Wednesday, 4 December 2013

Honda Announces Display Audio Touch-Screen, HondaLink, Siri Eyes Free for 2014

Honda one of the leading car manufacturing companies lunches it's HONDA CIVIC 2014 EDITION..the car would be going on ($SALE$) tomorrow...the car features new Display Audio and HondaLink technologies as well as Siri Eyes Free Integration

Display Audio integrates Apple's Siri Eyes Free mode into Honda vehicles. Users will be able to Siri through familiar voice commands by pressing and holding the TALK button on the steering wheel when their iPhone is paired via Bluetooth. Using Eyes Free technology, Siri takes hands-free functionality and helps minimize distractions by keeping an iOS device's screen from lighting up.

Owners can direct Siri to perform a number of specific tasks while they keep their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel.

Monday, 2 December 2013

Apple Acquires Topsy Analytics Company for $200 Million

Apple has acquired Topsy, a social-media analytics company, for more than $200 million, according to the WSJ.

Topsy specializes in data from Twitter, offering tools to analyze tweets and other information to help track consumer sentiment. Its tools can decipher how often a specific term is tweeted, find an influential person on a specific subject, or measure the exposure of an event or campaign. The company is one of a handful of Twitter's partners who have access to the so-called "firehose"—the full stream of all tweets posted to the service. Topsy competes with DataSift Inc. and Gnip Inc. to analyze and resell this data to customers.

Apple commented with its typical statement on acquisitions saying, "Apple buys smaller technology companies from time to time, and we generally do not discuss our purpose or plans."

It's unclear how Apple will use Topsy. It's suggested that perhaps its data could alert iTunes Radio customers of popular songs or be used to sell targeted advertising, giving iAd a boost. 

Friday, 29 November 2013

Power up 3.0 first ever smart phone controlled paper plane

I never knew there could really be more fun in making a paper plane           The power up 3.0( imagine building a paper plane and really putting it to fly)it's no magic. The app let's you control you hand made paper planes with the help of a Bluetooth radio that would be  that you can easily fix on your hand built paper..no mechanics involed just make and fly... 
Available on Android 4.3 (playstore)and IOS (App store),Bluetooth connectivity , micro USB and about 188 feet range
LET'S MAKE THE WORLD A FUN PLACE TO BE!!!