Finally, what about all the disease analyzing and tracking gadgetry?
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Yet the gadgetry only heightened the songs' very human longing.
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The responsive gadgetry is the only place where the exhibition falters.
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But Rivera's obsession with gadgetry isn't limited to the dining room.
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THIS NEWFANGLED GADGETRY REMINDS ME OF WHEN GIRDLES TOOK OVER FROM CORSETS!
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Mike: You could always pawn some of your gadgetry to post bail.
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As far as gadgetry for women's health goes, this one is novel.
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"We have to be digitally sophisticated, use radios, and camera gadgetry," he said.
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Berry singles out the film's action sequences and assorted spy gadgetry as specific highlights.
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Amazon's heavy focus on its own gadgetry makes a lot of sense investment-wise.
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What kind of gadgetry could help advance and expand our experiences away from home?
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Provided the parts haven't rusted over, I await the day they reassemble their gadgetry.
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Since then, Facebook proper has turned its attention away from consumer gadgetry and toward connectivity.
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The work is a laudable attempt to glam up astrophysics through music, poetry and gadgetry.
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His character is signified by wild hair, a lab coat, maybe some goggles and gadgetry.
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What tech gadgetry and apps do you always have with you when you're on assignment?
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The necklace's name sort of gives away the hidden gadgetry tucked behind its Vetements-etched exterior.
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The real secret magic happens inside the foam soles, where all of the gadgetry is embedded.
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However, back in 11.73, there was no such mix of consumer gadgetry pouring out of Cupertino.
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There is a cohort whose commitment to learning gadgetry to watch TV peaked with programming a VCR.
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I'll be the first to admit that I own way more gadgetry than any sane person needs.
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For a bout of transparency and technical gadgetry, check out Josh explaining how it all came together.
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Then, with all its new-fangled gadgetry, it can decide exactly how it wants to cook the food.
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Despite being a terrible musician, I can't help but find the sheer gadgetry of the Sonogenic really appealing.
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From the front seat, Lucid Motors' desire to combine ultra-luxury with cool gadgetry comes into sharp focus.
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Asia's taut supply chains also owe something to the two-to-three-year life-cycle of consumer gadgetry.
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You'll then learn how to integrate Raspberry Pi with other boards, so you can create more complex gadgetry.
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Since then, the company has updated its Fire TV products to match the larger trends of consumer gadgetry.
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The cockpit is a treasure trove of circuit boards and random gadgetry, like a Mid-Tech Legacy 6000.
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Volata takes care of that by building the gadgetry into the bike, along with a battery and generator.
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Of course, like any megatrend, the rise of mobile fitness gadgetry has inspired its share of contrarian views.
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As Mr. Martin's following grew, some of his video tutorials began to incorporate a lot of technological gadgetry.
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Much of the art here draws a line in the sand between technology's use in design and gadgetry.
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Sometimes he yearns for plasma panels and the modern gadgetry that many other museums use to inform visitors.
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The Martian mVoice AE might be the closest we've gotten to a real-life piece of James Bond gadgetry.
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This is the noble way to turn an extremely expensive, sophisticated piece of gadgetry into a mostly worthless toy.
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As he ascended from the bowels of the ship last week, Mr. Taylor marveled at its gadgetry and craftsmanship.
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Its competitors in the smart-wall business were pitching taller towers with exotic microwave transmitters and other bespoke gadgetry.
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But it's also the place where some of the weirdest and wildest gadgetry gets its time in the spotlight.
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USB ports by the beds offered an easy way to charge devices; other in-room gadgetry proved more difficult.
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One of the first pieces of future gadgetry we see (and covet) in the series is Tuesday's smart luggage.
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But even Ms. Hesser has a misfit drawer in her kitchen, a mini-museum of the gadgetry of yore.
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He doesn't need the full line of Cuisinart equipment and gadgetry, or every item in the Illy coffee line.
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Some so-called smart garments—clothing and accessories outfitted with sensors, Bluetooth, and other gadgetry—flirt with the absurd.
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Technology's evolution of slim, sleek gadgetry is directly proportional to our appreciation for the computing behemoths of yonder years.
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Apple is betting that improvements in computing power and wireless communications will usher in a new era of cordless gadgetry.
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They are taught to jump out of airplanes and to handle explosives, foreign weapons, and the gadgetry of secret communications.
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Photo: GettyAfter the buzz of giving and receiving gifts comes the less thrilling period of broken-down gadgetry, refunds, and returns.
