Top 6 predictions for Google I/O
From Android Wear to Lollipop to Project Ara and even Google Glass, here's what Electronic Products thinks will be addressed at Google I/O in
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Device uses smartphone, windshield camera to make better drivers
Because who doesn't want mom or dad's voice telling you that you're driving too fast on the
Top 5 celebrity tech fails
While they may have experienced success in their primary careers, some celebs seriously flop when it comes to their involvement in
132 NASA sounds you can add to your phone
If you've been waiting to download the famous "Houston, we've had a problem" sound clip as your ringtone, NASA has now made it available in MP3 and M4R
10 robots will help run new Japanese hotel
The Henn-na Hotel will open in July with robots that perform traditional hospitality tasks, such as assisting guests with check-in and check-out as well as housekeeping
Open-source project ‘worms’ its way into artificial intelligence
The project uses artificial intelligence to respond to environmental stimuli, operating a small robot through the tracking of the worm’s neuron
Looking to find that perfect Valentine – the one who wants to smoke out with you? There’s an app for that.
Similar to other dating apps, High There scours user profiles and utilizes location-based services to suggest potential
Mirror, mirror on the wall: who’s the most tech-savvy of them all?
Perspective distortion correction is the technology behind what makes the MemoryMirror
Smart deadbolt can be locked and unlocked directly from your phone
In spite of a slow start, the Lockitron Bolt is a deadbolt that can effectively be locked and unlocked using a
RFID technology meets the Super Bowl
During Super Bowl XLIX, player-tracking technology using RFID chips brings more to the fan