Motion Control For Computers Only A Month Away Leap Motion is paving the way in motion control for computers. They have been the highly anticipated motion control developer for computers for quite some time now. In less than a month, consumers will be able to get their hands on motion control devices for the computer. … Read more
OttoCat App Searching System OttoCat is trying to revolutionize the way we find and search for apps. They are building an automatic categorization system that analyzing language and categorizes the entire App store. The system is patented and uses computational linguistics and information retrieval systems to organize the entire App store. This will make the … Read more
Samsung’s Waterproof Galaxy S4 Samsung has a new Waterproof Galaxy S4 that is nothing but impressive. The device can be submerged in water for up to 30 minutes at a 3 foot depth. That’s really quite impressive. People often drop their phones in the sink, pool, bathtub, even the toilet. This version will allow people … Read more
FTC To Review Google’s Waze Acquisition On Antitrust Grounds Google recently acquired Waze for 1.1 Billion dollars. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is reviewing the purchase on Anti-trust grounds. So why is the FTC getting involved now? Google’s purchase of Waze may have attracted the FTC’s attention because its own mapping service is already so … Read more
Facebook Adds Like Button To Mobile Messages, A One-Touch “OK” Facebook has just added a new feature to “like” a mobile message. This way when you get a message such as “I’ll be over in 20 minutes”, you can now just “like” the message rather than writing out a response. There’s some debate if this … Read more
FAA Pushes To Remove Electronics Ban On Flights The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is reportedly making plans to relax some of the rules put on passengers regarding in-flight use of electronics. It’s not the first time we’ve seen promise of our iPads during take-off, but it appears that the FAA is at the very least … Read more
Twitter To Setup Location Based Ads Twitter, often criticized for not monetizing its traffic is now setting up location based ads. As soon as later this year, the location based ads may be serving millions of Twitter users. This would be the perfect means of delivery of spot deals and location based deals. This will … Read more
It seems like every time we’ve got a new developer platform, there needs to be a fund to invest in and entice developers to create awesome new applications for it. First there was the iFund. Then there was the fbFund. And the Twilio Fund. And the Glasshole Fund. And now, one venture firm has decided to put aside money … Read more
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss Invest In Bitcoins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss most known for being portrayed in The Social Network as early stage Facebook investors, have purchased up over 11 million dollars worth of bitcoins. They purchased their bitcoins for single digit dollars, and now bitcoins are worth over $100 per coin. Bitcoins are a … Read more
SunnyBot Tracks The Sun To Reflect Light SunnyBot is a startup currently seeking funding on Kickstarter that tracks the sunlight and reflects it anywhere you want it. It’s quite a unique and interesting concept to track and reflect sunlight. The fact that it runs entirely off of solar energy makes this the ultimate machine. It’s … Read more
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