The HoloLens is an augmented reality headset manufactured and designed by tech giant Microsoft, the device is expected to hit the market sometime this year and even though it is not out yet, some companies are already vying for competition. Lenovo has this idea of developing a virtual-reality headset that could potentially rival the HoloLens once it hits the market.
The iPhone 7 release date this 2016 promises at least four new feature upgrades that reports said are already past the development stage, meaning the chance of the functionalities ending up with the next iPhone launch is quite high.
Hexo drones were present at CES 2016 showroom floor, showing off its achievement in Hexo+ flying camera drone.
According to latest reports, the Xiaomi Mi 5 will arrive in February. Also, it is confirmed the Mi5 will pack Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 processor.
L'Oreal's My UV Patch is a new wearable device that helps to protect the user from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays, even on cold winter days. The wearable patch contains miniscule sensors and is the first stretchable skin sensor that is made to track UV exposure and teach users about sun protection.
Here is the Android Marshmallow release update for BlackBerry Priv, Droid Turbo 2, Moto X Style, Moto G, Moto E and Moto X Pure.
With both the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P garnering critical acclaims, it seems that the prudent thing to for Google is keep LG and Huawei as makers of its 2016 flagship smartphones. But the tech giant could still opt to rock the boat and build the next Nexus devices in-house.
The rumored Nintendo NX gaming machine is reportedly set to be unveiled near the second half of 2016 with the actual release date to follow in the holiday quarter this year or November at the latest. Mass production of the device could start as early as March, a new report said.
Despite Apple’s reluctance to admit that it is working on its own electric car product, several evidence continue to pile up. It appears that in December, the tech giant registered three auto related domain names which further fueled speculations claiming that the company is indeed working on its own car product under the radar.
“Half Life” co-creator and writer Marc Laidlaw was recently reported to have left his position at Valve. The most surprising aspect of the news is that it did not came from Valve but from “Half Life” fans who sent emails to Laidlaw over the lack of update regarding “Half Life 3.”