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Yet there's competition from all the specialized gadgetry on store shelves now to help parents to prep baby food at home.
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Segway just announced a hoverboard-with-a-seat hybrid about a week ago, so the needless hover-gadgetry is already increasing.
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The result is an unsettling thought: as you add more gadgetry, you're also adding more ways for hackers to break in.
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Where once it meant the choice between Japanese and American gadgetry, it now means iPhones, but built with cheap foreign labour.
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It's similarly hard to think of a place more mythically full of outre science fiction gadgetry, byzantine worldbuilding, and celebrated history.
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The thing you would do before you would buy the gadgetry to actually make the coffee is start with better beans.
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It's fine to experiment with new gadgetry, or build prototypes that show the future promise of VR more than its present value.
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It may take a minute, though, because the thing is absolutely littered with gadgetry that will need to be tuned and tested.
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It has served up intrigue, genius and heroism, clever undercover operations and brain-boggling gadgetry, making it a linchpin of popular entertainment.
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Washington has given Mexico $24 million to support immigration enforcement — mostly in training and high-tech gadgetry — and obligated $75 million more.
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I cracked a joke on Twitter about how this is an example of why the lack of modular gadgetry is short-sighted.
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Our team at Colorado State University is working with the Department of Energy to evaluate gadgetry that will rapidly detect methane emissions.
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The upcoming sequel, Justice League, promises to raise the bar for caped-crusader gadgetry and transform the Batmobile into the ultimate superhero vehicle.
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At the intersection of yesteryear and cutting-edge technology, the Tivoo boasts a ton of swanky features in one charming piece of gadgetry.
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Inspector Gadget has, it seems, every possible piece of gadgetry at his disposal, but he can't see the forest through the bionic trees.
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First of all, Aria is eavesdropping on all of Sydney's conversations with some intense gadgetry, reading her text messages, and memorizing her calendar.
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Hence the energy expended on sustaining an image of Japan as a place of fanatical businessmen, of hara-kiri and sci-fi gadgetry.
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You see the best of everything, not only gadgetry, but apps and things like that, that people should really have in their lives.
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You can find dozens more examples of sci-fi-minted gadgetry on the internet, which is itself a prime example of the phenomenon.
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The gadgetry — from the trick 3D parking camera to Traffic Jam Assistant — is all available, which you'd expect given our tester's $122,775 price.
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When he photographed Eisenhower, he recalled, many of his colleagues relied on their newfangled gadgetry while he patiently waited for an unanticipated opportunity.
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They'll work with any Android phone, Windows PC, or Blackberry you might happen to have lying around, the same way Bluetooth gadgetry always has.
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So expecting future gadgetry to have at least a little more touch sensitivity to help boost its utility does seem a pretty safe bet.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon let the director pursue his wildest gravity-defying whims, without using the screenplay solely as scaffolding for his fancy gadgetry.
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But some urbanites are getting back on two (motorless) wheels, lured by the ease of using shared "dockless" bikes controlled by high-tech gadgetry.
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Their job is to put their clients in various sleep gadgetry — the Dreem sleep headset, Oura sleep ring, Withings sleep mat — and test interventions.
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Since the smartphone had gobbled up everything from cameras to music players to portable gaming systems, I declared the whole field of gadgetry dead.
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Standards do exist: Zigbee and Z-wave are wireless networking protocols designed for the type of low-power radios found in smart-home gadgetry.
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It applies Auto-Tune and other gadgetry; it unleashes samples and distortion; it tucks phalanxes of overdubbed saxophones and backup vocals into its mix.
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The positive impact that these high-tech bracelets and other wearable fitness gadgetry can have on your lifestyle as a whole is pretty incredible.
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While praising modern gadgetry as a way to communicate with his daughters, Obama also said, "Technology can also hinder human connection, split people apart."
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I assembled an arsenal of weapons and gadgetry that slowly built my character's abilities and opened up new ways to interact with the world.
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Even though he's encountered wizards, magic, and gods and traveled through different dimensions, he often gets knocked down a peg by human-made gadgetry.
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Add in fight scenes, hi-tech gadgetry, not one but multiple vibranium-enhanced Black Panther super suits, and you've got a jaw-dropping trailer.
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With that preamble out of the way, here are some of the cool tricks USB-C brings to the iPad Pro and your other gadgetry.
