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Coachella 2012: Shirtless Tupac Shakur Hologram Amazes Music Lovers
The crowd at the popular Coachella music festival was left in awe on Sunday night, when legendary "Tupac Shakur," who was murdered in 1996, appeared on stage looking freakishly real.
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PlayHaven Helps Countless Game Developers Benefit from the Monetization Platform
Many of you might not have heard of PlayHaven, despite playing many games that are monetized by PlayHaven's real-time marketing tool. PlayHaven uses something the company calls Lifetime Value (LTV) Maximization to help developers get their application to the top of the marketplace for more viewers to see and hopefully download. In fact, PlayHaven's platform is amazing as it helps developers monetize their apps across iOS and Android.
DARPA to Test Dual-Focus Contact Lenses that Offer Superman Vision
The Pentagon has ordered a special type of contact lenses that provide a much wide field of vision, reported the BBC. The prototype lenses also allow users to simultaneously focus on a specific image and on their environment. The lenses are reportedly designed to work with head-up display (HUD) units, i.e. glasses with images projected onto their lenses. According to the product's Web page, the field of view would be up to 120 degrees.
Sony Launches $10k Super Slo-Mo Camcorder at NAB 2012
Sony has launched a new, super slow-motion camcorder that is priced just under $10,000. The camera was launched at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show in Las Vegas on Sunday.
Nintendo 3DS Gives Louvre Museum Visitors the Tour of Their Life
The Louvre museum, in the center of Paris, is the home of the most famous paintings of all time: Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. While not a natural home for the Nintendo 3DS, owners can now take tours of the Louvre with the devices
Sharp Hi-Res IGZO Panel Production Begins, Could Head Apple's Way
Japanese manufacturer Sharp announced on Friday, April 13, that it has begun production of its first high-resolution displays based on indium gallium zinc oxide (IGZO) technology. According to analysts, Sharp's new displays are a "prime candidate" for upcoming Apple products, including the greatly rumored Apple television.
Wooden Coffee Table Doubles as Fully Functional NES Controller: Find Out How
Leather chairs with built-in speakers quickly became wildly popular with gamers, creating a cool gaming décor with awesome functionality and comfort. Now, gamers are in for an even bigger treat: the Nintendo Controller Coffee Table. And yes, the luxurious gaming furniture is as cool as it sounds.
Boeing Developing Android-powered Super-Secure Phone for U.S. DoD
When compared to iPhone (iOS), Android phones are much cheaper but have high risk-factor (malware/spyware/virus). However, exploring the other end of Android world, Aerospace giant Boeing is developing a super-secure Android phone for the U.S. Department of Defense.
Apple Denies Working with Philippe Starck on 'Revolutionary' Project
Famous French designer Philippe Starck cheered up Apple fans in an interview with French radio channel France Info by saying that he is working with Apple on a "revolutionary" product. But Apple has denied that the company is involved in any type of project with Philippe Starck
Valve Experimenting With Wearable Computing: Michael Abrash
Valve has officially confirmed that it is conducting a research into the domain of wearable computing. The confirmation means that Valve has joined the innovative club that includes Google's Project Glass as well as Nokia R&D.
Designer Starck Promises 'Revolutionary' Apple Product Release This Year
The Apple rumor world is once again lit up with the buzz of a new "revolutionary" device that the company will release this year. French designer Phillippe Starck has punched a wave of gossips on the Internet world by promising that a "revolutionary" Apple product will debut within next eight months.
Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to get Over 200 Kinect Voice Commands
In a bid to take role playing to the next level, Bethesda Softworks has added over 200 voice commands to its repertoire of Skyrim gaming experience via the Kinect Controller. The milestone update is for the Bethesda Softworks' famous video game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Software Engineer Best Job and Lumberjack Worst in U.S.: CareerCast
If living in U.S., you might want to know which job will yield you the most and which one will leave you in pain - both mentally and physically. Making it easy to find a dream job, CareerCast ranked 200 different jobs in its 2012 jobs related list. In the rating, Software Engineer is rated as the best job of 2012 and Lumberjack as the worst job of 2012 in U.S.
