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Epistar Chairman Foresees Rapid Growth in LED Trends for the Next Three Years
According to Epistar chairman B.J. Lee, the LED lighting industry will have a rapid development growth in the next three years Facebook's DeepFace Detects Faces as Well as Humans Do!
Soon, Facebook will be able to recognize anyone's face the same way we can. The social network's researchers have created DeepFace, a complex process that can identify faces almost as well as a human being can. Internet Connected Air Conditioner Coming?
As the world continues to turn to technology more and more, this summer we may be able control our favorite summer tech, the air conditioner, through our favorite smartphones. Trimble Releases SketchUp 2014 with Integrated BIM
The newly-released SketchUp 2014 has integrated features for Building Information Modeling (BIM) Trimble Buildings Group recently released the latest version of SketchUp with SketchUp 2014. Startup Artemis Aims to Make Mobile Networks Faster with pCell Technology
Artemis, a startup based in Silicon Valley and founded in 2011 by entrepreneur Steve Perlman, has developed pCell technology that will make mobile networks faster. Apple and Google Dominate the Mobile World According to ComScore
ComScore is a leader in measuring the digital world, and today released data from its Mobilens and Mobile Metrix, reporting important trends in the U.S. smartphone industry for January 2014. Samsung Galaxy S5 Cases Leaked
The first Galaxy S5 accessories leak. The first official Galaxy S5 accessories have been leaked, offering up glimpses of the smartphone's cases, along with their prices. HTC M8 (All New One) Leaked For Awesome Flip Cover Case, Google Play Model [PHOTO] Specs Rumors
New leaks from @evleaks suggest HTC may beat Samsung to the punch with a Google Play Edition for the All New One. Robot Apocalypse Now Even Closer As MIT Develops Ways For Robots To Work Together
Communication between robots has been a challenge, but now MIT researchers have developed software allowing robots to talk to one another. Onewheel Inventor Explains How Its Kickstarter Campaign Asked For $100,000 And Raised $630K
The Kickstarter campaign for Onewheel, a self-balancing electric skateboard, just blew its $100,000 goal out of the water. In the last hour before the campaign ended, Onewheel surpassed 1,000 backers who pledged more than $629,000 to the company. New 'Smart' Curtains Move in Response to Light [VIDEO] Researchers Reveal Details About Light-Activated Material
If you thought smart cars were a great invention, wait until you check out smart curtains. If you thought smart cars were a great invention, wait until you check out smart curtains. Samsung Galaxy S5 Launch Date, Location Still Being Decided (Rumors)(Specifications Update)
Galaxy S5 launch rumors are abundant and span all over the map. But does Samsung even know yet where and when it will unveil its next premium smartphone? Sony Smart Eyeglass Could Change How We Watch the FIFA World Cup Forever
Sony presented its Smart Eyeglass at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week and it could change the FIFA World Cup and other sporting events forever. Mac Pro Redesigned, Back on Sale in Europe Following Ban
The Mac Pro is back in Europe. Why was it banned? iEurope rejoice, the Mac Pro is back—with a new look. Apple's canister-shaped computer is available for sale in Europe following a redesign that obeys regulatory requirements. Samsung Galaxy S5 to Include Stylus Functionality, Miss Snapdragon 805: Rumors [Release Date Update, Specs Review]
The Galaxy S5 could end up releasing without the Snapdragon 805 CPU, according to a new report. The Galaxy S5 will include "passive" stylus functionality and updated versions of Air View and Air Gesture, according to a report by ET News.
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