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GeeklessTech Review: Sony A9 Capturing Life at 20 Frames per Second
Here Geekless Tech brings you a special review of the Full frame mirror less Camera Sony A9 The Sony A9
Android Oreo is Here, Only a Third of Users Will Download It
Android Oreo already started to reach some cell phones Android 8.0, also known as Android Oreo, is the next major
With Prism Headset, Students-Turned-Entrepreneurs Have Augmented Reality in Sight
Mira Prism: Cheap Augmented Reality Lenses Compatible with iPhone Virtual reality glasses for the iPhone already exist in the market,
Stanford Engineers Create Smart Windows
Smart Windows Arrived. They will save up to 20% energy In every house it is a situation we know well:
New Robot Rolls with the Rules of Pedestrian Conduct
Robot rolls with the rules of pedestrian conduct In the same way that drivers follow the traffic code, most
Stanford University creates a 4D camera for stand-alone drones and cars
We are living the full development of projects and ideas that seek to boost the use of robots in automation
Medical Technology: World First Super Microsurgery with Robot Hands
Meet the ‘super-surgeon’ of steel hands, Who influence the Medical Technology It exploits robotic surgery. Intelligent Medical technology operating theaters
World First New Polymer Goes for a Walk When Illuminated
Tech Geeks Created a New type of Polymer capable of “Walking” if it is lighted. It looks like an idea
Using Backup Codes Without a Cellphone
Backup codes: Stolen phones or other problems with 2-step verification For 2-step verification to work properly, you’ll need a mobile
The Latest on VR and Augmented Reality at Google I/O
Augmented reality adds more virtual information to real scenarios and is already applied in fields such as leisure, medicine or