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Your hosts Paul Miller and Ashley Carman, who's subbing in for Nilay Patel, will lead you through the world of gadgetry with whimsy and wonder.
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So now, we have all this gadgetry available to us that makes all this stuff happen that lets us connect remotely without too many problems.
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If there's one ever-reliable, never-fail law of gadgetry, it's this: Your phone is going to die at the very moment you need it most.
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It was a fun version of 2005's Batman Begins with sex and expensive gadgetry to supplant the mask and the brooding, and it holds up.
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In what is sometimes called the "Rosenfeld effect," California's per-capita electricity use has remained relatively steady since the mid-1970s, despite the proliferation of gadgetry.
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Mr. Goldsmith, 61, is the third-generation owner of S. Feldman Housewares — a glittering bazaar on Manhattan's Upper East Side — and an impresario of kitchen gadgetry.
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The rapid increase in slick gadgetry dedicated to collecting and analyzing biometrics now factors into the recruiting arms race for the top programs in college football.
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IP ratingPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The IP rating on a phone (or any other piece of gadgetry) refers to how well it can repel dust and water.
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There's other functioning gadgetry as well, most notably a working ejector seat, a revolving license plate and a bulletproof rear window that can be raised and lowered.
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Apple arrives The wearable category climax — at least, from a consumer point of view — was the much anticipated launch of Cupertino's first foray into wrist-mounted gadgetry.
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Before its recent problems, LeEco had big plans to take on established American tech, media, and automotive players with its low-cost, high-spec gadgetry and services.
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Self-destruction is no longer a term reserved for spy-film gadgetry; there has been a notable rise in apps and platforms focused around this very phenomenon.
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Before the competition gets underway on the field, the tailgate party is where fans go for camaraderie -- and to trot out the latest in game-day gadgetry.
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Some buy the newest smartphones, laptops, and gadgetry every year, while others are looking for more eco-friendly and money-conscious ways to stay up-to-date.
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The Galaxy Fold box reviewers received is different from standard retail packaging, which contains explicit instructions not to go digging your fingernails into the Fold's delicate gadgetry.
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Perhaps the wackiest piece of gadgetry to come out of the event, however, was a connected chessboard: a game of chess that makes music as you play.
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In emphasizing low-tech entertainment over cutting-edge gadgetry, Aventura is betting that brick-and-mortar retailers can beat online vendors without having to play their game.
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Clearly, even in the presence of all the cutting-edge gadgetry featured at CES, humans still must grapple with the need for good old fashioned shut-eye.
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Since last year, venture investors have poured more than $300 million into an assortment of companies providing alcoholic beverages, drinking gadgetry and services to connect consumers with booze.
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They've always offered two size options, but even the larger 44mm frame is a much better fit than a majority of smartwatches that overwhelm the wrist with gadgetry.
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Toll, owned by Japan Post Holdings Co Ltd, has already kitted out many of its 3,000 vehicles with semi-autonomous gadgetry like lane-change sensors and cruise control.
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It's a subtle, classic design that goes a ways toward bringing a touch of class to devices that often go too far in the direction of overt gadgetry.
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Editor-in-chief Holly Brockwell heads up the magazine for the "queens of the drone age," having written about gadgetry for the better part of a decade prior.
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Huang does not wish to conceal the gadgetry of his kinetic sculptures, but to disclose the means by which he has converted common materials into bioluminescent sea monsters.
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Ron Nixon, one of my colleagues, went out with American Border Patrol agents and found they employ lots of high-tech gadgetry to keep an eye on things.
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Maybe in 10 years I'll feel differently, but right now, there's no way I'd implant gadgetry from Google, Apple, or any other tech company straight into my eyeball.
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It's the result of the disposal of vast — and growing — amounts of appliances and gadgetry, including cellphones, computers and TVs, which can leak dangerous chemicals into the environment.
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Silicon Valley was the preserve of geeky engineers who could captivate the public with gadgetry, but had no clue how to hit the human notes that made for blockbusters.
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This sequel to Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" is so cluttered with an unwieldy mixture of Victoriana and digital gadgetry that every nook and cranny is crammed with stuff.
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Experience shows that this isn't the case, yet we continue to flatter ourselves by adorning our bodies, homes and cities with smart gadgetry and claiming that it serves us.
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You'll either find yourself with a digital tool that also makes you look like a tool, or a superfluous piece of gadgetry that is more trouble than it's worth.
