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Here in the United States, we spend a ton of money every year to heat and cool our homes. During the summer, our electric bills are off the charts due to using the air conditioner, whereas in the cooler months, they’re higher (unless you have gas heating) because of... Read more
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[Readers Poll] Google Glass – Would You Buy It?
News June 28, 2014
At last, after months of waiting, Google Glass is finally becoming more widely available. But wait – does anyone actually want to buy one?! So over to you TechBeat readers, here’s your chance to have your say and tell us what you really think about Google Glass! FYI –... Read more
Google Glass & The Elderly – A Hilarious Combination!
News June 26, 2014
Google Glass seems to be able to generate a wide array of reactions from those who have the chance to use one. In their latest YouTube video, the Fine Bros set out to discover what the elderly generation think of the controversial smart glasses. In the video you’ll see... Read more
Google Glass Now Available in The UK
News June 25, 2014
Google has announced that they have released Glass in the UK, thereby making it the second country to get the new eyewear after the US. The prototype kit costs £1,000 and is currently being targeted at developers, not at consumers. There are many concerns with Google Glass, especially regarding... Read more
Mozilla Developing Chromecast Like Device
Internet June 25, 2014
I recently purchased one of Google’s Chromecast devices and I must say, I think it’s great. I used to use a thunderbolt connection to a HDMI input on my TV for connecting my MacBook Pro and for a while it did me proud. Then I wanted to go wireless... Read more
I bought my first Macbook Pro earlier this year, and I have to say I am very pleased with it. I had gone through about 5 PC’s over almost as many years and decided it was time to make a big change. Don’t get me wrong, I’d always wanted... Read more
Of all of the video games I’ve played throughout my life, The Legend of Zelda games really stand out. I’ve pretty much enjoyed every Zelda game I’ve played, from the Ocarina of Time to even some gamer’s nightmare The Wind Waker. The storyline, mixed with the awesome gameplay and the great graphics,... Read more
Chromecast has been available for some time now but did you know that if you have an Android tablet or phone lying around then you can turn it into your very own DIY Chromecast for free? If you relish the idea of saving yourself $35 then the first you’ll... Read more
High-Tech Glasses To Rival Google Glass
News June 18, 2014
It feels like we’ve been talking about Google Glass for a long time, so much so that you would be forgiven for thinking there is nothing more to say on the subject. Yet there are other high-tech smart glasses out there, all of which can do things Google Glass... Read more
Super Secure Blackphone Arrives in 3 Weeks
Mobile June 18, 2014
We live in a world where security breaches happen on a regular basis. From data theft at chain stores to Pizza companies being blackmailed to release customer data that was hacked from their servers. Security is on everyone’s mind. To help us in this ever-changing battle against data theft,... Read more
Samsung Officially Announces Galaxy Tab S
News June 17, 2014
Samsung has just officially introduced the Galaxy Tab S range of tablets at an event in New York. The Galaxy Tab S range will comprises of both 8.4-inch and 10.5-inch models. These devices will be available in Wi-Fi only and LTE versions. Samsung described the new flagship range as “its best tablet ever”.... Read more
Here’s a bit of good news for Xbox One gamers who also like to play games on their PC’s – thanks to a recent update from Microsoft, you can now use your Xbox One controller on your PC. After you download and install the new drivers, all you really... Read more
Teen Inventor Creates Footwear To Charge Your Phone
News June 16, 2014
People have always been inventing things at a young age; Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel first conceived the Man of Steel whilst they were in high school. Taylor Hernadez received a “Chester Award” for inventing the ‘Magic Sponge Blocks’ when she was not a even a teenager, and the list goes... Read more
Ringly: Beautiful Wearable Tech For Women
News June 14, 2014
Ringly is an 18k-gold plated ring which connects to a smartphone. The ring then discreetly notifies the wearer when she receives a text or a call. The idea behind Ringly is to incorporate new tech into women’s everyday accessories. This is so that they may enjoy the moment without missing... Read more
Toilets Are Getting Smarter At Heathrow Airport
News June 10, 2014
It seems there will be no end to the gadgets and devices getting “smart” upgrades. It seems the new popular item everyone wants to make smarter is their toilet. Indeed, it seems I can’t watch an hour of television without seeing at least one ad that focuses solely on... Read more
Build Your Own 3D Printer For Under $100
News June 10, 2014
When New Matter launched its MOD-t 3D printer on the crowd funding site Indiegogo, everyone was astounded that a 3D printer could be commercially available for just $249 (if you missed the early bird that is) and made everyone realize that these devices are no longer beyond the reach... Read more
Intel Super-Thin PC-Tablet Hybrid
News June 5, 2014
There are plans by Intel to release an ultra thin, two-in-one device powered by Intel’s newest processor chip. Their procesessor, Broadwell, was delayed for more than a quarter. But customers can expect to purchase new Broadwell-based hardware just before summer holidays. Intel plans to jump on the tablet bandwagon hopefully... Read more
Intel To Make 3D Printed Robot Kits
News June 3, 2014
On Wednesday of last week Intel debuted a fully customizable, 3D-printable robot at the Re/code Code Conference. Brian David Johnson created the “21st Century Robot” project. According to the project’s website, the project is the result of a varied collaboration of developers from the University of Southern California, the... Read more