Typing on the screen can be frustrating, even so on a small screen such as those found on a mini tablet or a smartphone. If you prefer the tactile feel of a real keyboard, one of these Bluetooth portable keyboard is for you.
Five of the best powerful, thin, lightweight and compact 12-inch laptops go against the MacBook 12. Watch out Apple, here comes the muscles and brains.
As creatures of familiarity and habit, we are so used to looking at and around the world in our own terms – from our ideas to our perceptions of size. Yet, if you’ve ever seen how engrossed a 3-year old can become simply watching an ant at work, we begin to understand how fascinating it […]
For a long time, access to decent microscopes was something that was limited to older, typically high school age children, and then came the emergence of USB microscopes really took the jump and made micron size objects accessible, displaying them on screens.
Be it for school, college or university use, these height adjustable mobile laptop cart is so versatile, you will want one for every meeting room, classroom, lecture and school hall.
Sales of Chromebooks surpassed MacBooks in the first quarter of 2016 according to IDC. During this period, Apple sold approx. 1.76 million MacBooks while Dell, HP, and Lenovo sold nearly 2 million Chromebooks combined.
Huawei’s place in the smartphone world was cemented when it was chosen by Google to design a smartphone that carries the Nexus name in the form of Nexus 6P.
Unless you stuck an add-on lens to the front of your smartphone camera, the only form of zoom you will get is a digital zoom, with compromised quality and pixelated output. ASUS ZenFone Zoom changes that.
If photography is your thing of you are thinking of going into ‘Smartphone’ photography big time, then take a look at Huawei’s new flagship smartphones the P9 and P9 Plus.
The printer business is a lucrative one, inkjet printers are well known to be affordable but costly to maintain when it comes to replacing the cartridges.
The new generation Note 3 is not only cheap but has great ambition to rival even the incumbent Samsung Galaxy Note 4, not that it comes with a stylus but shares many high end features with the big gun.
Camera phones are making a come back. The first camera phone appeared circa 2000 in Japan. Since then smartphones have taken over and are now looking to integrate more DSLR features. While they may not completely replace a DSLR, they are portable multifunction devices.
Back when there was just one Zenfone 2 (based on Intel Atom mobile CPU) albeit with different display sizes, there are now up to 6 different Zenfone 2s with the addition of Zenfone 2 Laser and Zenfone 2 Deluxe.
Gone are the days where childhood sculpting relied solely on discarded cardboard boxes and paper towel roll inserts; when cutting up newspapers and using tons of sticky tape was the norm.
If you are after a mid-level smartphone, check out the next 5 smartphones in our list. Not too big, not too small, just the right size at the right price.
If you think 4.5-inch is too small and 5.5-inch or bigger is pushing it a little too far, then these 5-inch budget smartphones are just what you need.
For years, we have been enticed with the idea of bringing the PC to the living room. As early as 2002, Microsoft has been tempting us with the living room domination idea with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Today, PC sticks are making this a reality.
If you grew up in the 70’s or the 80’s you might remember the then very popular magnetic board that consistent of a pen with a metal tip and perhaps a number of stampers that allowed you to write and create pictures based on a ‘magic’ magnetic based ‘ink’, that ‘wiped’ off with a slider […]
Almost everyone remembers family evenings gathered around a board game of Monopoly or Cluedo, trading, planning, calculating… in so many ways, board games make up an essential part of childhood with most associated memories being fun, fun and more fun.
The invasion embracing of technology in education has created demands of classroom learning environments and of educators in ways that are both challenging and unique from the use of technology in teaching and learning to the needs and requirements of handling and supporting technological equipment.