In Taoism, the phrase “ten thousand things” refers to everything that exists in the universe. In regards to my book collection, it probably accounts for what’s sitting on the shelves scattered throughout my house. In addition to lining the walls of my home, many more books fill a large storage locker. My collection has grown… Read More
On a recent Saturday afternoon Charlie, 13 — wiry and energetic — plays with his Nintendo DS as Dad ferries him home from soccer practice in his Toyota Prius. Meanwhile his sister Katie, 10, prefers to tap away at casual games served up on her iPod touch. At home Charlie drops the DS for some… Read More
What do cooking New Orleans-style food, piloting airplanes, playing piano, and making investor relations presentations have in common? For me, they’re all better due to tablet computers. While early tablets like my first-generation iPad provided a great experience, I wasn’t blown away initially – it was essentially a larger iPod Touch. After using many different… Read More
Ever imagine what you would do if you were the last person on earth running scared of zombies? Come on, you know you’ve thought about it. What would you do? Gather food and supplies? Heck no! You’d find a car, stick a flamethrower on it and take on the army of the undead. The hit… Read More
Summer has come and gone, but the sun never sets on awesome games for those of us on Team Tegra. This past summer saw some great Tegra games hitting Google Play, but there were a few you may have missed that really made an impression on us. Being on Team Tegra, we get to play… Read More
To the delight of couch potatoes everywhere, eyeSight Mobile Technologies is working to improve on the TV remote control with something that’s impossible to misplace and never runs out of batteries: your hand. That’s just one example of the many devices and applications that the five-year-old Israeli company is working to improve with its innovative gesture-recognition software.
Lenovo today introduced what may be one of the year’s most innovative PCs – the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11 – a new, slim device that’s as flexible as its name implies. Early peeks at the Yoga’s design have already garnered it a lot of attention. The 11-inch device, powered by NVIDIA Tegra 3, can be… Read More
When it comes to mobile devices, there’s no such thing as being too thin, too powerful or having too much battery life. The new HTC One X+ takes the HTC One X to the next level, with a larger battery and higher-performance Tegra 3 processor packed into the same 8.9mm thin body. And there’s also a… Read More
The latest Tegra-enhanced Android game is here, and it’s ready to teach you how to “Buggy.” Learning how to Buggy is simple. First, grab your Tegra-powered Android device. Then, head over to TegraZone or the Google Play Store and download the new Beach Buggy Blitz gaming title. In Beach Buggy Blitz, you tool around immersive… Read More
Unreal Engine 3 (UE3), Epic Games’ renowned game engine, is going mobile. And the charge is being led by Horn, Phosphor Games’ new third-person action adventure game. Starting today, devices powered by NVIDIA Tegra 3 and Tegra 2 processors can find Horn on TegraZone and the Google Play store. Stunning action in Horn. Google unveiled… Read More
On the desktop. In the cloud. Via mobile devices. NVIDIA’s latest technology for accelerating visual effects and content creation pipelines will have professionals covered “here, there and everywhere” – which just happens to be our theme for this year’s SIGGRAPH, kicking off next Tuesday in Los Angeles. Come experience for yourself the compelling new technology… Read More
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How NVIDIA’s Tegra processor can help land a plane in an emergency http://t.co/clbSTlej3V posted May 25 2013 at 22:35:08 PM |
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The story behind the story: how Project SHIELD got built http://t.co/Yh3kID51M0 posted May 25 2013 at 07:31:48 AM |
