The History Of Wearables
Contrary to popular belief, wearable technology has been around a lot longer than most people believe. Since the 1970s, this technology type has become a reality. You only need to […]
Read more ›Contrary to popular belief, wearable technology has been around a lot longer than most people believe. Since the 1970s, this technology type has become a reality. You only need to […]
Read more ›Over the last few years, the mass adoption of mobile devices yielded a business trend popularly referred to as BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), which became commonplace in companies all […]
Read more ›It is safe to say that smartphones have become an inseparable part of our lives. They wake us up, they let us know what is going on in the world, […]
Read more ›General Electric has announced that they will be coming up with an LED lighting system compatible with Apple’s HomeKit. Great news is that it can also work with Siri, Apple’s […]
Read more ›I always find it interesting how new technology emerges from concept to become a mainstream consumer product. A great example is how tablet computers have become ubiquitous in present society. […]
Read more ›Is it time for the new Iphone upon release later this year to go back to the old days and turn back to black? We seem to think so. In […]
Read more ›Whatsapp Web, the blue ticks, the option to remove them and a plethora of little tweaks were introduced to the millions of users worldwide. The SMS text killer app is […]
Read more ›Dropping an iPhone is the stuff that nightmares are made of. This phone is expensive; it is sleek and efficient. It is stylishly seductive and will draw second glances. It […]
Read more ›The word “Selfie” was the 2014 Oxford Dictionary Word of the Year, defined as “A photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and […]
Read more ›The mobile phone story begins on the 3rd of April 1973, when a senior engineer, Martin Cooper, who was working for the Motorola company, used for the first time a […]
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