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It was a reminder of how the Sonic Arts Union's style can still refresh the way we think about music — occasionally without the need of any gadgetry at all.
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In her emotionally raw new stories, the boomers are aging fast, too fast, and find themselves marooned in a 21st century of technological gadgetry, gender fluidity and political disarray.
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Mr. Goldsmith's long retail career spans decades of gadgetry — including truffle shavers and cherry pitters, Salad Shooters and spiralizers — and traces a history of ingenuity, optimism and sheer whimsy.
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With the rest of my gadgetry only lasting for a day or two, this was plenty for me; I only had to recharge them three times in three weeks.
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But the concept has proven to be a hit ever since, allowing customers to test out everything from smartphones, computers, and other gadgetry to providing device repair and support.
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CES is the world's largest consumer electronics trade show, giving attendees the opportunity to check out the latest and greatest in gadgetry and the highest possible chance of contracting influenza.
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However, while an impressive feat, all this fancy gadgetry doesn't actually represent a giant leap forward for the opera world, which has always relied on technological advancements throughout its history.
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We live in warm homes packed with all sorts of enterprising gadgetry and comforts that we feel compelled to replace and upgrade episodically to keep the wheels of commerce rolling.
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If that isn't a coincident, Parsekar will join the ranks of several other politicians in India who are increasingly trying to lure voters with free connectivity, laptops, smartphones and other gadgetry.
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The W1 does something crucial for Apple right off the bat: It provides something cool, different, and convenient in a way that requires you to own all kinds of Apple gadgetry.
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Overall, the newest iteration of the MIDIS is a boon for fans of jam sessions, cutting-edge gadgetry, and a means of overcoming the wall between mental desire and physical execution.
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Unfortunately or fortunately, the lack of heart-pumping rides and gadgetry might have resulted in the park's closure in 2003, with younger generations showing a lack of interest in historical attractions.
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Jan. 13-March 6 Mr. Takeoka's clean-lined, minimal artwork includes gleaming gold boxes, colorful panels arranged on a wall and sleek structures that look like the latest in computer gadgetry.
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But we're just going to give props to a company for making some tech that has all of the invasive hallmarks of useless gadgetry and manages to not be overtly creepy.
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In "Cosmic Generator (working title)" (2017), a feast of carnivalesque imagery and absurdist storytelling, visitors walk through an abandoned Asian bodega filled with inflatable pineapples, tinsel garlands, and other plastic gadgetry.
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As befits a show about the future, "The First" is full of neat gadgetry and believable technology like reliable self-driving cars, augmented reality and Google Glass-ish personal communication hubs.
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Now, in 13 emotionally raw new stories set in Beattie's familiar locales (Maine, Key West, Charlottesville), those boomers, aging fast, find themselves marooned in a 21st century of gadgetry and terrorism.
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Color-changing trinketsOne of the most frustrating trends in anti-sexual assault gadgetry is the abundance of imagined products that claim to change color if they're exposed to various date rape drugs.
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Broken phones, weird chargers for things you can't fully recall; we try to convince ourselves this sad array of misfit gadgetry will simply disappear if we just forget about it hard enough.
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The exhibition presents clothing and accessories that fall under the rubric of wearable technology — phone-charging solar panels or LED lights embedded in the fabric — but move beyond gadgetry to joyful innovation.
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Many older people, like Ms. Beskind, are forgoing high-tech gadgetry in favor of common – and usually much cheaper – items from office supply and hardware stores, repurposing them to solve everyday problems.
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Good news for your gadgetry: Apple, Amazon, and Google have set aside their differences to make their home devices compatible — so Alexa can talk to Siri, who can check your Google calendar.
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Today's creative facial hair movement has finally trickled down into gadgetry, with the rise of a range of products designed to perfect that scruffy, stubbly face you've worked so hard to get right.
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Grover wants to dismantle the idea of ownership when it comes to gadgetry, offering a more flexible alternative to spending hundreds of dollars (or thousands) on a device that will soon be outdated.
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Despite the growth, the majority of Roku's revenue still comes from its hardware, a reality the company will have to reckon with as third-party gadgetry is gradually phased out by smart televisions.
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Big tech giants like Sony and Samsung will undoubtedly show off better TVs and cooler washing machines, but if you want to check out the true cutting edge of gadgetry, look no further.
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Just last week Apple outed a shiny new website aimed at promoting its HomeKit software and Home App, seeking to sell the benefits of living inside a mesh of connected gadgetry to iOS users.
