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Google’s ATAP is bringing its Project Soli radar sensor to smartwatches and speakers

Google’s ATAP is bringing its Project Soli radar sensor to smartwatches and speakers

By Frederic Lardinois Every year at I/O, Google’s ATAP division, which is responsible for turning some of the company’s crazier ideas into products, organizes its own small keynote. This year, the company offered updates on a number of projects, including Project Soli, its attempt at building a very small radar sensor that can translate hand…

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Google and Levi’s team up on a “connected” jacket that lets you answer calls, use maps, and more

Google and Levi’s team up on a “connected” jacket that lets you answer calls, use maps, and more

By Sarah Perez At Google’s I/O conference today, Google’s Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) research unit offered an update on its interactive textiles project announced last year, Project Jacquard. ATAP’s Ivan Poupyrev announced that the company was collaborating with iconic clothing company, Levi’s, to launch a connected jacket aimed at urban cyclists that… Read…

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Toshiba plays catch up with 8TB performance hard drive

Toshiba plays catch up with 8TB performance hard drive

By Desire Athow The competition is heating up at the top end of the hard disk drive market with Toshiba finally announcing its first 8TB hard disk drive, the X300, one aimed at the high performance market: that’s nearly two years after Seagate first announced its model. The drive sports a 7200RPM spinning speed, 128MB…

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Toshiba plays catch up with 8TB performance hard drive

Toshiba plays catch up with 8TB performance hard drive

By Desire Athow The competition is heating up at the top end of the hard disk drive market with Toshiba finally announcing its first 8TB hard disk drive, the X300, one aimed at the high performance market: that’s nearly two years after Seagate first announced its model. The drive sports a 7200RPM spinning speed, 128MB…

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Opinion: Here’s why every office worker deserves a 4K monitor

Opinion: Here’s why every office worker deserves a 4K monitor

By Desire Athow Businesses spend countless hours trying to figure out how to improve the productivity of their workers even by a fraction of a percent. That’s because every single process that can be tweaked, every second that can be shaved and every step that can be finetuned brings tangible benefits in terms of overall…

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Opinion: Here’s why every office worker deserves a 4K monitor

Opinion: Here’s why every office worker deserves a 4K monitor

By Desire Athow Businesses spend countless hours trying to figure out how to improve the productivity of their workers even by a fraction of a percent. That’s because every single process that can be tweaked, every second that can be shaved and every step that can be finetuned brings tangible benefits in terms of overall…

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Versus: Nvidia GTX 1080 vs GTX 1070

Versus: Nvidia GTX 1080 vs GTX 1070

By Mike Jennings Introduction Nvidia has wowed the computing world with its new GeForce GTX 1080: a monster graphics card that promises a 30% performance increase over the last generation while reducing power consumption by 28%. They’re stunning numbers, but the GTX 1080 comes with another big headline figure: its launch price of £619 (around…

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Versus: Nvidia GTX 1080 vs GTX 1070

Versus: Nvidia GTX 1080 vs GTX 1070

By Mike Jennings Introduction Nvidia has wowed the computing world with its new GeForce GTX 1080: a monster graphics card that promises a 30% performance increase over the last generation while reducing power consumption by 28%. They’re stunning numbers, but the GTX 1080 comes with another big headline figure: its launch price of £619 (around…

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Fitbit finally gets design with the Alta sports tracker

Fitbit finally gets design with the Alta sports tracker

By Jordan Crook For me, fitness trackers are all about motivation. I used to go for a run every single day, and then quit, and then went to yoga every single day, and then I did nothing every single day. Now, a little older and a little more sore, I find myself worried less about…

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Indiegogo improves crowdfunding with a stamp of approval for hardware projects

Indiegogo improves crowdfunding with a stamp of approval for hardware projects

By Haje Jan Kamps One of the biggest challenges of a hardware crowdfunding campaign is delivering in a timely fashion. Indiegogo knows that better than most, and is teaming up with Arrow Electronics to help entrepreneurs deliver products. The move is continuing the crowdfunding platform’s hard push to beat Kickstarter as the go-to platform for…

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Privacy guidance for drone operators issued by US agency

Privacy guidance for drone operators issued by US agency

By Natasha Lomas The NTIA has published best practice privacy guidelines for the use of commercial and non-commercial drones to gather personally identifiable data. The guidance was agreed by all the various stakeholders involved, including drone companies, consumer privacy groups and news organizations. Read More …read more Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

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BlackBerry Hamburg Crosses GFXBench: Snapdragon 615, 5.2-Inch Display, Android 6.0.1

BlackBerry Hamburg Crosses GFXBench: Snapdragon 615, 5.2-Inch Display, Android 6.0.1

BlackBerry’s upcoming Android devices, code-named ‘Hamburg’ and ‘Rome,’ are rumored to see release dates this year. In fact, GFXBench just released a leak of the Hamburg’s specs, revealing the device is indeed packing mid-range features. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Purism builds a secure tablet with physical wi-fi and camera switches

By John Biggs Purism, proud makers of one of the first truly open laptops, is moving into the world of pro-level tablets. Their latest product, the Librem 11, is a tablet that runs any GNU/Linux version (they recommend the ultra-secure Qubes) and can double as a laptop. The company made waves with their 15 and…

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Samsung Galaxy Note 6 Could Pack 10nm 6 GB LPDDR4 DRAM

Samsung Galaxy Note 6 Could Pack 10nm 6 GB LPDDR4 DRAM

Samsung announced a powerful new 6 GB LPDDR4 DRAM made using the 10-nm process, and it could grace the Galaxy Note 6 later this year. The new DRAM should be notably more power-efficient, thus helping extend battery performance. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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HTC 10 Now Official, But Which Carrier Should You Choose?

HTC 10 Now Official, But Which Carrier Should You Choose?

HTC’s flagship smartphone has been released in the U.S. We give you a low-down on the pricing of the HTC 10 to help you decide which U.S. carrier is offering the best deal. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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