 3D printing and 3D printed products have been expanding in scope and complexity. It's not too hard to search around for 3D printed products that are either creative, useful, or unique. If you're interesting in 3D printing or want to take your designs to the next level, there is a new tool for you. The Fuel3D is a handheld scanner that takes quality 3D images for use in 3D printing. Normally, such devices can set you back over $15k dollars, but Fuel3D is meant to… Continue reading Fuel3D, Scan Objects for 3D Printing at a Fraction of the Cost   Released a little late to make a real difference, AT&T's HTC One VX might be on its way to becoming popular for the first time in its so far modest life. It sounds odd, I know, but bear with me for a moment. Say, what exactly was it that made the One VX unattractive so far? Was it the underwhelming hardware? Maybe, even though this thing is… Continue reading AT&T Updates HTC One VX to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean   Cutting the price of the less expensive Microsoft RT tablets last month was one thing, and led to a $900 million write-down on unsold inventory, as they reported last month in their earnings report. Now, they are cutting the price of the higher-end Surface Pro tablets as well. While it's not good news for Microsoft, more »Continue reading Microsoft Cuts Price of Surface Pro Tablets   With less than 48 hours to go until its highly anticipated formal introduction, the LG G2 holds few surprises, given the magnitude and number of recent leaks surrounding it. But still, the uncovering of the phone's Korean user manual couldn't have gone unnoticed by the press, especially that it does appear to reveal or confirm a few interesting tidbits. For one thing, we now… Continue reading LG G2 Product Manual Leaks, Confirms Dimensions, Nano-SIM and MicroSD Slot   Razer, the world leader in high-performance gaming hardware, has announced the latest iteration of the Razer Naga, the world's all-time, best-selling MMO gaming mouse. They basically took their original 2009 design and decided to modify and upgrade it for even better performance. The 12-button thumb grid now has increased tactility, providing speed and actuation assurance more »Continue reading Razer Naga Re-Release Expects Fiscal Loss, Doesn’t Care  A few years back, Facebook initiated a Bug Bounty program where researchers could report issues, bugs and vulnerabilities, in order to make sure that the social network offers a safe and secure experience for its users. The company revealed that they have paid over $1M to security researchers and users who discovered bugs and vulnerabilities in Facebook. Since the program's inception, 329 people have received… Continue reading Facebook Paid $1M in Bug Bounties Program  Fans of both LEGO and The Simpsons have something to really be excited about today. According to LEGO CMO Mads Nipper (via DR.dk), LEGO will begin selling licensed sets based on The Simpsons franchise in 2014. "It will be a small launch, but it will hopefully be fun and exciting for those who like the more » Continue reading The Simpsons LEGO Sets Will Be Released in 2014  It appears that HTC is working on another Android device , the HTC One Max, which is expected to compete with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 3. A few rumors suggested that HTC is working on a phablet that will debut in Berlin at IFA 2013 but we haven't seen how the device would look in the past. Today, an image of the alleged HTC One Max has been leaked along with a few specifications, thanks to ePrice. The site is popular for leaking images of… Continue reading HTC One Max Poses for the Camera  | |
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