Category Archives: Future Technologies
Winscape – it’s just sooooo clever!
Some future tech, or should it be dream tech(?), this week. Waking up in the same place every morning is boring. Winscape is based on large super HD plasma screens being mounted into your wall to create the visual effect … Continue reading
Mapnificent – a must visit site
Occasionally you come across a site that you think ‘hmm, this could be really useful’ this is one of those: Mapnificent. Mapnificent quickly shows you places in the area you’re in or planning to visit using public transport, a bicycle … Continue reading
Project Natal: Prices & Dates
Details of the forthcoming controller-free environment have been announced by Microsoft this week.
Dyson reinvents the fan
Dyson, the design geniuses, that make vacuum cleaners and ‘blade’ hand dryers have now moved into making fans.
About a Smart Meter Coming to Your Home
A few weeks ago you may well have seen or read in the news about Smart Meters for your home and them being installed in all homes across the UK.
Future House Exhibition is in Town
This week sees the London Future House Exhibition hosted in London’s Excel Centre. Some of the future gadgets for the home are truly expensive, but others are reasonable in price and practicable.
Love BumpTop, Hate Old Desktop
A very interesting desktop (literally) application has been released called BumpTop. BumpTop makes the desktop so much better and user friendly. Some of you will be asking – “So what???”
Microsoft looks to the future
Microsoft has recently been showing off some ideas of future technologies which it hopes will eventually be in the market place.
Photosynth Launches
It’s been in the making for a couple / if not three years in the making, but Microsoft has launched the perfect time waster photo software. The software is actually very interesting from a technology perspective,
Clever little clock – batteries not included (or needed!)
Every so often, I see a new gadget on the horizon and think “that really is a good idea”, it is however rare. This week, of all things, a wall clock caught my eye.