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City: San Francisco, CAYear founded: 2015Total funding: $530 millionValuation: $6.3 billionWhat it does: Offers sensors and a cloud service for industrial Internet of Things (IoT) applications, helping to connect internet-connected machinery and gadgetry.
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The cylindrical metal products made by Irie Koken Company more resemble Slinkys on steroids than the gee-whiz gadgetry for which Japan was once famous, like Sony's Walkman, Nintendo's Game Boy and Toyota's Prius.
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This elaborate gadgetry is part of a five-year study that aims to find out at what point the harm done by pollution to cyclists might outweigh the health benefits accrued from the exercise.
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You grab your bag from overhead, stumble through the bright lights of the airport towards customs and then — suddenly — you're funneled through a 20-foot shipping container that's packed to the rafters with biometric gadgetry.
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Behind her bright green eyes and soft, glowing skin—made from something called "frubber"—lies an armature of microchips, sensors, and other gadgetry that allow her to blink, smile, and pose for di Sturco's camera.
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While Sony dominates the point-and-shoot field with its versatile RX100 series, the GR II has been a minimalist alternative built for photographers who want to take a step back from all the gadgetry.
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"That's when companies get it wrong, when they focus on the gadgetry rather than the user experience," he said, adding that young talent shouldn't be consumed by adding features just for the sake of it.
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Whatever did it, nearly all of us now recognize magic as the work of expensive gadgetry, ordinary fraud and thousands of hours of solitary practice — time a magician might instead have spent bettering the world.
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It is an advanced bit of gadgetry, to be sure, but the underlying idea is simplicity itself: the machine scans my body and produces an amazingly detailed blueprint, a clear picture of each cell and neuron.
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This sequel to Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland," directed by James Bobin ("The Muppets"), is so cluttered with an unwieldy mixture of Victoriana and special-effects gadgetry that every nook and cranny is crammed with stuff.
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While the movie includes fun excursions to Oakland and Busan, it returns again and again to Wakanda — depicted here as an Afrofuturist landscape where science fiction gadgetry mingles seamlessly with a heavily ritualized (and vividly colorful) culture.
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Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne tinkers over state-of-the-art gadgetry with his manservant Alfred (Jeremy Irons), while Deadpool and his roommate — a blind black woman (Leslie Uggams) — trade insults and commiserate over the shoddiness of Ikea furniture.
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Furthermore, it requires a very particular physical arrangement wherein the target device is out of line of sight from the attacker while still being coupled to a hard surface upon which the attacker can deploy the required gadgetry.
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The pair are dismissive of consumer smart lock 'gadgetry' that's been crowdfunded in recent years, arguing enterprise customers will need a lot more confidence that the hardware they're being sold will last and won't come with any unwelcome surprises.
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Your waffle- and coffee-making games are about to get a serious upgrade with our list of kitchen gadgetry that will make whoever's on the receiving end of these gifts feel like they work in the Noma test kitchen.
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Pomerleau built a self-driving car way back in 1989, when the first George Bush was president, and it navigated private roads using a neural network, the same AI technology that underpins modern gadgetry like the Amazon Echo and Microsoft Translator.
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The generation that grew up with this film has embraced this model: Reality TV shows about ghosts often feature male-dominated ghost-hunting crews, wearing matching t-shirts and brandishing the latest gadgetry—a far cry from the Spiritualists of old.
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Rehashing themes of detachment, pornography and subservience to gadgetry that have been developed much more imaginatively elsewhere — most notably by David Cronenberg and Kathryn Bigelow, and most recently in Spike Jonze's "Her" (2013) — Mr. Dickinson never pushes beyond the superficial.
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There's not much in the center console in terms of gadgetry that you won't find in more standard cars — these days, there's just not much technology that can exist on the touchcreen of a $450,000 car that can't exist elsewhere.
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While most inmates turn to high-tech gadgetry, papier-mâché, or clever uses for peanut butter to aid in their escape, 44-year-old Todd Wayne Boyes apparently realized that all he needed to do was dress up like a dad.
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Explosions, drowning, or being crushed by a lowering wall of spikes, the Adam West-esque pitfalls of being Mayor Mike Haggar are clear, but unlike Batman '66 hyper-specific bat gadgetry wouldn't be required as much as a shiny quarter.
