how to turn your smartphone into a 3D Hologram

Here's a do-it-yourself instructional on how to make your own hologram projector:

The attractive thing with this hologram projector you’re about to see is that it is very simple to create

A smart desk brought to you by Misterbrightlight

What do you think of when you hear of a desk that can monitor your stress level, reminds you of your schedules, it even has sensor ports where you could charge your phones ( Smartphones please :) ). nor be winch oh!
A Dutch company has come up with fantastic ideas in that regard!

World's smallest power Bank/pen

For those of us who like carrying power banks around, this makes it more convenient for you, writers get more advantage as it comes with a pen. The £25 ($39) pen contains a 700mAH battery, a microUSB port for Android phone and tablets,

Geek Centre, now open in Lagos

Lagos mainland is now home to a new one-stop technology and lifestyle superstore, the Geek Centre, courtesy of Teleworld Integrated Services Limited. Encompassing mobile phones, computers, video games, electronic gadgets, and home appliances retail segments; the multi-storied Geek Centre also houses an ultra modern sound production studio, and a sound system retail unit in the heart of Yaba on Lagos Mainland.
Teleworld Integrated Services Limited, owner of Geek Centre, is trade partner to global technology brands that include Microsoft, IBM, LG, Samsung, Huawei, Blackberry, Nikkon, Apple, and Master Audio, among others.    

Smart Car Seat Technology Can Detect A Drunk Driver

Researchers from Hiroshima University and the University of Tokyo, Japan, along with Delta Tooling, have developed a new smart car seat. This new technology can be installed in a car seat not only to detect if the driver is drunk or under the influence of other drugs, but also if they are getting drowsy behind the wheel.



This sensor can also be placed on a bed and warn if a patient’s pulse is irregular or if he or she is suffering a heart attack.

This Phone can bend in your pocket

The bigger screens but thinner bodies of Apple’s new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models have come at the cost of rigidity, according to owners who say they bent while being carried in trouser pockets.

Apocalypse Survival Training (AST): an audio fitness adventure app.

It is here to make your workout WAY more entertaining with the first iPhone/Android narrative fitness adventure app from ImaginActive.
"I love imagining being in extraordinary situations which require me to be  stronger, faster and braver than I really think I am. Between the three main areas of my life (fitness, writing and geekery) I come

Abu Dhabi to Host First Solar-Powered Flight Around World

The first solar-powered flight around the world will take off from and touch down in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, officials announced.
In March 2015, pilots Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg plan to make the round-the-world journey in the Solar Impulse 2, an aircraft that runs exclusively on power from the sun.
The announcement of the host city was made in New York City, at the United Arab Emirates reception during the United Nations General Assembly.

White Noise Device Helps You Focus At Work

 
For most people, it is very difficult to get focused at work while there is a lot of background noise going on like their colleagues talking or telephones ringing, as for me, i find it very difficult to study at home or in the classroom, i love shielding my ear-holes from the outside world and its

Amazing Engineering: the Confederation Bridge

The Confederation Bridge (French: Pont de la Confédération) spans the Abegweit Passage of Northumberland Strait. It links Prince Edward Island with mainland New Brunswick, Canada. Before its official naming, Prince Edward Islanders often referred to the bridge as the "Fixed Link". Construction took place from October 1993 to May 1997 and cost C$1.3 billion. The 12.9-kilometre (8 mi) bridge opened on 31 May 1997.
 
    


 Naming:
The bridge from ground level on the New Brunswick side
Since the Island-coined nickname "Fixed Link"

Amazing engineering: the Sidu River Bridge, China

       The Sidu River Bridge (Siduhe Bridge, 四渡河特大桥) is a 1,222 m-long (4,009 ft) suspension bridge crossing the valley of the Sidu River near Yesanguan in Badong County of the Hubei Province of the People's Republic of China. 

The bridge was designed by CCSHCC Second Highway Consultants Company, Ltd. and built at a cost of 720 million yuan (approximately US$100 million). It opened to traffic on November 15, 2009.

Android Is Officially The Most Widely Used Mobile OS In Nigeria

We knew that day will come — the day Android will emerge as the most widely used mobile OS in Nigeria.


Thanks to the proliferation of budget Android devices from manufacturers such as TECNO, Nigeria is now officially an Android nation.
see stats here.

This GENius machine generates Water from thin air

Water, A vital nutrient, yet one that is inaccessible to many worldwide.
The World Health Organization reports that 780 million people don't have access to clean water, and 3.4 million die each year due to water-borne diseases. But an Israeli company thinks it can play a part in alleviating the crisis by producing drinking water from thin air.



“The clean air enters our GENius heat exchanger system where it is dehumidified, the water is

The Teufelsbrücke aka The Devils Bridge in Switzerland

There are numerous bridges around Europe that are given the nickname of the Devil’s Bridge. This is often due to the fact that they were built under challenging conditions or they are treacherous to cross. The bridge in Switzerland known as the Devil’s Bridge spreads out over the Schöllenen Gorge in the Reuss valley and is a wonderful piece of engineering.




The legend has it that it was so hard to build a bridge

The Notion of Home Intelligence is Now a Reality

Notion is a home intelligence system that uses a small, smart, multi-function sensor to detect unbelievable things.

Home intelligence is a concept that hasn’t been possible until now. For years, security systems

First Projection Watch Beams Notifications And The Time Onto The Wearer’s Hand.

Technological watches is in a really high tide in the market right now, there’s always something new and trendy coming out and often very appealing to the tech-savvy costumers. One new example is the Ritot, which ranks as the “First Projection Watch” and is a product of an extremely successful crowd-funding campaign.


The Ritot watch works in a very curious way, projecting the time on the back of your hands

Sony has now sold 10m PlayStation 4 consoles.

    While it is far to early to declare a winner in the “console war” between the PS4 and Xbox One, the most recent figures regarding Microsoft’s competitor (gathered in July this year) put its global sales at around half that amount.


Regardless of competing figures, 10m sales is a significant success for Sony. Launched last November, the PS4 reached the 5m sales mark within four months.

Imagine Cup 2014: Microsoft advice to tech students.

Like the FIFA World Cup held in Brazil in June, Microsoft 2014 Imagine Cup successfully ended last month in Seattle, Washington,USA, with a call to technology students to turn their innovative ideas into reality.



The software contest had brought together no fewer than 125 talented technology students from 34 countries around the world to showcase their talents.

DIY: make a battery out of a coca-cola can

Coca Cola is one of the most beloved and enjoyed soft drink that you’ll find on Earth. However, did you know that instead of just gulping it down you could use it to generate electricity too? Well here’s a DIY guide that will tell you how to do it. Make sure you perform the task in a well-ventilated area.

This App helps you Delete Your Messages From The Other Person’s Device After A Chat!

We all love technology and cherish how it has brought people together, but, there are certain times when one feels insecure due to the same advancements in technology.

For instance; how many times have you sent a text to the wrong person? Exactly! we don’t have much control over the conversation copy that the recipient has on his device.