Category: Mobiles
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Chromeville: Augmented Reality App Helps Children Bring To Life Their Paintings
An app Chromville has been developed that allows the children to bring to life their paintings using augmented reality. The app is available for both the Android and iOS devices, it is specially designed for the kids in the age of 5-12 years. We tell you more about this interesting app. Painting is a great deal…
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Sandpiper: A Smartphone Based Low Cost Alternative To Spirometer For Lung Monitoring
Sandpiper is a smartphone gadget that can be used in lung monitoring. Sandpiper is designed with the aim to provide an alternative to the spirometer. You just need to plug in the headphone jack and blow on one side of the unit. We tell you more about this amazing gadget. Now, smartphones are playing an important role…
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Foxconn Will Use 10,000 robots To Assemble iPhone 6
Foxconn is currently China’s largest employer. It has announced that it will soon use thousands of robots to assemble electronic equipment in in its various plants and then ship it worldwide. Moreover, it will start the process by producing Apple’s iPhone 6, whose official launch is scheduled for September. Apple is one of the largest customers of Foxconn. They…
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Jotly: An App That Allows You To Comment And Rate Everything You see
Discover a new unusual app coming straight from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Jotly is an application that will allow you to comment, rate and share everything that is around you! Jotly is a mobile application that should quickly become your favorite app! And for good reason, since the principle is very simple:…
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GoCam: An iOS App To Take A Selfie Using Hand Gesture From 10 meters
Selfies lovers will be happy to see touchless technology that can take snaps from 10ft. Swedish company has developed an app for Apple devices considered to be the best solution for selfies. The app detects and keeps track of different gestures with touchless A3D software. Selfies fans are increasing day by day and people are…
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Scientist Embed Sensors Into Transparent Glass To Make Iron Man Screens A Reality
Iron man’s giant transparent screen will be a reality very soon, researchers have claimed. Health monitoring sensors would be built directly into the sensors of smartphone screens. This new technology can be easily incorporated into smartphones as they are already using the Gorilla glass. Iron man’s giant transparent screens will soon be a reality thanks to…
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Mobile App of the week: 1Password stores all your passwords (Video)
Discover today this new and useful mobile app 1Password, taken straight from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. It memorises and keeps safe all your passwords. Hence, secures all your personal data. [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/88901304[/vimeo] Developed by AgileBits , Password has been ranked among the 20 best applications of 2012 and we understand why. Very convenient and easy to use, 1Password allows…
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iPhone Application To Effectively Control Sugar Levels In Diabetics
Researchers have developed a great tool that will be of great service to individuals with diabetes. Called “bionic pancreas” it allows patients to monitor their blood sugar better than ever. We present this device that proves that technology can be also be used in the well-being of the people who need it the most. This innovative…
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Microsoft Extends Battery Autonomy Of Smartphones By One Week
Microsoft researchers are working on a project which aims to ensure a week of battery autonomy for its smartphones. The idea is not to invent a new type of battery, but to optimize the existing technology from hardware and software perspective. The autonomy of mobile devices and in particular smartphone, is one of the major technical…
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Starbucks Installing Wireless Charging Pads Across Its Outlets
In near future, starbucks will equip its worldwide outlets with 100,000 wireless charging pads. The iPhone users form the majority of starbucks clients and can benefit from this facility. Duracell Powermat and Starbucks have announced in June 12, 2014 that they have begun installing wireless charging pads in their outlets worldwide. The campaign started in San Francisco and…
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African Farmers Use SMS To Optimize The Harvest Management
Vast African continent continues to develop and many companies see potential in this region. This is particularly the case of Orange, the French mobile operator, which has set up a service for African farmers to optimize the management of their production through SMS. We tell you more about this simple and ingenious process. Agriculture plays…
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BarkBuddy: An App like Tinder Swipe for Dogs’ Match-Up
Tinder’s swipe system will be used to find pets in your locality. BarkBuddy is an app developed by BarkBox to find the pets in your area. You can swap quickly through the pets available in your area to find the best one you like. Tinder’s swipe system has served millions to find out the potential…
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Super-Charging Batteries Can Now Charge Mobiles In Minutes
New radical battery technology will soon be able to charge the mobiles within minutes. The mechanical strength of newly developed technology means that walls, car chassis and even mobile casing can be turned into a charger. The technology is based upon the concept of super-capacitor that is able to charge your mobile in few minutes. The material…
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20 Days Stranger: MIT App Lets You Explore Lives Of Others With Privacy
Imagine you are living the life of someone else in another country with a different culture. Is it possible? Yes! Thanks to a new app developed by the researchers at MIT named 20 Days Stranger, it is now possible to live this extraordinary experience. In fact, the app lets you know about the life of…
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Lens Word App: A Smartphone App To Translate The Real World
Indeed Google has changed our experience of the web by always introducing something innovative and exciting. This time, the search engine pioneer has purchased Lens Word App, a smartphone app to scan and translate the real world sign boards and menus. The app is even able to translate the printed words between different languages. Interestingly, it requires…