Mobile apps are a big part of our lives now. Think of something, and I tell you there’s an app for that. Welcome to the 21st century. Read more
We all know U.S. car maker Ford is pretty aggressive nowadays in putting mobile devices and apps to their dashboards but there’s also GM opening up to the idea. That is why software firm Abalta Technologies took advantage of the market and came up with ways to integrate apps to vehicles via a platform called Weblink. Read more
So it’s been five decades since the roads have seen Lamborghinis. I know I can never buy one in my lifetime so I just settle buying the remote control ones. This week, a new model is revealed in the form of the Lamborghini Veneno for its 50th Anniversary. Read more
Certifications like MIL-STD-810G and IP65, when slapped on certain devices mean one thing: they are tough. Throw them around, kick it in the sand, or splash it with unicorn tears and boy they still keep on running. Like the 10-inch Panasonic Toughpad FZ-G1, which aside from the toughness on the outside also boasts an Intel Core i5 processor with 4 or 8GB of RAM, an SSD of 128 or 256GB, Wi-fi, Bluetooth, USB and Ethernet ports with optional GPS and 3G/4G options, running Windows 8. Read more
After months of being “unofficially” out from the App Store and our iOS devices, the Google Maps app is now back for us to enjoy and use. It’s one of the highly trusted digital apps today because the information are accurate. Read more
Chevy Volt owners will soon get an mobile app that let’s them know how much it costs to charge their cars and compare the Volt’s energy use with the total energy consumption in their household by day, month, or year. Read more
Google Maps is to digitizing our planet. From Trails, to Buildings, to Roads. Just about everything on land. But what they or no other map has ever digitized before is what takes up 71% of our planet and that is the oceans. Understandably because it would take a lot of work and outstanding equipment to do so. Read more
Navigating the alleys, backstreets, and burroughs of megacities like New York or São Paulo on foot can be tricky for some but for those who have GPS on their shoes, it’s a breeze. Unfortunately, the shoes we wear don’t have navigation gadgetry embedded in them, until UK-based designer Dominic Wilcox’s latest project: a pair of There’s No Place Like Home GPS shoes. Read more
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