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Earlier this year, it launched an analytics and security platform for connected devices – which is crucial as more companies use devices like security cameras, factory sensors and other smart gadgetry that are connected to the network and potentially vulnerable to attacks.
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But one aspect that Samsung did handle well, says Parkin, was containing the fallout to its Galaxy Note 7 product line rather than the brand at large, which includes such diverse gadgetry as televisions and washing machines (which had their own problems).
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We asked Hunter, who made a name for himself on the first series as "the guy covered in bat crap," how he liked shooting with all this new-fangled gadgetry, and what kinds of stories it allowed the BBC crew to tell.
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Call us at 844-436-6846, and watch the show live on YouTube here or above at 4PM ET. Nilay and Paul will also discuss more conventional gadgetry, including a bunch of gaming laptops with Stefan Etienne and levitating gadgets with Jake Kastrenakes.
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The studio set has the perfect "down in the basement" vibe and is the ideal location for (left to right) Chaim Gartenberg, Nilay Patel, Paul Miller, Ashley Carmen and Jake Kastrenakes to go deep into the nerdy weeds of the latest gadgetry.
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They wound up calling it the SmartBroom, and in a sport that can come across as vaguely primordial, their piece of 21st-century gadgetry could play a role in determining who wins gold at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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"Every so often, beneath the layers of gadgetry and glitter and its two million feet of Styrofoam (according to the production notes), you can glimpse what might have been an enchanted family movie," Stephen Holden wrote in his review for The Times.
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While they may not be the flashiest part of a car, tires are the latest focus, in part because they have to play catch-up to the new gadgetry found under the hood or on the dashboard of both autonomous and traditional vehicles.
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Mowgli technically went into production before the 2016 Jungle Book, but its effects — which rely heavily on motion-capture performances, where human actors wear special gadgetry that allows their movements and facial expressions to translate to the computerized animals onscreen — took more time to finish.
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Tampa (CNN)In a historic building where Teddy Roosevelt and Winston Churchill once laid their heads and where, more recently, tattoo artists plied their trade, US Special Operations Command has now set up shop, hoping to find the next big thing in battlefield gadgetry.
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Although it remains to be seen whether the consumers of the future will be won over to a world where they are expected to make eye contact with their gadgetry in order to control it, rather than comfort-mashing keys on a physical remote control.
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It's an exhilarating and nauseating display of gadgetry, a kaleidoscope eye into what's to come: blinking smart lights, liquid-looking displays, hovering drones, yogic phones, driver-free vehicles, newfangled wireless protocols, and intangible technologies that all come with the promise of making life better.
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While there are radio-controlled matches, this video of fights from Japan's 'All Japan Robot-Sumo Tournament' highlights mostly autonomous matches, showing off the small, 3Kg-class robots that contain microcontrollers, sensors, and other electronic gadgetry needed to fight to survive inside the ring.
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Related: Russian Sci-Fi Short Film Is '2001' Meets 'District 9' Fight Cyborgs and Techno-Viruses in Sci-Fi Short Film 'Temple' This Dutch Director Is On A Mission To Revive Intelligent Sci-Fi Films This Interaction Designer Thinks Sci-Fi Gadgetry Has Fallen Behind
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But in taking down a digital villain, Johnny opts to go Luddite, shunning a smartphone in favor of old-school gadgetry like exploding Jelly Babies and magnetic boots, all packed in a flirty red Aston Martin V8 Vantage that Atkinson bought for the film himself.
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There were the bright colors (yellow, red, blue) the quick cuts to the canned footage of the Enterprise circling a planet, scantily clad green women, panels and panels of flashing lights, gadgetry like the phaser and hand-held communicators — not to mention the tight-knit crew.
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As opposed to representing work focused mostly on gadgetry and design, with body-enhancing products, from pharmacology to smoothies, a show about technology and the physical world might also acknowledge the end result of technology-related manufacturing and pollution and their global effect on all of us.
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This is an interesting update not just for how it stretches the functionality and use of Hipchat — and most likely gives us a look at what we might expect next from all these platforms — but also for the implications it has for Amazon's most interesting piece of gadgetry.
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Regardless of what type of pops you're dealing with come Sunday, one of the unique gift ideas ahead will surely get a smile out of the big guy — from grownup-approved LEGO architecture models to indoor grilling gadgetry, kickass hot sauce trios, funky patterned sock packs, and much more.
