Google goggles you will hear sound directly into your head

  Google goggles (Google Glass) have become famous even before being officially released and it looks like you are still adding features here and there to iron out the product before putting it on sale. The last one is quite interesting because it seems that the glasses will be able to send sounds directly to your head. Instead of including a classic speakers, it seems that the glasses would be equipped with a vibration system that...

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Video capture in shaping thinking in a brain

  At the National Institute of Genetics in Japan have been devoted recently to try to capture in a video which would be a thought taking shape in a brain. Although at first it may seem almost mystical in reality it is an animation showing how neurons are being activated as a thought occurs in the brain of a zebra fish . The thinking in question is identified and is quite primary. Basically put something that looks like fish food...

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U.S. plans a super-public wireless network throughout the country, free and ultra fast 20Mb

  In U.S. is planning something which could be the next logical evolutionary step in Internet access: WiFi network that would operate nationally regardless of the place where you are, free and also reaching speeds that would normally only find on ADSL networks and fiber optics. Apparently the idea has come from the same U.S. government from the Federal Communications Commission , the agency charged with regulating telecommunications...

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The new mini spy drones army shaped miniature helicopter

  New technologies are leading to a point where increasingly harder to differentiate fact from fiction. If you look at the picture below you can see how a soldier held in his hand a small drone drone, from there you ask yourself is the scene of a movie or something real? The answer is that it's a British soldier using the latest technology in recognition systems: you are in battle and your staff drone enters enemy lines to take a look...

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ASUS MX279H, a new monitor 27-inch Full HD

  Who would not want a monitor like this? Very good design, great screen and great picture quality make this an ideal monitor for any activity, especially for playing multimedia content. ASUS is the MX279H, freshly baked and already available for purchase. With its AH-IPS panel, this new monitor brings a 27-inch screen that has LED backlighting and full HD (1920 × 1080 pixels).The ASUS MX279H also has a contrast ratio of 1000:1, has a great...

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Ainol Novo 9 Spark, un genial tablet quad-core con Android 4.1

By now we are more than used to seeing mobile devices like tablets and smartphones with quad-core processors, and are currently the best available on the market, but remember that this year and begin to see eight-core processors like Samsung.If you are looking for a new Android 4.1 tablet high end but want to set aside the usual options, then you might want to take a look at the new Ainol Novo 9 Spark, a tablet with a simple design and very good...

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Neglects BlackBerry sales in Japan

Sometimes you need to make certain sacrifices to later reap greater benefits. The smartphone market is a very competitive and companies that do not want to be left behind must take steps to stay ahead. While BlackBerry is not among the top vendors in the world, his ideas are more than clear, which is why they have recently adopted a new business strategy: according to the Nikkei news agency, the corporation is unable to justify the system conversion...

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Samsung Galaxy S IV could be presented in Russia

With the MWC 2013 in a couple of weeks away and soon fulfilled one year of the presentation of the Galaxy S III is quite normal that are running all kinds of rumors about the future Samsung Galaxy S IV, which has become the mobile most anticipated of the year.Surely you remember the S III was first introduced in London last year at a special event, it is possible that this year Samsung has chosen Russia and more specifically the cold Moscow...

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