Tech Archive

Sure, Sony’s e-reader division might be dead. But the technology lives on in their digital paper system. Digital paper was designed for students who are sick of carrying around a binder full of messy notes, businessmen who want to keep their meeting minutes organized, and anyone else who is looking to upgrade our most basic form of technology. The DPT-RP1 is a tablet sized device …

“Make sure you drink 8 glasses of water per day!” We’ve all been told that before. Sometimes it was our mothers, other times our doctors. But it seems that no matter who it is giving us a friendly reminder, we just can’t seem to follow their advice. After all, it’s a pretty big grey area. Exactly how big should each glass be? And should we …

Ever worry that your phone line is tapped? Wonder if the government could be spying on your conversations? The NSA leaks made it pretty clear that there is a lot of data being discreetly collected, but the ability to eavesdrop is certainly not limited to large national agencies. When you think of somebody being “bugged”, it’s easy to imagine a James Bond style agent pulling …

The Amazon Echo is a pretty impressive little device. When we first tried it out for ourselves, we had one of those “why didn’t I think of that?” moments. Internally, there isn’t much there. A little computer, a microphone, and a speaker. But it’s the way these components are integrated that really make it a powerful system. All it takes is a simple utterance. “Echo”, …

The wearables marketplace is certainly very interesting to follow. Even though the first smart watches only hit the market a few years ago, we’ve really come a long way since then. What used to be simple, stripped down versions of the smartphones we already had is now an advanced tool that does things your smartphone couldn’t even dream of. With cellphones, you’ve got two choices: …