A Handful of Android Phones to Stay Away From in 2015
The following budget Android smartphones don’t belong on anyone’s wish list (except perhaps $5).
The following budget Android smartphones don’t belong on anyone’s wish list (except perhaps $5).
Osseointegration surgery promises new hope for amputees of all kinds, giving them more freedom of movement than ever.
Scanadu will launch to the market the world’s first medical self-examination device that comes close to what the Star Trek Medical Tricorder can do – not that close, though. But it’s a good start!
Apple has stated it’s planning to take over the #1 spot for the world’s best and biggest electric car manufacturer by 2020 (currently Tesla holds this spot).
How Shane Battier managed to defend top NBA players? Mindset and practices make the difference, but there is one more thing: Big data analytics.
This handy iphone/Android accessory travel keyboard is a must for anyone who spends a lot of time working on their mobile devices.
The new airport in Abu Dhabi, UAE is pretty epic. But what is even more epic is the car parking: Fully automated, and app-activated. Awesome.
In mid-2015, Pebble Technology will launch Pebble Time, yet another line of smartwatches that are more stylish and powerful. What do you think of that, Apple Watch?
Looking for the best budget model 4K monitor for the home or office? Perhaps you want the biggest and baddest 4K monitor available? These 6 brand spanking new 4K gushers are bad to the bone! Learn more about their features and specs, pros and cons, etc.
Thanks to the advances in mobile tech, you can now have apps that can help you in becoming more productive. Here are 30 of them.
Meerket, the most-talked-about app in SXSW 2015, want to change live streaming. Founder Ben Rubin talks with my man Gary Vaynerchuk about how it all began.
Entrepreneurs – what do you need for your business IT? You can discover the various business IT options from this infographic published by Exigent Networks.
Technology has taken over our lives. You’ll be thanking the powers that be after learning some of the pre-tech ways people used to have to do things that are shown in this rather humorous video.
“For 60 percent of the world’s population, regular internet access is about as common as flying cars…But where the internet has failed, the Outernet hopes to succeed.” Learn more about this exciting new device that will offer free Internet access — forever!
Coin allows you to put all your credit and debit cards on one place. Seems like it would be pretty convenient right? Learn more about my good and bad experiences with their current beta release.