Tech gifts for Dads and Grads
It’s a special time for dads and grads as we show our love for the most important man in our lives as well as cheer on our new graduates. Here are some great tech gift ideas that will put a smile on their faces.
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Is the new iPad Pro a true ‘Post-PC’ device?
The term ‘Post-PC’ has been loosely used by Apple to promote their iPad tablet which the company has long seen as the viable replacement to bulky PCs and notebooks.
TransferWise enables high-tech foreign money transfer without hidden fees
Banks set their own exchange rate to make money off you. TransferWise gives you the real exchange rate, also known as the mid-market rate. The exchange rate is guaranteed as long TransferWise receives your money in 24 hours.
HTC 10 aims to redefine flagship segment
The HTC 10 looks and feels the part of a well-balanced instrument. It feels great in the hand and while being manageable for a device with a 5.2-inch display but which handles more like a 5-inch smartphone.
Sony Mobile banks on innovation and ecosystems for future products
It’s encouraging to see companies find pockets of differentiation and still kick start some innovation, not just in what their smartphones have to offer but also accompanying products that can improve user’s lives.
How the new Chevy Malibu uses technology to keep teenage drivers safe
The 2016 Chevy Malibu will not play music until you buckle up, it also silences the sound system if you go over speed limits, it features a way to program the key fob so that metrics can track your driving and even generate an report card at the end of your ride.
HP’s PageWide Pro MFP 577DW printer boasts versatility and performance
With the fastest speed in it class (70 pages per minute), fastest first-page printing and fastest two-sided scanning plus the ability to be accessed via NFC (near Field Communication) and WiFi, the HP PageWide Pro MFP 577DW fits nicely in any business environment.
Technology solutions in focus on Autism Acceptance Month
The challenge in developing these assistive technology solutions is balancing the needs of a range of users without alienating others. Doctors, researchers, designers and programmers have to aim for universal usability and highly intuitive interfaces that can gel with today’s tablets and computers.