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Mark Zuckerberg to make Iron Man’s Jarvis a reality in 2016
When Mark Zuckerberg makes New Year resolutions, he doesn’t plan to hit the gym or eat healthy. Instead, he plans to build Iron Man’s Jarvis and make the friendly computer assistant a reality. Basically, Zuckerberg wants to make a digital butler, who will have enough artificial intelligence to assist you with tasks you consider too…
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Priest suspended in Philippines for using a hoverboard during Christmas Eve Mass
Walking on water is great, hoverboarding during Christmas Eve Mass however is downright inappropriate, as a Catholic priest in Philippines learned recently. The priest was suspended from the Diocese of San Pablo after a few members of the congregation complained about the priest’s hoverboard jaunt during a church service. A statement released by the Diocese…
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Creative unveils the Woof 3 Bluetooth speaker, delivering high quality audio with a 45mm driver
Creative has created a little spot for itself in the minds of audiophiles with its outstanding audio products. Joining the lineup is the new Creative Woof 3, a palm-sized Bluetooth speaker that works as the perfect companion for a smartphone or a tablet computer. The Woof 3 is capable of connecting with a smartphone via…
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Early Christmas goodies: Pictures of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 flagship leaked
It’s that time of the year again when the Android community goes berserk with news of Samsung’s upcoming flagship smartphone. We’ve just stumbled across pictures of, what seems to be, the Samsung Galaxy S7. While we didn’t expect to hear anything in regards to this device in 2015, the pictures have leaked well ahead of…
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New Chrome extension promises to keep you safe from Star Wars: The Force Awakens spoilers online
There’s nothing more despicable than Darth Vader himself, than spoilers. There are a few amongst us who regularly succumb to the dark side and end up online with a bunch of spoilers in tow. Now, with the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens right around the corner, Chrome has come to our rescue with…
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Google distributes free Star Wars Google Cardboard VR headsets in the United States!
And just when we were beginning to imagine that Star Wars merchandising wouldn’t leap ahead of the current generation of fancy lightsabers, action figures, helmets and costumes; Google has come up with yet another geek-treat, a limited edition Star Wars Google Cardboard! For the uninitiated, the Google Cardboard is a virtual reality viewer made out…
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Stella Artois Nova draught refrigerator takes the Belgian beer place
A number of establishments do not have the infrastructure or the facilities to conjure up perfect draught beer. Belgium beer giants Stella Artois have acknowledged this fact and are now working towards ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to bring a full-scale tap system to places that aren’t equipped with the same. The Stella Artois…
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This Japanese café is a haven for space geeks
If constellations and galaxies are your idea of morning-after chatter then Japan’s where your next date should be! This amazing café that is set up, albeit temporarily, recreates some visuals from a planetarium. Besides the star-studded interiors, the drinks in themselves are themed around planetary bodies and colored and shaded to represent their namesakes. Themed…
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The Domino’s Pizza Tummy Translator decodes your belly growls!
Ever had that feeling where your tummy doesn’t stop rumbling but you simply can’t decide what to eat next? well, there’s now an app that’ll help you understand what your tummy is grunting about and will automatically come up with a pizza order to match your hunger! Called the Tummy Translator, this app literally does…
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The Nintendo Toaster makes sure your games stay crisp
Toasters were never really meant to be played with. Perhaps the most fun thing a conventional toaster can do is unintentionally shoot slices of toast across a room. That doesn’t hold true for this one-of-a-kind toaster though. In truth, this isn’t a toaster at all! Modified by Jarno Kotavuopio, this “toaster” is actually a fully-functional…
