Hydraloop will help you recycle water in the home, lowering your dependency on the local infrastructure and water supply.
In this week’s Tech Tuesday segment on Smile 90.4FM we recap the year that was 2019. What were the biggest tech trends of 2019? What were big failures?
Sony has unveiled the Vision S; its own take on an electric car that is intended to display its display and design ideology.
According to the Dutch start-up behind Heatbox, using it is better than using a microwave as it maintains important nutrients in the food.
AmazeFit is partnering with Live.Studio, a start-up that offers on-demand running classes. Their solution for home fitness is called the Amazfit HomeStudio.
In China and India there is a massive air pollution problem, especially at certain times of the year. The Atmos air filter was designed for these people.
Facebook has confirmed its plans to holistically ban deepfake videos in a bid to prevent interference in the 2020 US presidential election.
Samsung has unveiled the Sero TV, which includes a motor to rotate from a horizontal display into a vertical button with a touch of a button.
We have some leaks of the upcoming LG G9. This simple approach from LG might be a good strategy amongst all the other extremely flashy flagships.
In 2019, Fortnite raked in a cool $1.8 billion in sales, the second highest single-year sales in videogame history. And this is for a free-to-play game.
An official Unpacked Event invitation has gone out to members of the press, confirming the launch date of the Galaxy S11 to be February 11th.
Feast your eyes on this first gaming monitor from Samsung garnering the Odyssey badge. It is certainly catered towards enthusiasts.