Winking Studio is taking gaming to the next level with new 3-D technology. The AI based ware comes as a user friendly creative tool for producing animated characters. Rita Liu gives all the details on how to use the innovative features for making the next on screen character.
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After attending my first Digital X technology gathering in Cologne, the first impression, German Telekom knows how to put together a great interactive event.
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At IFA Berlin Ztove presented a connected smart cooking options with pots and pans that speak to each other. Is this a way of saying “Goodbye” to burned food?
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From IFA Berlin, we managed to nab some podcast interviews with tech pioneers.
At IFA Berlin there is always new devices and gadgets to find among the twenty-eight halls, some from big brands, some from start ups
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More coverage from IFA Berlin celebrating 100 years this year.
Stay tuned for more coverage from IFA Berlin.
IFA is coming this September. The large consumer electronics and technology event celebrates its Centennial in 2024 in Berlin.
This year there will be many elephants in the room
Artificial Intelligence continues to be a big question mark. The fear and misunderstanding of the new technology continue to baffle industry and individuals.
Recently, tech giant Google lost a big anti-trust case in the United States. Will the Mountain View company have to sell Chrome browser or Android operation system?
Tech and consumer brands are getting squeezed by costs resulting in many industry layoffs.
As consumers face higher prices, many have resisted upgrades, delaying expensive purchases.
Geopolitics continue to play a larger role in technology development and innovation. With China producing more sophisticated chips, other countries could break away from Western centric devices, platforms and operating systems.
IFA 2024 starts September 4th.
Green Tech Berlin arrived with 200 exhibitors showcasing products and services. The two day fair is a place to learn about products and services tackling carbon zero and sustainability challenges with fresh ideals.
German automotive company presented a mini concept car made from recycled and 3-D printed materials. The 240hp was made by twelve interns in the Neckarsulm factory over a six-month period.
Chinese designer Ou Yanshan had Balenciaga inspired piece made from recovered disposed materials.
The range of recycled sources and the way they are designed always excites me. Vietnamese brand Gia Studios showed off white transparent jackets made from casaba melons.
Germany’s Lufthansa Group is pivoting to becoming them most eco-friendly airline. Europe’s largest airline concern has pledged to be carbon neutral by 2050 with modern fleet renewals, using Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Power-to-Liquid Fuels and Green Fares.
Green Tech is a travel fair held in Berlin, London, Los Angeles and Singapore.
Can Apple get its groove back? The tech giant has set the trends over the past years. The Cupertino California based brand gave the world iPhones, iPods, Air Pods, and iPads, but lately the $2 trillion valued giant seems to have lost its glow. At one time a new product announcement gained the equivalency of a royal proclamation. Gone are the lines of fans waiting outside stores for their latest cultural changing gadgets. Now, the celebration is muted.
“Let Loose” was Apple’s reveal of new iPads. After two years the lineup got a few updates with OLED screens and M4 new chip suitable for AI processing. The most striking feature, the iPad Pro is the thinnest device by the company at 5.3 mm thin for the 11-inch model.
The other surprise, the 10th generation iPad starts at $349, $100 cheaper than previous models. Even Apple understands consumers are feeling the inflation squeeze.
