The genius invention will make it possible to bind tiny pieces of smartphones, cars and planes. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Rob Edwards The video game industry has long promised us that virtual reality will change lives, cause a revolution in gaming, and other such hyperbole. But Electronic Arts won’t be so quick to bring the likes of The video game industry has long promised us that virtual reality will change lives, cause a revolution…

By Rob Edwards The video game industry has long promised us that virtual reality will change lives, cause a revolution in gaming, and other such hyperbole. But Electronic Arts won’t be so quick to bring the likes of The video game industry has long promised us that virtual reality will change lives, cause a revolution…

By Cat Zakrzewski Parrot on Tuesday unveiled its Bebop Drone 2, a smaller version of its popular consumer model that has a 25 minute battery life — twice that of its predecessor. The Bebop 2 will hit stores and the skies on December 14. It will retail at $550. Like the first Bebop drone, this…

AT&T has announced that users are now able to preorder the highly-anticipated Microsoft Lumia 950, which offers a 5.2-inch display, 3 GB of RAM and can even be used as a computer. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Jordan Crook Because there is a gadget for everything, let not the realm of scent dispensers be ignored. Pura Scents, launching a Kickstarter campaign today, is looking to lead the pack with a smart fragrance dispenser. Think Glade plug-ins but controlled by an app on your smartphone. Pura Scents holds two fragrance bottles, letting…

By Megan Rose Dickey Mark One, the company behind Vessyl, just launched a smart cup focused solely on hydration. It’s called Pryme, and is available starting today online and in Apple retail stores located in the U.S. and Canada for $99. Pryme is a Bluetooth-enabled cup that tracks your hydration throughout the day. When you…

The 2016 Samsung Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7 just leaked online in new images, along with some spec details. The design seems inspired by the Galaxy S6 series, complete with glass panels for one model. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Sarah Buhr Caeden, maker of earphones and connected jewelry, is launching a connected bracelet that aims to help you chill out when you need it most. Called Sona, the bracelet helps users improve mind and body wellness through activity tracking. Unlike other activity trackers like Jawbone or Misfit Shine, the focus is on overall…

ASUS’ ZenFone 2 smartphone is set to benefit from Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Five ASUS smartphones namely the ZenFone 2, ZenFone 2 Deluxe/Special Edition, ZenFone 2 Laser, ZenFone 2 Selfie and PadFone S will get a taste of Marshamallow. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Hugh Langley Page 1 If all goes to plan, HTC and Valve could be the first to launch a full end-to-end virtual reality experience for our homes. It’s difficult to overstate how important that moment is going to be when it happens. Over the last couple of years VR has struck back with a…

By Hugh Langley Page 1 If all goes to plan, HTC and Valve could be the first to launch a full end-to-end virtual reality experience for our homes. It’s difficult to overstate how important that moment is going to be when it happens. Over the last couple of years VR has struck back with a…

By Romain Dillet What if you’re a gamer at heart and want a tablet? The latest iPads have been powerful tablets with some great games. But Nvidia has been trying to go one step further with its Shield Tablet, a device specifically made for gamers. The company is updating its Shield Tablet K1 with a…

By Natasha Lomas Get ready for yet another wearable… Neyya, a Bluetooth ring designed for remote-controlling other mobile devices, is finally launching today after a lengthy post-crowdfunding delay and a substantial rethink of the original concept. Read More …read more Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

By Dave James Microsoft has unleashed its biggest, most exciting update for Xbox One since the console’s launch, but it’s not stopping there. Already the engineers and developers are in the process of knocking the next system update into shape. But don’t worry, Microsoft isn’t going to be messing around with anything until after Christmas,…