An Australian mechanical designer has finally made the dreams of every Star Wars fan come true: he's built a real life Hoverbike. Chris Malloy, an Australian mechanical designer has been building the Hoverbike in his garage for the past two and half years and now it's ready to go to production.
At the World Wide Developers Conference, Apple announced that iOS5 will have some 200 features but only ten of them were named at the event. The two-hour affair focused mainly on iCloud and OS X 10.7 “Lion”. However, there are other iOS5 updates to look forward to.
The plunging stock market value of Nintendo this week caught the Japanese game console maker by surprise, which came following the Tuesday launch of its next-generation Wii U.
Nintendo Co. unveiled at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, California, the Wii U, the high-definition video-game console succeeding the market leader Wii.
Listening on your iPod every day? Experts say this could permanently damage your hearing.
Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. announces PlayStation®Vita (PS Vita) (PCH-1000 series) as the official platform name for the next generation portable entertainment system (codename: NGP). Wi-Fi model will be available for 24,980 yen (including tax) in Japan, $249 in US and euro 249 in Europe, 3G/Wi-Fi model will be available for 29,980 yen (including tax) in Japan, $299 in US and euro 299 in Europe and successively launch in global market starting the end of 2011.
Parrot, leaders in wireless peripherals for mobile phones, revolutionised the video gaming world by creating the AR.Drone, the first flying object in Augmented Reality piloted through Wi-Fi.
Despite initial reactions from analysts that Sony’s new handheld PlayStation Vita is a bit pricey, from $249 for the Wi-Fi version to $299 for the 3G version, the Japanese firm is optimistic that the product will deliver huge profits over the next three years.
Sony's E3 kicked off its E3 press conference with an apology about the recent PSN outage. SCEA President Jack Tretton presented a humbled figure as he gave a carefully worded apology about the outage and "taking gamers away from doing what you love to do".
Yesterday’s WWDC conference confirmed the many speculations that there won’t be any Apple iPhone 5 release this summer. More so, the waiting for the latest mobile sensation begins from now again. Until when? No one knows.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs introduced a service that stores music and other files online and keeps devices synchronized wirelessly.
No more downloading of songs from the web and storing them in your devices. Come fall, you will be able to stream your digital music library over the internet with Apple’s iCloud. Amazon and Google both attempted to provide a web-based streaming music service, but their respective Cloud Player and Google Music Beta were not successful at all.
Amid the growing popularity of the iPad and other touch-screen tablets, research firm International Data Corporation said June 6 that worldwide shipments are now expected to grow by just 4.2 percent in 2011, down from its February forecast of 7.1 percent.
Japanese computer maker Toshiba has joined the tablet craze engulfing the industry, announcing on Thursday last week the entry of Thrive into the exploding new tech toy that gradually edges out the popular laptop.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has seen so much stunning technological advances that he believes a day will come when computers and humans become virtually equal but with machines having a slight advantage on intelligence.
While many are still hoping that Apple will be launching iPhone 5 today at the WWDC conference, a recent press release by the company which listed all the fresh products coming to WWDC next week made it clear that Apple’s customary summer debut is not happening this year.
Kogan will release a laptop based on Google's Chrome operating system on June 7, beating Asian PC makers Samsung and Acer as first to release the Chromebook.
An HD version of the Wobble, a photo wobbling application that is popular in the iPod and iPhone, is now available for sale to users of the iPad tablet and smartphones running on Google's Android operating system.
The first laptop to ship with Google's Chromium operating system will be available for in Australia and the United States today. The Kogan Agora is the first device that will run on Google's open source Chrome OS.
Toshiba challenged the Apple-dominated tablet market with the release of its latest gadget called Thrive. Priced at $429, the entry level model appears cheaper than the base model of Apple’s iPad 2.
Lulz Security, a hacker group, claimed it had attacked the Sony network once more. On Thursday, the team broke and entered the servers which hold the SonyPictures.com. More than a million of passwords, email addresses and other information from its current users have been compromised.
Apple on Tuesday announced that its iWork productivity apps, Keynote, Pages and Numbers, are now available for iPhone and iPod touch, as well as iPad. Created for the Mac and then completely redesigned for iOS, Keynote, Pages and Numbers allow you to create and share stunning presentations, beautifully formatted documents and powerful spreadsheets on the go. iWork apps are available on the App Store for $9.99 each to new users and as a free update for existing iWork for iPad customers.
Acer President Jim Wong said the Taiwan-based company plans to release an "ultrabook" this year, joining Asus as the first PC makers to commit to systems based on Intel's vision of an ultra thin notebook with tablet features.
The recent report released by the World Health Organization that revealed that cell phones emit 'possibly carcinogenic' radiation has sent everyone in a tizzy. The report revealed that scientists have found evidence that mobile phone users showed an increase in glioma and acoustic neuroma brain cancer. The new findings place phones in the same category as lead, car engine exhaust and chloroform.
Come October 2011, Apple’s iPhone 5 built for 4G will be released. Rumors say the new iPhone 5 or iPhone 4s review (as others call it) will be in high definition (HD).
Microsoft previewed its latest version of the Windows OS at the All Things D conference in Taipei and it is a marked departure from every version of Windows that's preceded it. The new generation Windows 8 has a completely new tile-based interface that is more touch based than any version of Windows.
Rumors on the release and the specifications of iPhone 5 continue to rise as patrons of Apple’s flagship mobile phone consistently roll out discussions about it.
Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs will return from sick leave to unveil Apple's latest generation of software next week, the iPhone and iPad manufacturer said.
The Apple-Samsung legal battle has escalated last Friday when Samsung filed a motion for Apple to provide Samsung a sample of the next generation iPhone and iPad. Samsung claims that seeing the new Apple products will help Samsung evaluate any possible similarities to the Droid Charge and Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Globe Telecom, one of the leading mobile operators in the Philippines (over 27 million subs), is launching VMS (Video Message Service) nationwide. By doing so, Globe will be the first to market VMS as a new media channel to their subscribers.
