Google Buys Drone Maker Titan Aerospace, Sorry Facebook.

 

Google, the king of the web has bought Drone Maker Titan Aerospace for an undisclosed sum. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

A Google spokesperson said in a statement:  "It's still early days, but atmospheric satellites could help bring internet access to millions of people, and help solve other problems, including disaster relief and environmental damage like deforestation. It's why we're so excited to welcome Titan Aerospace to the Google family."

Titan's roughly 20 employees will remain in New Mexico, where the company is headquartered, the Wall street Journal said. The Titan team will reportedly work closely with Google's Project Loon, a venture that provides Web connections to underserved areas via high-flying balloons. 

Facebook, a month back had a talk to purchase the Titan Aerospace but they didn't lock the deal, so Google played it's move and acquired Titan Aerospace. 

Get rid of your bulky and heavy laptop charger, coz a new game changing gadget is on it's way.

Laptop owners know all too well the inconvenience of carrying a power brick and 12 feet of charging cable to and from coffee shops or the home office. So why not try something a little more portable?

A team of MIT graduate students today launched a Kickstarter campaign to crowdfund the Dart—the "world's smallest, lightest" laptop adapter.
"A perfect complement to today's thin, lightweight, portable laptops," the 65W adapter fits in a pocket or purse, and is designed with a USB port and single-outlet profile for double the charging power while taking up less space. It can also charge your smartphone or Tablet.

The Dart will eventually go on sale for a retail price of $120 and it will come in various colors like  blue, magenta, silver, black, or orange. In a single day, the project already succeeded to earn its $200,000 funding goal, The campaign earned more than $220,000 and this campaign will end on May 14, as the goal fund is already completed, so the project will definitely going to start soon. As you can see the timeline and full details of the project in the link Dart: The world's smallest Laptop Adaptor. 

Samsung “Kapture the Moment” event believed to reveal Galaxy K camera smartphone OR S5 Zoom.

Samsung will host an event on the 29th of April in Singapore. Given the theme "Kapture the Moment", it is now strongly believed that Samsung will be unveiling a new camera, or to be more exact, the new Galaxy K (S5) Zoom camera smartphone.

This Zoom variant will be less powerful than the flagship. Rumors have it powered by that odd six core Exynos chip, combining 1.7 GHz dual-core Cortex-A15's and 1.3 GHz quad-core Cortex-A7's, 2 GB of RAM and a Mali GPU. The display is a rather small 4.8-inch capable of a resolution of 1280x720 pixels. On the back you have the 20.2 megapixel camera with OIS technology, Xenon flash, and 10x optical zoom while users will be greeted with a 2.1 megapixel shooter on the front. Android 4.4.2 is expected to be driving the software on this camera smartphone.

Google Patent Application Details Micro Camera Embedded In Smart Contact Lenses That Could Improve Vision & Aid The Blind.

 

Google makes cool stuff. There's self-driving cars, that street view camera, and Google glasses anyone will be able to buy for one day only tomorrow, April 15th. Yet for every product that comes out, there's another in the pipeline. Now a patent application for a pair of smart contact lenses that would process blinks as input for wearable devices is in the talks.

 

The first thing that comes to mind here is the ability to take photos using just your eyes. If the thought of people wearing Glass in large numbers freaks you out, this would be even worse, as there wouldn't be a piece of hardware attached to frames that at least provide somewhat of a heads up.
Naturally, that possibility isn't the point. This micro camera could potentially benefit people's lives. A blind person wearing these contacts could receive an alert if there are obstacles in the way. It could prompt them when it's safe to cross a street or recognize faces and inform them, through an audio cue generated by a smartphone or some other device, who's there.
This camera could also replace binoculars, giving people the ability to see farther by focusing in on distant objects more clearly. Not unlike traditional contact lenses, they could theoretically improve eyesight.

 

This concept is extreme whether good or bad.

Top 10 Tech News:

1. According to Court Documents, Samsung Wants to ditch Android and bring their own old traditional OS, TIZEN to their phones and all bcoz of Apple's continuous pressure on Samsung.

2. Apple is working on a new gadget, iWatch (a wearable smartwatch by Apple) and will launch at the end 2014.

3. ZTE Grand S II LTE sells 50,000 units in less than a minute | A report published on Saturday claims that the ZTE Grand S II LTE sold out a supply of 50,000 units in 58 seconds.

4. Amazon smartphone is coming in market in June 2014. This phone will have 3D display and Four Front Facing cameras or sensors.

5. Leaked LG G3 specs shoes: 5.5-inches QHD display with 1440 x 2560 resolution, Android 4.4.2 and 3GB RAM.

6. Amazon making drones for shipping the products within US.

7. Internet wants Apple to buy Sony's Play Station Division coz Apple has $100 billion cash and they should expand their business.

8. Samsung planning on making a smart House which will have smart equipments like smart TV, Smart Refrigerator, Washing Machine, Bulb etc.

9. Samsung Galaxy S5 first day sales break Galaxy S4’s record with 30% more sales than any other predecessor.

10. Moto X+1' back panel options rumored, including wood and leather.