By Darrell Etherington Nissan’s ProPILOT tech might mostly be used to help provide its cars with autonomous driving features, but a new project puts it into a chair. Yes, a chair. The chair propels itself, detecting the chair ahead of it and keeping a fixed distance between itself and its neighbor, as it moves along…

By Matt Burns Rumor is DJI is about to unveil a small, foldable drone and you can watch the event right here. Whatever it turns out to be, no doubt, it will draw comparisons to the just-announced GoPro Karma. Read More …read more Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

By John Biggs Long dedicated to space, spiders, and robots, MB&F has finally come back to earth with the Horological Machine 8, a new watch inspired by the silhouette of Can-Am race cars. This watch is part of the “Horological Machine” series, a set of handmade watches that look like a cross between something that…

By Natasha Lomas It’s been 16 months since Kano took to the stage at TC Disrupt New York 2015 to announce a $15M Series A, and to talk up its big ambition to build a creative computing brand. And 10 months since, flush with VC cash, it started work on its next big product reveal……

By Kevin Lee On the heels of introducing its Mecha-Membrane Ornata keyboard, Razer is also introducing custom-made mechanical switches to the DeathAdder Elite. The new flagship gaming mouse comes with new mechanical switches designed to shorten the lag time between actuations while increasing durability to 50-million clicks. At the same time, the DeathAdder Elite has…

By Sarah Perez Remember ThingMaker? Mattel’s $300 3D printer that would let kids print out their own toys? Its ship date – which was supposed to be this month – just got pushed back another year, according to a report from Engadget. The toy maker says it needs the extra time to “enhance the digital…

By Emma Boyle That time of year is rolling around again – FIFA 17 release day. This year you can get your hands on the title from September 29 in the UK and we’ve rounded up the cheapest places to go about doing so. The game is being released in three editions: Super Deluxe, Deluxe,…

By Matt Burns The Electronic Frontier Foundation has called on HP to restore customer’s ability to use third-party ink cartridges in its Office Jet printers. It is also urging consumers to sign a petition, which as of this posts’s publication, has nearly 7,500 signatures. In an open letter to HP Inc. President and CEO, Dion…

Considering the possible demise of the 35mm headphone jack on Apple products, a wide selection of smartphones is out to replace the iPhone. Companies like Samsung, LG, Huawei, HTC and Sony have the exciting and ultimate features to keep the android experience worthwhile. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Google’s Oct. 4 press event is days away and new details regarding its Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones have leaked. The handsets will reportedly be offered in three distinct colors. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

LG reportedly chose to delay the launch of its mobile payment service LG Pay once again. The service is not expected to be launched until next year. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Darrell Etherington At a glance 157 degree wide angle f/2.4 aperture 1/1.8″ image sensor 1080p 30/60pfs, 720p 120/60fps Pros Camera design itself is top notch Built-in OLED touchscreen Cons Included mounting hardware for cable not great Expensive at $499 Connecting the car The Waylens Horizon is essentially a conical, dense metal camera replete with…

By John Biggs When unmanned aerial vehicle makers and gimbal engineers get together they like to have a few beers and make something like the SMOVE. Designed to connect to a regular smartphone the SMOVE is basically a steadicam for your iOS or Android device, allowing you to take steady shots in rough conditions, follow…

Samsung’s Galaxy C9, the latest midrange phone from the company, recently showed up on Geekbench. The handset showed impressive specs, such as a potent 6 GB of RAM, as well as promising single and multi-core figures. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Darrell Etherington At a glance Wireless, solar-powered design Dual HD cameras with 1/3″ CMOS sensors 175-degree field of view Pros Incredibly easy to set up Image quality, both day and night Cons Must be turned on manually Expensive Quick and painless The out-of-box experience for Pearl’s RearVision is really well designed. Even packaging is…