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If you have a smartphone, tablet or other fingerprint magnet, there's a pretty good chance that you've also got something to clean your screen, whether it's a microfibre cloth or carbon-based wiper. However, these all suffer from the same problem....you never have it when you want it. Stickems solve this problem by sticking to the back of your phone or
I wasn't expecting to see this at The Gadget Show, but it was interesting nevertheless. Parax Paper is paper made from stone rather than wood. Instead of cellulose, the main constituent is calcium carbonate, the mineral in both limestone and chalk. Unsurprisingly, this gives the paper a naturally white appearance and is extremely smooth to the touch. Best of all, it's
Portable broadcasters will have a lot to digest at the 2012 NAB Show thanks to the newest LiveU video-over-cellular offering – the professional-grade LU70 Mobile Uplink Unit. The big boost with this newest incarnation of LiveU’s backpack broadcasting unit comes in the antennae array on the LU70 – an internal/external arrangement designed to improve connectivity in less than desirable conditions.
Recently, Livestream introduced something new called Livestream Producer Account. You might be wondering how it compares to the Ustream's Watershed offer. Both of them are designed to be used by people who are experienced web developers. Each service will allow a user to stream video through their services. There are several differences between these two offers. Price Livestream Producer: $45.00
Apple and several publishers including Penguin, Harper Collins, Macmillan, Pearson and Simon & Schuster and Hachette have been accused by the U.S. Department of Justice of price-fixing and collusion. According to the Bloomberg various high level officials of these companies along with a representative from Apple met several times in secret at various locations in New York city prior to
In a culture fascinated with the supernatural, it’s refreshing to see that tangible science can trump even the most fantastic effects Hollywood can conjure. Wandering around the Internet this morning, I followed a thread of videos through YouTube depicting some amazing effects sound and light can have on liquids and solids. Or, more accurately, how our eyes can be “tricked”
The Gadget Show Live bills itself as the UK's largest consumer electronics event and they're not kidding. While not on the same scale as CES, it still takes over halls 7 through 12 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham. It's also miles to walk from the train station just to get to the entrance... The day started off well....I
With the perpetually refreshed glut of information available on the Web, it's rare to find a thoroughly researched, thoughtful and meaningful piece on - of all things - the State of The Internet. In the May issue of Vanity Fair, contributing editor Michael Joseph Gross writes a captivating article, "World War 3.0," that is both rich with history and chilling
Let's say that you have a website that is entirely your own. Maybe it is your blog where you write about your favorite video game. Or, it could be the website where people can stream or download episodes of your podcast, check out your show notes, and leave you comments. One way to make money from your work is to
Back in Hawaii for two shows, headed to the NAB Show this coming Friday will likely be a crazy schedule once the show starts. Lots of moving parts, but as always great tech coming your way from the best tech show on earth. ;) Download the Audio Show File Links to all the articles talked about in this Podcast are
PlanOn, a leader in scanning and printing solutions, announced today they will be releasing the ScanStik, which is billed as "the world's smallest scanner". The pen-sized device is capable of full-color, full-page scans and will easily fit in a pocket. It's designed for business travelers who have a need for such a device, but also some individual users may find
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