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Two little-promoted projects at Google I/O tease what might be the most exciting innovations of the show: super-precise motion tracking and touch-sensitive fabric. And Google will share the full details Friday.
Google doesn’t want you to simply watch 3D movies, it wants you to look around inside them -- and capture it all with the new Jump 360-degree 3D video project…a triumph for the company.
You may know Dennis Fong as Thresh, the CEO of Raptr, or a Quake legend, but more likely you know him as the man who won John Carmack's Ferrari in a moment that defined the nascent days of pro gaming.
Television gets a bum rap -- it's the attention black hole of every living room, right? But smart TVs can actually bring people together in unexpected ways. And maybe book your next vacation.
The brains behind Timbuk2 reach their magnum opus with the Commuter 2.0, of the most practical messenger bags we’ve ever had the chance to sweat all over.
The tale behind our problems and issues with a defective Barnes & Noble's Nook eBook reader, and the deceptive customer service that only made it worse.
With iGoogle now having passed into the Google graveyard, it’s time to move on from its greatness and try one of these alternatives - some of which can do even more than iGoogle ever could.
The Apple Watch has arrived, and it's different from other smartwatches in some key ways. Here are some of our favorite features of the Watch, and how they change the smartwatch game.
No time to shoot panoramas? No problem. Google wants you to dig out those dusty digital snaps and pin them to a map for the world to discover with a new function for Views.
Logitech's latest addition to the QuickCam line will offer Mac users an upgrade from their embedded iSight webcams with 2-megapixel resolution and autofocusing Carl Zeiss optics.
The novice-friendly K210 will use your face for a password, open its case with the click of a button and brighten the screen based on how far away you are.
Iogear's USB 2.0 External DVI Video Card offers an extra DVI port for dual displays in situations where swapping out an internal video card isn't an option.