You can finally grab your very own Zig Pulse from Reebok. With a lot of hype and marketing behind the shoe. Using its own unique one of a kind shaped sole it has been endorsed by many athletes. You can check out the video we showed you about the technology here. If you want to [...]
Today’s most interesting stories in technology, media and entertainment:
Sony just revealed its new PlayStation Move motion controller.
Sony says it plans to target “Wii households” with its upcoming motion controller, set to launch this fall.
(NASDAQ:CSCO) hyped today’s Cisco Announcement to be something that “will change the internet forever”. Shareholders were expecting a big news but the actual Cisco Announcement of a new router called CRS-3 Carrier Routing System which has 12 times the traffic capacity of the nearest competing system and it will improve the video streaming speed.
Toyota’s right about one thing: It doesn’t have a ghost problem.
Its sudden-acceleration challenges are real and growing, despite the company’s best efforts to contain them.
Apple won’t have the tablet computer market to itself for long as Hewlett-Packard and others plan Windows 7-based slates. Hewlett-Packard doesn’t want Apple to have all the fun when it comes to tablet-style computing devices.
Sales and demonstrations of 3D gear will begin at 200 Best Buy locations on March 10. That initial outing will feature Panasonic’s 50″ TC-P50VT20 plasma 3D HDTV along with their DMP-BD350 3D Blu-ray player.
Sony is working on technology that could compete with the iPad and iPhone, say reports
The product range includes a smartphone capable of downloading and playing video games, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Puma Punku is part of the Tiwanaku, mysterious ruins on the Bolivian altiplano 70km from La Paz. There are mysteries in Tiwanaku. Tiwanaku civilization possessed the secret of moving the objects to large distances, which you see from the huge monuments made of stone. One complex in the area is called Puma Punku.
Sporty and fun cars from Renault added some joie de vivre amid the worthy ‘green’ offerings.
As well as a new, twin-clutch transmission for its 1.5-litre diesel engine, the Renault Régie at the Geneva Motor Show offered us a smashing bit of nostalgia in the Gordini-blue Twingo and Clio derivatives.