The Glass Google may control different devices around us in the future

Apparently,  Google has been a striking patent indicating that one day Glass glasses could eventually be used to control various devices that are around us. What kind of devices?For various types, including also appliances. Photocopiers, coffee makers, alarm systems, garage doors, televisions and even refrigerators are some of the things we could get to grips with the Glass. Apparently, this exciting technology will...

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Watch this sauna that uses infrared technology

A technological sauna? Exactly, that's the Health Mate, a sauna that uses the technology to heat the room while cleaning our body to free it of toxins. Instead of water and hot rocks, the Health Mate uses infrared to heat things up. Sang Lee, vice president of PLH Products, the company that created the Health Mate says that traditional saunas make you feel warmer because the vapor sticks to our skin, but to get real benefits to our health,...

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RIM: end of fall or will stand?

In about five weeks, the world will see if one of the giants of the market for mobile phones in the last two decades does stand or fall finish after having encountered a couple of years ago. The phones of RIM have not been what many expected and its technology has been somewhat "short", and while the company still has some loyal followers, the BlackBerry market share has plummeted since the arrival of iOS and Android. Many complained when RIM...

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What is the most corrupt government in the world?

Occasionally we include in the occasional blog article that has no direct relationship with technology, but in this case maybe it has it indirectly. Specifically it is a study by Transparency International that gives a score to each country in the world according to their level of corruption. The points to be taken into account to assess each country are cases of bribery, speculation, nepotism and corruption and dirty dealings in the ...

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Details of future Intel processors

Haswell is the name of the new family of Intel processors which was announced in last September but of which we know little or nothing. Recently leaked a document detailing more of the processors that will be part of this new line of high technology . The line Haswell will, at least, with 14 different processor models and all designed for computer desktops. First place takes it a 3.5GHz Core i7 model able to reach 3.9GHz with Boorst Mode....

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The world without electricity

Can you imagine a world without electricity, and therefore virtually no technology ? We depend on it for almost everything and if we did not have no doubt that a lot of things would stop working, not to mention surely unleash panic around the globe because many would not be prepared. But why suddenly we're talking about a world without electricity? In these last days we have been making notes about the three days of darkness in 2012 ,...

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New contact lenses let you read the messages we send

Ever occur to you read a text message or an e-mail in the shower using your smartphone ? Probably not, at least that it is resistant to water, of course. As soon read messages and emails in this way without your smartphone, because instead of it you can use a new type of contact lens that is the work of modern technology . A Belgian group of researchers and developers have developed an LCD screen and miniature size curve that can be placed...

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So are the bulbs of the future

Scientists have developed a new type of light bulbs that are likely to be the replacement of existing fluorescent light bulbs that are used in homes and commercial spaces. A team at Wake Forest University said on Monday that have created a new type of bulb that is twice as effective as modern and also has none of the negatives of these. These new bulbs are based on a technology electroluminicente polymer that emits a soft white light, so...

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Bryce Bayer dies at age 83

Bad news . The world of technology has lost one of its pioneers a few days ago: Bryce Bayer, best known as the father of digital photography.'s the man to whom we owe much of what we currently know about digital images. Maybe your name will sound familiar, and not be to a drug company, but due to Bayer filter, which even today is used in virtually all cameras produced digital, not to mention it was patented in 1976 and is used since. This...

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Samsung and Apple will not provide batteries

Samsung SDI, Samsung's subsidiary in charge of battery manufacturing and providing the same to various companies in the world, will no longer be the provider of Apple according to a report of a portal of news Chinese. The decision is due, apparently, to purchase Apple fewer components to Samsung, so it would be a decision made ​​in retaliation, which happens sometimes. It also said two Chinese firms,...

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It monitors your brainwaves with your smartphone

Today's technology gives us the ability to monitor virtually anything in our bodies, whether the heart rate, our sleep patterns and even brain waves. A group of researchers and inventors want the monitoring of brain waves is to reach the general public. InteraXon is a Canadian company that is working on a monitoring system and have recently launched Muse, a sort of headband standing on our heads. This kind of device has four sensors that...

