that the “Autopilot” cannot make their car drive autonomously. The Federal Motor Authority told Tesla owners in a letter that the Autopilot function is purely a driver assistance system and not a highly-automated vehicle that can be operated without the driver’s constant attention, Reuters reports. Probably more painfully for the Californian carmaker “Tesla has been asked to find a new name for the system,” writes the mass-circulation BILD Zeitung.
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