Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2015

Did you know that your Wi-Fi works better when your router is out in the open?

Originally shared by Google

Did you know that your Wi-Fi works better when your router is out in the open? That's why we worked with artists, designers, and makers to create all new shells for OnHub from TP-LINK. See their designs, and get inspired to make your own → g.co/onhubmakers #OnHubMakers
https://youtu.be/J9tsNfv5hyY

Fun fact: the Pixel C has enough magnets in it instantly turn your refrigerator into a smart fridge.


Originally shared by Ron Amadeo

Fun fact: the Pixel C has enough magnets in it instantly turn your refrigerator into a smart fridge.

(Review here: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/12/pixel-c-review-new-hardware-ignores-an-android-tablets-core-problem-software/ )

Samstag, 5. Dezember 2015

Genialer Trick: Mann lädt sein Elektroauto einfach über den Zigarettenanzünder auf


http://www.der-postillon.com/2015/12/genialer-trick-mann-ladt-sein.html?m=1

2019 wird ein bisschen spät sein.

2019 wird ein bisschen spät sein.
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/auto/serienversion-des-mission-e-porsche-will-tesla-konkurrenz-machen-1.2768061

Google Photos update – Photo sphere support on web


Originally shared by Google Photos

Google Photos update – Photo sphere support on web

From Taj Mahal to Machu Picchu, people around the world love to take and share amazingly immersive photo spheres.

We heard your feedback – you can now view and explore your uploaded photo spheres in Google Photos on the web. Viewing photo spheres is also supported on the mobile web and in the Android app.

New to photo spheres and 360° photography? Use the Google Camera app on Android, or the Google Street View app on Android and iOS, to explore and shoot your own, and view them on Google Cardboard to take things to the next level.

If you don't yet have any photo spheres of your own, see photo spheres from around the world created by the Google Maps team at google.com/maps/streetview/.

Start exploring your photo spheres at photos.google.com, and share your best ones with #PhotoSphere.