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Intel Bay Trail-T, the successor of Clover Trail

As you know, the latest processor platform mobile launched by Intel is called Clover Trail and is manufactured under a 32nm process. It turns out that the company already has plans for a successor to be known as Bay Trail-T, the manufacturing will be done with 22nm process and the performance increase by 50-60% compared to the previous generation. Future processors Bay Trail-T also have four cores but will stop using hyperthreading. Bay Trail-T...

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AU Optronics introduces new 1mm bezel, the world's thinnest

You know what is the reason that often leads to a smartphone look good and stylish? The bezel. While it has nothing to do with performance, a good bevel gives a great look to any mobile. Speaking of bevels, AU Optronics guys have presented the world's thinnest bezel, with a measure of just 1mm thick. This is a result of the technology and the manufacturing process that uses this Taiwanese company. But that's not all. This new bezel of 1mm...

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Digits, the sensor from Microsoft that makes the gestures of our hands into 3D models

Voice commands allow us to do many things in our smartphone , but first need you to press a button to activate them. We can use voice commands to start applications, call someone and even to send a new tweet. What if you could do all this without even having to touch the device? Digits is a new modern sensor technology created by Microsoft and it is placed on our wrist. This allows us to control small electronic devices through the gestures...

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Samsung could be testing a smartphone with 3GB RAM

In the picture above we are seeing what is said, is the prototype testing a new model of mobile phone. While the device says "3GB" and not "3GB", was confirmed by a source that what we are seeing, is without a doubt of a smartphone with 3GB of RAM, which would make it the first of its kind . The same source also said that Samsung has decided to remove the home button, changing the design. The truth is that not much is known about it. It...

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Acer Gateway NV57H103U, a midrange laptop discounts

For $ 400 dollars, which typically might get is a team with 4GB of RAM, 500GB hard drive and an Intel Pentium. So for the same money Acer offers its 15.6-inch Gateway NV57H103U with 500GB disk, 4GB of DDR3 RAM and an Intel Core i3 2310M at 2.1GHz. In short, a technology slightly better for the same price. The 2310M is a processor launched last year and belongs to the Sandy Bridge line, so it has an integrated Intel HD 3000 card, which is...

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Maingear Nomad 17, a powerful notebook for gamers

  When it comes to high-powered notebooks and much performance, in most cases we are talking about teams gamer oriented sectors, such as in the case of the spectacular new Maingear Nomad 17. The new laptop not only looks striking enough, but is also very well equipped, so let's take a look at what we offer: -Processor: Intel Core i7 quad-core 3.8GHz (Ivy Bridge). -RAM: DDR3 up to 32GB. -Storage: there are hard drives, SSDs and...

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New HP Envy 14-inch m4

Yesterday we told you that HP had presented its new line of computers with operating system Windows 8 , but we saw every ball. Today we'll take a brief look at the new laptop HP Envy m4. The Envy m4 is the latest addition to the family of HP Envy notebooks. This laptop features a simple aluminum design and brings a backlit keyboard and a HD screen (1280 × 720 pixels) of 14 inches. Inside, the m4 Envy has a powerful Intel Core third generation...

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Asus S56, new 21mm ultrabook with DVD burner

There is an issue with some ultrabooks, and is that although they have good technology, not usually bring DVD recorder or directly not incorporate an optical drive. Well, this is not true in all cases, since the new Asus ultrabook S56 is 21mm thick and also has a DVD burner. Equipment specifications are not bad as it has an Intel Core i7/i5/i3, its LED backlit screen measures 15.6 inches and has a resolution of 1366 × 768 pixels. The laptop...

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Will the iPhone 5 device with the best sales of Apple?

You probably know many people who have an iPhone, an iPad or an iPod. In fact, Apple has said that since the launch of the iPhone in 2007, has sold a total of 400 million units of operating systems iOS devices. Despite the dominance of the market by the company Apple, iOS fans wanting even more. Remember that the iPhone 5 may be pre-ordered from yesterday, right? Well, not really, because the units that were available and are fully depleted....

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