If you thought that Google Maps was cool, get ready to be blown away. Apple has acquired C3 Technologies, which uses declassified missile targeting methods in their photo realistic 3D mapping technology. Their 3D maps are being hailed as Google Maps on steroids because of their incredible detail and accuracy. Read More >>

Gesture Based Video Editing

Apple’s Siri removes the graphical user interface all together by letting you talk to your smartphone. However, what if you don’t want to talk or touch anything in order to control your smartphone or computer? Apple may have found the answer with its latest patent, which shows Apple’s intentions to allow gesture based video editing on the iPad. Read More >>

“It would be seamlessly synced with all of your devices and with iCloud…It will have the simplest user interface you could imagine…I finally cracked it.” Read More >>

Before touch sensitive smartphones were all the rage, what cellphones were popular? Unless you’re a little kid you know that the Motorola RAZR was the darling of the cellphone world. Originally released as a luxury phone for $600, its price was lowered, allowing Motorola to sell over 130 million phones throughout its 4 years in production. Read More >>

Some analysts are predicting that the iPad 3 will be released sometime during the first quarter of next year. Although nobody knows exactly what features it will have, here are the top 5 most wanted features. Read More >>

iPhone

Even though, today, we can’t imagine the world without touch screen smartphones, not too long ago, the Motorola Razr was the “coolest” phone you could get. Smartphones, which were used primarily for business use, were transformed into must have devices because they combined internet, video, music player, thousands of apps,  and a phone into one device. Read More >>

As much as the iPhone 4S is a disappointment to many people, who were expecting a radically re-designed iPhone 5, the iPhone 4S, does sport some impressive hardware changes which make the phone faster and the camera have more megapixels. A faster phone and a better camera, although nice improvements, aren’t going to make anyone excited. Read More >>

A team of scientists at Michigan State University, lead by Marcos Dantus, has created a laser so sensitive that it can differentiate substances that are as small as a billionth of a gram. The team’s research was partially funded by the Department of Homeland Security because its findings bold well for protecting troops that are still working in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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NTSC, HDTV, Ultra HDTV. That is the progression that we will see if Japanese broadcaster NHK has it their way. Seeing that NHK developed HDTV as far back as 1979, that seems very likely. Read More >>

Many people are willing to pay a little extra for the movie theater “experience”. Sony is trying to take advantage of people’s desire for a more engaging entertainment experience, with its pending release of the HMZ-T1, a head mounted, personal, 3-D viewer. Read More >>