Playing around with Cinemagram's moving photo feature is pretty darn fun, but it comes at a cost: effort. Unlike publishing a Vine or an Instagram video, you need to think about it; what part of this photo do you want to animate? Did you map out the ...
Friday 31 January 2014
Cinemagram update takes all the work out of making animated gifs
Playing around with Cinemagram's moving photo feature is pretty darn fun, but it comes at a cost: effort. Unlike publishing a Vine or an Instagram video, you need to think about it; what part of this photo do you want to animate? Did you map out the ...
NTT DoCoMo smart clothing monitors heart rate of wearer
NTT DoCoMo is one of the largest wireless carriers in Japan. The company has announced that it has teamed up with a clothing maker named Toray to develop a new … Continue reading
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Stock Talk: Google keeps steamrolling ahead with strong Q4 results
Google's growth continues to impress as it wraps up its 2014 earnings
For those of us whose idea of fun includes reading financial reports from tech companies, Google posted its fourth-quarter 2013 results on Thursday. And because Google generates the vast majority of its revenue by selling advertising, it should come as no surprise to you that discussion of Android was not a focus of the call. When I write these quarterly results summary articles, I’m doing so to share my thoughts on Google the business and relate the results back to the stock in a way that helps newbie investors understand a bit more about long-term investing. I also own a bunch of Google shares. End of disclosure.
Google’s Q4 results, in a nutshell, were solid enough to send the stock higher in after-hours trading Thursday night, which means Wall Street loved the numbers. On Friday morning the stock was up about 3 percent, while the broader indices (i.e. Dow Jones, S&P 500 and NASDAQ) are down.
Let’s dig into the numbers a bit and then discuss the longer-term picture.
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Apple's iWatch and iOS 8 are reportedly fitness-focused
We still don't know exactly what Apple's long-rumored smart watch is, or what it's called -- yes, iWatch is probably right -- but a report today from 9to5Mac posits a whole heap of new information. First, the wearable works in concert with ...Source: http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/31/iwatch-ios8-healthbook/?ncid=rss_truncated
Canada's Wind Mobile offers unlimited US roaming for $15 extra per month
Canadians frequently have to pay through the nose to use their phones in the US; at best, they'll get a paltry 50MB of data per day. They won't have that problem for long, though, since Wind Mobile is launching an unlimited US roaming plan on ...Source: http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/31/wind-mobile-unlimited-us-roaming/?ncid=rss_truncated
Halo 5 release tipped for November 2015, ?beta? this winter
One massive amount of insider knowledge on the Xbox One - and Halo specifically - has been dropped over the past several hours, some of it involving hardware, some of … Continue reading
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Seven New Products in our Shop!
Seven New Products in our Shop!
Check out our Craziest Gadgets Shop for unique gifts!
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Sony HDR-UX10 and HDR-UX20 AVCHD DVD Camcorders
Two new high-definition DVD camcorders have been announced by Sony. The new Sony HDR-UX10 and HDR-UX20 models will both record 1920×1080 AVCHD video to 8cm DVDs. Both camcorders feature a 1/5″ CMOS sensor, 15x optical zoom, and a 2.7″ widescreen LCD. The HDR-UX10 and HDR-UX20 also feature Sony’s new face detection technology, which can track [...]
Canon DC310, DC320, and DC330 DVD Camcorders
Canon has announced three new devices for its DVD camcorder lineup this year. The entry-level Canon DC310 features a 2.7″ LCD screen, SDHC card slot, and 680k, 1/6″ CCD. The DC310 also features a 37x optical zoom, which extends to 41x when using what Canon calls Advanced Zoom, a new feature that utilizes Canon’s imaging [...]
NEC LED-Backlit Eco-Friendly Display
NEC has recently unveiled their new eco-friendly LED-backlit desktop display and we love it.
The new 22-inch MultiSync EA222WMe display is one of the most environmentally-friendly monitors around these days and at $339 you can afford to think green this holiday season.
The new 22-inch MultiSync EA222WMe display is one of the most environmentally-friendly monitors around these days and at $339 you can afford to think green this holiday season.
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Thursday 30 January 2014
Apple and Sony tool up for the forthcoming medical gadget war: Will an Apple a day keep the doctor away?
Whilst we're here wondering if the next big thing is going to be wearables or, god forbid, pointlessly curvy tellies, the big tech corporations seem to have different ideas as in recent days both Apple and Sony have been spotted...
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Sony Xperia Z1 Compact review: a good thing in a small(ish) package
Last year, Sony finally reached the end of the alphabet with its Xperia Z. It wasn't just that the company ran out of letters, though: With the Xperia Z, we saw Sony streamline its scattered phone strategy, piping all its attention into a single ...Source: http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/30/sony-xperia-z1-compact-review/?ncid=rss_truncated
Sony and Nintendo Black Friday Sales
Over the Thanksgiving weekend, Sony and Nintendo consoles were a hot commodity, of course, with Black Friday being the big winner.
Around� 550,000 Wiis were sold in North America alone over the weekend, but the Nintendo DS outshone the system, selling double that amount.
What did you spend your gadget cash on this past weekend?
Around� 550,000 Wiis were sold in North America alone over the weekend, but the Nintendo DS outshone the system, selling double that amount.
What did you spend your gadget cash on this past weekend?
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Sceptical Questions: Will Facebook REALLY lose 80% of its users by 2017?
A story has been doing the rounds suggesting that according to some scientists, Facebook will lose 80% of its users by 2017. How on earth do they make that prediction? Here's some sceptical questions. This is an attractive claim to...
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Sony Cyber-shot QX10 high ISO images and 1080p recording put to the test
Sony started offering the V2.0 firmware for its Cyber-shot QX10 and QX100 cameras just yesterday, so we've loaded it up on our QX10 and given it the quick once over. For the QX10, we're looking at new 1080p video recording functionality – which it just enables for you – and an increase in ISO on still images from 1600 up to 3200.
Up top you'll find a sample video shot at 1080p, and below a sample of images shot at ISO 3200. Honestly with the video, there doesn't seem to be any big improvements over the previous 720p only mode. It's not great conditions right now for shooting, but it does a decent job.
It's basically dark outside at the time of shooting the stills, but the QX10 hasn't done a bad job all told. All we've done to the below images is resize to 2048 wide, but as you'll see the detail really isn't that bad and it isn't nearly as grainy as we might have expected either indoors or outdoors. We had the QX10 strapped to a tripod, but considering the actual light outside it didn't do a bad job at all.
At high ISO you're going to be making concessions over the quality of your photographs, but the relatively inexpensive QX10 has done a better job than we might have expected it to.
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