Sony's PS Vita went on sale in Japan on Saturday, and it looks like the new PS Vita could already be a hit in Japan amongst gamers, as we heard last week that pre-orders of the device had been sold out. As a reminder, the PlayStation Vita comes with a 5 inch multi-touch OLED display, plus a … [Read more...] about Sony’s PS Vita Launches In Japan
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Verizon Galaxy Nexus Gets Hacked Google Wallet
Verizon released their version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus last week, and Verizon has decided not to use Google's mobile payment service, Google Wallet on the handset. However, it now appears that Google Wallet can indeed be installed on the Verizon Galaxy Nexus. The guys over at the BGR managed to … [Read more...] about Verizon Galaxy Nexus Gets Hacked Google Wallet
Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich Announced
Google has announced a new updated version of Android Ice Cream Sandwich, the new version is Android 4.0.3, and Google has said that Android 4.0.3 should be rolled out to some smartphones and tablets in the next few weeks. Android 4.0.3 comes with a range of enhancements and bug fixes, and Google … [Read more...] about Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich Announced
iPhone 4S Lands In 20 More Countries
Apple has now rolled out their latest iPhone, the iPhone 4S to 20 more countries around the world, which include Bahrain, Brazil, Chile, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Morocco, Peru, the Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab … [Read more...] about iPhone 4S Lands In 20 More Countries
Google Nexus S Gets Android Ice Cream Sandwich Update
It looks like Google has started rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update to the Google Nexus S, and the update is now available for the GSM/UMTS version of the Google Nexus S. This is the first device to get the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update, excluding the Nexus Prime which … [Read more...] about Google Nexus S Gets Android Ice Cream Sandwich Update
Insectoid Kilobots To Be Developed For Studying Swarm Behavior
Kilobots: The Future of Swarming Robotics Know what? Try typing 'kilobot' really fast and the resulting misspell will most likely result in 'killbot.' Too ominous for comfort, boys and girls! Anyway, since earlier posts have established that human civilization is on the fast track toward a … [Read more...] about Insectoid Kilobots To Be Developed For Studying Swarm Behavior
Facebook iPhone App Updated, Adds Timeline And More
Facebook has released a new version of its iPhone app, version 4.1, which brings a range of new Facebook features to the iPhone, including access to Mobile Timeline on the iPhone. This update marks a significant enhancement in the way users interact with Facebook on their mobile devices, providing a … [Read more...] about Facebook iPhone App Updated, Adds Timeline And More
Scientists Hard At Work On Immortality For Us Humans
Since more and more of humanity is living in a dystopian sci fi novel these days, it comes as no surprise that a few scientists out there are still questing for the impossible. Is this the new alchemy? Perhaps, but a major American news outlet has presented some very striking developments that could … [Read more...] about Scientists Hard At Work On Immortality For Us Humans
New Cooling Method For PCs Developed
Some of the biggest events in sci-tech happen with nary a whimper. This seems to be the case with a new breakthrough that could radically alter how most consumer electronics are made. But since the exciting stuff happened in a lab somewhere (Vanderbilt University to be specific), it won’t send … [Read more...] about New Cooling Method For PCs Developed
Google+ Hangouts Get New Feature
Google sure is making it easier to “hangout.” In its latest update, the Google+ video conferencing feature lets you chat even with those who don’t have a webcam. This is made possible with the integration of a dial-in voice service that taps Google Voice. No less than Google senior vice-president … [Read more...] about Google+ Hangouts Get New Feature
Nintendo 3DS To Be Used By Louvre Visitors
Classic masterpieces at the famous Louvre in France will be face to face with the Nintendo 3DS. In a special project to be undertaken by the two sides, museum officials are hoping that the use of Nintendo 3DS will help Louvre visitors in their guided tours. Enhancing the Visitor … [Read more...] about Nintendo 3DS To Be Used By Louvre Visitors
Experimental Hydrogel More Than Heals Scars
What it won't do is grow back a severed limb. But when it comes to gashes and lashes, the hydrogel developed by an inventive team over at Johns Hopkins University does more than just patch up skin. When applied, it heals tissue and restores damaged blood vessels. Holy cow, Batman! Seen above is a … [Read more...] about Experimental Hydrogel More Than Heals Scars
