Samsung may have started its smartphone business by copying Apple, but now it seems that the company has started finding its path. In recent years, the features of Samsung smartphones have astonished customers as they are unique to the brand.
Technology major Samsung Electronics has introduced a laundry machine system, which includes two washers and two dryers. The machine can wash normal and bulky loads, dry delicate and non-delicate clothing, and run up to four loads simultaneously.
The Coolpad Cool S1 smartphone has been officially unveiled in China.
The Videocon Ultra 30 smartphone has been listed on the e-commerce website Snapdeal with a price of $126.41 (around Rs. 8590).
Arizona-based innovator Spencer Trotter has developed a portable solar-powered fridge and freezer called "Anywhere Fridge," which provides a cooling range from -15 degrees Celsius to 10 degrees Celsius.
A 1981 model BMW M1 has been found by the German car specialist and dealer, Mint Classics. The old red model BMW car was parked in an Italian garage and left to rust for 34 years. The company plans to improve the battered condition of the car.
Twitter has launched yet another brilliant feature for the Periscope streaming application - 360-degree video. With this striking new addition when a user starts the live Periscope video streaming, the followers would be able to change and shift their viewpoints by adjusting or moving around their cell phones, or by tapping the screens to look from a different angle.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered Huawei Honor Magic smartphone has been launched in China.
US-based company Das Keyboard has launched the world's first cloud-connected 5Q keyboard that which users assign colors to certain keys to indicate when they get notifications. The keys can be set to notify users of pretty much everything including online deals, important emails, and sports updates.
Stephen Davies and Drew Murray are providing free 3D prosthetic hands and arms for children who are born without them as part of a project known as 'Team Unlimbted.' They have open-sourced a blueprint, meaning anyone with the required equipment can make one.
