Category: Hi Tech
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Flat, soulless and stupid: why photographs don’t work in art galleries
Photographs can be powerful, beautiful, and capture the immediacy of a moment like nothing else. But they make poor art when hung on a wall like paintings
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Goldgenie’s foray into Samsung smartphones. 24ct Gold embellished Samsung Galaxy Alpha
The gold-plated Samsung Galaxy Alpha. The NEW Samsung Galaxy ALPHA with back and sides embellished in 24 CT. Gold. Due to its polycarbonate surface, the process of Gold-plating a Samsung device was previously very complicated and cost prohibitive. However, recently the craftsmen at Goldgenie, a British company specializing in luxury device customization, mastered the technique…
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The Real Pro ULTRA is like having your own personal masseuse in your home
Panasonic Debuts High-End Real Pro ULTRA 3D Heated Massage Chair. Enjoy Full-Body Massage with Relaxing, Multi-Directional Rollers. This new high-end massage chair is like having your own personal masseuse in your home. The new Real Pro ULTRA 3D Massage Chair with 3D Technology unveiled by Panasonic features a full-body massage which utilizes 3D massage technology…
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Michael Kors for Duracell Powermat enters the world of jet set fashion
Perfect tech accessories: 7 Chic new Duracell PowerCases and Powermats Hit Shelves In Time for the Holidays. American fashion icon Michael Kors stands for style that can keep up with the fast-paced lives style-savvy men and women lead. The latest perfect tech accessories unveiled by Michael Kors fashion house are seven PowerCase and powermat products.…
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Top automotive design studios to explore human-to-machine connectivity at this year’s LA Auto Show Design Challenge
How far we could get in the next 15 years? The Los Angeles Auto Show (LA Auto Show) has unveiled the 2014 Design Challenge entries submitted by world-renowned auto design studios for its 11th annual competition. This year’s entries explore the future of automobile connectivity by responding to the prompt: “Sensing the Future: How Will…
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The future of technology? It’s in your hands
Now that everyone owns a smartphone, technology’s advances will be imperceptible