Samsung plugs IBM’s brain-imitating chip into an advanced sensor

Typical digital cameras max out 120 frames per second, but a DVS-equipped gadget can capture an incredible 2,000 fps. Unlike a conventional sensor, each pixel on Samsung’s only reacts if it needs to report a change in what it’s seeing, according to CNET. That high speed could be useful for creating 3D maps or gesture controls. At a press event on Thursday in San Jose, the company demonstrated its ability to control a TV as...

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Apple and Hermès Unveil the Apple Watch Hermès Collection

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Ultrasound can levitate large objects

The technology only works with stationary objects at the moment. Sorry, folks, you won’t see ultrasonic hovercars any time soon. Levitation that can manipulate large objects is on the cards, though, and it shouldn’t be limited to specific shapes or sizes. You could eventually see this used to hold on to liquid in space, or to study very hot objects (say, molten metal) that you wouldn’t dare touch. See original here:...

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‘PaRappa the Rapper’ comes back as an anime series

Don’t expect a magnum opus: each episode will last just 96 seconds. You won’t hear PaRappa singing about how you “gotta believe,” then. Look at it this way, though: the PaRappa universe hasn’t had much attention since the original game reached the PSP in late 2006. You may have to bend over backwards to see PJ Berri if you’re outside of Japan, but this beats letting a classic game fade into...

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Apple Introduces watchOS 2 with Native Apps and New Apple Watch Sport Models

Because it’s on your wrist, Apple Watch lets you receive notifications immediately and conveniently. The moment the people or apps you care about have something to say, you’ll feel a gentle tap. Then you can send just the right response. Just like that. Learn more about Notifications Continue reading here: Apple Introduces watchOS 2 with Native Apps and New Apple Watch Sport Models 404 Not Found Affordable, ReliableWeb Hosting...

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