Thursday, April 18, 2024

By Evan Ackerman Ever wish that your wireless network could follow you wherever you went? Yeah, so does the US Army. DARPA's LANdroid is a palm-sized, totally autonomous network router on cute little tank treads. It's designed to be used...

By Evan Ackerman There are lots of "won't-it-be-cool-when" wireless power technologies that we talk about every once in a while, but finally, wireless induction charging is a reality, and it'll be on the market as of July 7. The WildCharge...
By David Ponce Managing and coaching a soccer team just got a techno twist. Real Track Futbol is a turnkey solution for tracking your players on the field using GPS, as well as getting real-time readings on their physical...
By David Ponce There was something elegant about the recently announced Xbox 360 qwerty thumbboard. Not so with the PS3 Wireless ThumbPadâ„¢ from Madcatz. Dude, they put the friggin' thing on top! This is presumably because it...
By David Ponce The SIGNAL Cellphone Holder is a simple device: you place your mobile in it, and when a call comes through, it blinks. Yeah, that's it. But the point of it is that if you're in...
By David Ponce The musicphone market is growing, and for good reason: listening to music and making phone calls are two essential elements to life. And sure, it's fun to carry your tunes around with you all day but...
By David Ponce It's not the first time we show you a Bluetooth headset that features bone conduction technology. The last time however, it looked like a potato tubercule that got painted charcoal. Not something you'd want to...
By David Ponce Company Blu:sens, from Spain, is releasing an MP3 player with a lot of promise. It's called the G14, and its claim to fame is that it's able to do what Microsoft's Zune didn't have the guts...
By David Ponce There are many ways that you could use this product from Buffalo, and not all of them legal. So, let's conjure an image where this might come in handy, the legal way. Say you've got...