The “war” between Google and Apple is widely talked about, but the Amazon, as a powerful third competitor, should not be overlooked.

Volkswagen tried something different when they launched the new Volkswagen beetle. The Beetle was brought to life in a series of augmented reality billboards around Toronto.

For a recent HelloComputer FWA TV feature, we used one of the staples of office stationery worldwide, the humble Post-it note and built a giant, fully functional QR code.

Recently, Google launched Google Voice search for Chrome. Talking to a computer can be fun, but what if there was a way to get creative and take voice search to the next level?

In November 2010, Microsoft launched the Xbox 360 Kinect, providing a “controller-free gaming and entertainment experience”, similar to the Nintendo Wii. Fast forward a mere 6 months and HelloComputer has created an interaction system straight out of Minority Report. We call it the Flo Browser…

How about we start off with Jack Dorsey and his new startup Square?

If you don’t get broadband in your crib, you might have missed the global movie phenomenon titled, “Avatar.” James Cameron did it again and cleaned up at the box office with a staggering $2.039 billion earning worldwide. Which converts into Rands at an incalculable, 15, 6646 billion ‘Rond.’ He over took his own previous record [...]

This animation by Keiichi Matsuda seems like a pretty reasonable vision of what the next iterations of augmented reality will bring. In his vision of the future, media saturates the physical world, and ads pervade everything.

The shape of the flash drive is designed according to main functions of this device: collecting, accumulating and acquiring information. The curvature of the flash drive’s case also makes it easier to disconnect the flash drive from the computer’s USB port.

A little display located on the flash drive’s case shows the volume of data already [...]

Inside the Intel booth at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, the Internet was displayed in double HD. Running on an Intel Core i7 processor, the touchscreen measures 9×9 feet and vividly displayed in 1920 x 1920 resolution, dynamically pulling in 500 nuggets of information, photos, tweets and blog posts from the Internet.