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Mr. Neville's ability to keep watch on St. Augustine was born of gadgetry and fraternity: The images that poured onto his cellphone often came from surveillance cameras that he and other members of his regular Friday morning breakfast group at Georgie's Diner had installed at their homes and offices.
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But as TC's Sarah Perez pointed out, the value proposition for consumers of spending a lot of money on kitting out their homes with fancy connected gadgetry can be pretty underwhelming — given it's not all that difficult to raise your own blinds or push the start button on a coffee machine.
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On some level it seems to be the result of an uncritical awe of gadgetry and 'techno-newness' — coupled with a fetishization of the future that's greased by 'association attachment' to sci-fi themes that are in turn psychologically plugged into childhood nostalgia (and/or fueled by big Hollywood marketing budgets).
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Not a nasty, dirty, wet wallet, filled with the receipts and cigarette papers and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, boring wallet that fit nothing and there nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a Baggizmo wallet, and that meant lots of gadgetry.
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As well as establishing gold-medal hygiene, Japan's restroom revolution has fostered a toilet culture that has evolved to embrace a popular anime character with buttocks for a head ('Butt Detective') and dayglo 'poop museums' offering a cute tribute to bathroom visits - as well as restrooms packed with hi-tech gadgetry.
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As well as establishing gold-medal hygiene, Japan's restroom revolution has fostered a toilet culture that has evolved to embrace a popular anime character with buttocks for a head ('Butt Detective') and dayglo 'poop museums' offering a cute tribute to bathroom visits - as well as restrooms packed with hi-tech gadgetry.
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Each year, tech companies big and small spare no expense in coming up with bizarre ways to showcase their (often relatively mundane) gadgetry: massive tunnels made of huge OLED displays, home appliances with built-in assistants, and weird concept cars unlikely to make it far beyond the Las Vegas Convention Center floor.
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Focusing on the human toll of espionage, but with enough cutting-edge gadgetry and au courant story lines to keep things provocative, the series was granted access during production to the Dírection Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure, or D.G.S.E., France's equivalent of the C.I.A. So just how much does the show get right?
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Again directed by Peyton Reed -- from a script credited to five writers, Rudd among them -- the movie repeats and builds upon much of what was in the original, from the mushy stuff involving Scott's young daughter to his hilarious pal Luis (Michael Pena), who is still wowed by all the super-heroic gadgetry.
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" Americans themselves were merely feeling the effects of a coarsened consciousness: a life so clogged with "gadgetry and cars and TV and box architecture" that the population had been cleaved in two, "making grey neurotics of most of us, and perverse spiritual athletes and strident self-transcenders of the best of us.
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Unlike most every other part of the music world, taping has not only thrived in the 21st century but come into its own, from advanced cell phone gadgetry (like DPA's iPhone-ready d:vice MMA-A digital audio interface) to compact handheld recorders (like Zoom's varied line of products), from high-speed distribution to metadata organization.
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Only a year ago, if you read the comments on our car reviews, it seemed like Verge readers were divided in two camps — those who thirsted for car coverage and those who thought car companies— excluding a rare bird like Tesla — had no place among our focus on gadgetry, big ideas about security and data, and the promise of progress.
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This hot menagerie, occupying the Grande Halle of La Villette, has everything: a daunting black tunnel leads to a multisensory experience of sizzling stars, glamorous costumes, chic Pussy Galore, eye-spinning special effects, tricked-out fast cars, macho music licks, depraved casino kitsch, ostentatious villain quarters, astute art illustrations, tacky Honey Ryder, exotic neocolonial locations, transformer weaponry, jaw-dropping stunts, and all sorts of futuristic gadgetry.
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Withings makes of range of mostly fitness focused gadgets, such as its Go activity tracker, which has an e-ink screen and tracks steps, sleep, running and swimming and boasts an eight-month battery life, and its Activité range of fitness tracking watches (which sync with a companion app); along with more specialist health tech gadgetry — such as a wireless blood pressure monitor, a wi-fi connected thermometer and a connected baby scales.
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It also means if you've got a home with an Apple TV, a MacBook, and a HomeKit-compatible light system, you're going to find life much easier with an iPhone—your choice of other gadgetry and cloud services goes a long way towards your choice of smartphone OS.SecurityAs with macOS vs Windows, the security outlook for iOS vs Android is stacked heavily in Apple's favor: There's more malware aimed at Android devices, it gets through more often, and security updates are slower in rolling out (not least because Google's hardware partners are involved as well as Google).
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