Emerging Tech

If you are getting on to the smartwatch bandwagon and have an affinity for Samsung then good news is coming your way! There has been news about Samsung's trademarking and patenting a smartwatch but now news of a potential release date is looming!

This fall New York City will see something a little different rolling around the city. That's right, the good old yellow cabs are getting a makeover!

Samsung's 55 inch curved OLED television is now available for a steal at $9,000. Sure, it's a lot but it's $6,000 less than TV fanatics were expecting. The new technology is said to make the TV viewing experience much more lifelike but for $9,000 we're thinking that going outside in to the real world is more affordable.

The image above is taken from a video of the white blood cell magnet in action. The magnet, developed by researchers at MIT separates the white blood cells from blood samples - a process that can have very significant implications in terms of the future of disease diagnosis.

Researchers at University of Electro-Communications' Koike Laboratory have created an interactive display out of a pool of water and a Kinect. Want to see how?

For some people the Google Glass means the ability to take hands free pictures but for others, like Dapper Vision, Google Glass means opening up a whole new world for those with visual impairments.

Readers unite, the newest Kindle Fire is set to be released this coming fall! While most of us would much rather hold a real book in our hands, there is definitely something to be said for the convenience of an eReader like the Kindle Fire.

Have you ever wondered why no one has combined the awesomeness of the XBox controller with the mundane manual gear shift? Well now you can stop wondering because one Ford engineer has done just that.

They are the über-cool kitchen fashion statement of the moment and there is no doubt that homeowners in the UK have fallen in love with American-style fridge freezers. We look at some of the reasons why they're so popular.

At today’s San Francisco press conference, Google announced the Nexus 7 tablet. We have to say that even as iPad fans, we’re impressed. The new Nexus tablet measures 7.79 x 4.72 x 0.41 inches and has a 7-inch screen with full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution and 323ppi! Running on Android 4.3 on a quad-core 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro ...