Oculus will bring VR to the web with React VR and Carmel VR browser | TechCrunch
Oculus will bring VR to the web with React VR and Carmel VR browser VR won’t be confined to apps. Oculus just announced the ReactVR javascript framework for building WebVR experiences that can run on the forthcoming Oculus VR web browser codenamed “Carmel”. The Carmel developer preview will become available soon, and will run on any Oculus device. It allows users to browse the web inside their VR
The State Of Hardware For 2015 | TechCrunch
2015 is soon coming to a close, and the world of hardware startups has been changing even faster. Over the past year several trends have emerged that will shape the state of hardware for years to come. First, the good news: more everything! Prototyping is getting better, with the usual platforms (Arduino, Pi) but also new ones like Intel’s Edison and a few more. The price of those still puts them
Google Reveals 'The Physical Web,' A Project To Make Internet Of Things Interaction App-Less | TechCrunch
Google Reveals ‘The Physical Web,’ A Project To Make Internet Of Things Interaction App-Less Google’s Scott Jenson, an interaction and UX designer who left the company only to return to the Chrome team last November, has revealed a project underway at the company called The Physical Web to provide “interaction on demand” so that people can walk up and use any smart devices without the need for int
Lawdingo Makes It Easy To Find And Instantly Consult A Lawyer Online | TechCrunch
Lawdingo Makes It Easy To Find And Instantly Consult A Lawyer Online Companies like LegalZoom try to replace the basic services offered by attorneys, but sometimes you still need to talk to a real, live lawyer. So a startup called Lawdingo makes it easier to find one. When you visit the Lawdingo site, you search the site based on your legal situation and your location. Then you get a list of appli
China Blocks Virtually All Of Google's Web Services As 18th Party Congress Gets Underway | TechCrunch
China Blocks Virtually All Of Google’s Web Services As 18th Party Congress Gets Underway According to multiple reports, China recently started blocking numerous Google services, including Gmail, Google Maps and others that usually pass through the country’s so-called Great Firewall. Google’s Transparency Report shows a significant drop in traffic from China that started around 12:30am GMT last nig
Babbage's 19th-century "difference engine" on display in Mountain View | TechCrunch
Babbage's 19th-century "difference engine" on display in Mountain View Charles Babbage is cited as the father of modern computing — although perhaps “uncle” would be more accurate, since his designs never actually saw completion and computing is based on totally different principles. But his idea of a “difference engine,” a hand-cranked device that could solve mathematical problems, is essentially
Amazon Buys Zappos; The Price is $928m., not $847m. | TechCrunch
Amazon Buys Zappos; The Price is $928m., not $847m. News has just broken that Amazon.com has purchased hot ecommerce up-and-comer Zappos for 10 million Amazon shares or $880 million. (The Amazon release said it was $807 million, but that was based on a trailing 45-day estimate of its share price. Closing price today bumps the deal up to $880 $888 million.) Zappos employees also will get $40 millio
Live from Philps Research Labs: Home Lab
Our roving cub reporter Scott Merrill is live in Amsterdam at the Philips Research labs. His first report is on the HomeLab. The HomeLab at the Philips research center is a model home built to test and monitor real-world response to prototype technology. Thirty cameras and microphones record subjects as they use and interact with products for the home; then researches review the recordings to refi
Facebook Apps Ruled By the Few | TechCrunch
Every software developer these days seems to be working on a Facebook app, but relatively few get any traction. Tim O’Reilly reports that of the more than 5,000 Facebook apps available today, only 84 account for nearly 90 percent of all the usage. Of those, only about half boast more than 100,000 active users, and only three have more than one million active users. For instance, Top Friends has 2.
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