Some images of what’s alleged to be Android 4.4 appeared over the weekend, with screen captures of a phone supposedly running the new KitKat release giving us a look at what may be Google’s ever-so-slightly redesigned new mobile OS.
iOS 7 is basically going to cure cancer, save the world and figure out which coconut water brand is the best. Or well, probably not. What it will do is put every current iPhone app on notice. The visual changes to iOS 7's core functionality is so dramatic that it will make every other app look like outdated garbage.…
When you think of LEDs, you probably picture small, nipple-esque lumps of plastic. But if these scientists have their way, the LEDs of the future will look more like bright, glowing paper or fabric.
If ever there was a house where certain things were banned, it would be artist Don Lucho's Casa de Karton, where everything is made from cardboard and paper.
At just 19mm thick, the Bluedot BSP-S20K speaker can be folded flat and taken wherever the party is. But then again, with a 2x2-watt output isn't exactly going to be much of a party.
Scientists at Tsinghua University in Beijing have just perfected a process by which nanotubes can be coaxed to emit sound, allowing for the construction of ultra-thin, transparent, flexible 'speakers', demonstrated above affixed to a waving flag. Unlike normal speakers, which produce sound with direct vibration,…
The problem with most home theater speakers is their size. Where to put that massive sub? Well, NHT is looking to simplify things by flattening its sub to a pancake like 6-inches deep. Most flat speakers I've heard have sounded pretty weak, but NHT claims that despite the size of their new Verve line, the sub will…
No one like fat gadgets, which is why designers are frantically trying to cram normally sized things into super-thin packages. Like these 300i speakers from Final Sound, that stand four feet tall yet are a mere one inch deep. How good can one-inch-deep speakers sound? Your guess is as good as ours.
