Although we're still not sure exactly how Google's Project Glass wearable glasses work, the company has been testing them in very public ways over the past couple of months. Google co-founder Sergey Continue reading…
Apple's Siri, introduced as the big new feature in the iPhone 4S, is facing its biggest competitor to date in Samsung's S Voice, an extremely similar voice-activated mobile assistant that will make Continue reading…
If the anesthetized, family-oriented digs of the recently reopened Chinatown Fair are any indication, the state of the American arcade in the year 2012 is a dismal one. But at NYU's annual No Quarter Continue reading…
This weekend I took a 45 minute train ride to Citi Field, which typically houses a baseball team called the Mets and some of its fans. But me and my fellow passengers on the 7 train weren't attending Continue reading…
Sonos added to its product lineup this morning, announcing the Sub subwoofer during New York's Design Week. The Sub is designed to add some serious power to your Sonos setup, and look good in the Continue reading…
Remix of sounds, music and video from Assassin's Creed. Produced for Polygon by Reverse Enginears. Continue reading…
Fujitsu loves biometric authentication. The company makes the palm scanners you see in Japan’s ATMs, it puts fingerprint scanning in its cellphones, and since 2011 it’s been offering palm scanning Continue reading…
Demo video of the LG Optimus LTE 2. Continue reading…
Last month, we heard that Sony had a redesigned entry-level NEX camera on the way, and the leak was spot-on: today, the company's introducing the NEX-F3. It's a $599.99 interchangable lens shooter Continue reading…
Sony is introducing a new entry level camera to its SLT (single lens translucent) Alpha line, packing many of the bells and whistles of its beefier cameras into a lighter shell. The Sony Alpha SLT-A37 Continue reading…
