Category Archive: gadget

Mar
07

Demo of Senseg Haptic Feedback

Mar
07

iPad HD with Haptic Feedback

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So there’s a rumor going around this morning that the iPad HD will have haptic feedback. That means you’ll be able to feel objects on the screen. Sandpaper would feel like sandpaper, for example. Very, very cool if true. And all this time we had the hint (from the invitation picture, above) all this time. …

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Mar
06

IPad HD?

Well, the big announcement is tomorrow, and everyone expects it’ll be the the iPad 3. From the rumors, it might even be called the iPad HD. So a couple of questions… How are developers going to deal with the confusion of all the apps for the iPad that have the tag HD? How are iPad …

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Aug
30

Inkling by Wacom

This looks very, very cool. The biggest problem with this kind of tech before was that you needed special paper (with small grids, or dots) to have it work with your computer. This doesn’t. It lets you import your drawing as vectors, with layers, using regular paper.

Jul
28

A Robot That Flies Like a Bird

Apr
12

Flip Camera: RIP

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Cisco has axed the Flip camera, and is laying off 550 employees.

Dec
03

Metropolis 2

Oct
27

Universal Robot Gripper – Made with Coffee and a Balloon

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Sometimes the simplest things work the best. Researchers at Cornell, University of Chicago and iRobot (the Roomba folks) have created a robot gripper that is made with ground coffee and a latex balloon. Basically, they vacuum air out of the coffee filled balloon and the structure inside becomes rigid. Let air in, and the structure …

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Aug
27

Flexible e-paper in production

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LG is putting 9.7-inch color and 19-inch flexible e-paper displays into production. Could this be what the future of digital books really is? It seems a little odd to me that it would be in a multi-page format, rather than a single page that changes. I thought at first it might be interesting to have …

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Apr
29

Steve Jobs Talks about Flash

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If you’d like to read why Apple is not supporting Flash on iPhone, iPod and iPad, you should read Steve Jobs himself has to say about it. He’s posted a note on Apple’s website, “Thoughts on Flash”.

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