Tag "augmented reality"
Telstra’s top tech trends in 2018
Telstra has revealed its top tech trend predictions for 2018 – not surprisingly they are all possible due to the internet.
Epson uses AR for drone flight simulation
Epson is coming up with exciting new applications for its Moverio BT-300 Augmented Reality eyewear. As we mentioned in our review several months ago, amongst
Things to look forward to in 2017
We’re not so sure that 2016 represented a stellar year in gadgetry. Sure, there were all round improvements in all kinds of areas, but they
Pokemon GO gaming craze can be dangerous
In case you haven’t heard about Pokémon GO, which is all the rage at the moment, it’s so popular that some people are actually getting
Epson shows off augmented reality with OLED glasses
Google’s Glasses may not have been the success the search giant had hoped for, but the next generation of augmented reality tech may come from a company more known for printers.
View-Master returns, now digital and augmented
If you’re Generation Y or older, there’s a good chance you’ve used a View-Master in your childhood. Now, the old school toy returns with a new school angle.
Xbox talks up big games and backwards compatibility at E3
Most of the time, we’re talking gadgets, but this week our eyes are fixed on screens, watching trailers and demos that showcase why late 2015 and early 2016 will rock for games on Xbox One.
Microsoft shows off Windows 10, HoloLens with augmented reality computing
The next version of Windows is almost here, with Microsoft revealing more about Windows 10, an OS that skips a number and unites a bunch of devices under one operating system.
Sony Mobile eyes voice and augmented reality for fitness in 2015
The gadgets we rely on day in and day out for phone calls, picture taking, and social networking are about to get a whole lot more useful in 2015 if you’re a fitness fanatic, as Sony shows off what it’s doing to make technology a little more interesting.
Epson fills the gap with Moverio Smart Glasses while Google takes its time
Australia isn’t a place where Google has publicly released its snazzy wearable computer called Google Glass, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have something like it right now, as Epson’s alternative makes its way to heads in our own backyard.
Dyson turns 21, celebrates birthday by showing its version of Google Glass
When people turn 21, they generally throw a party, filled with booze and adult themes that may not be suitable for all audiences. But what happens when companies turn 21?
CSIRO taps augmented reality for the future of shopping, but Aussies can’t see it yet
Before you buy a pair of shoes or glasses, you generally go in store to try them on, before deciding if they're right for you and then plonking that money down. That's the old way, though, and there's a tech savvy solution developed in Australia showing a new way.
Ikea goes augmented with next catalogue
Flat packed furniture is awesome, but imaging what it's like in your home isn't always easy, especially since there are so many styles, positions, and rooms to think of. Fortunately, Ikea has a next generation solution.
The hottest toys for the 2012 Christmas season previewed
One of the world's biggest toy makers has given GadgetGuy a preview of what's new and awesome, and heading to stores for Aussie younglings this Christmas. Start making your wish-lists now.
Pioneer shows off a GPS heads-up display, not cheap
If you're worried about looking down at your navigation system too often and accidentally veering off into the next lane, a new concept from Pioneer could put a stop to all of that.
Route 66 and TomTom join forces for augmented reality GPS navigation
Turn-by-turn navigation is about to get a whole lot cooler with a new piece of software that merges real-life and on-screen to keep your eyes
