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Augmented reality glasses coming from UK’s TTP

09/15/201209/15/2012 Jesse Collins

Google glass augmented reality glasses wearable technology

*This image is of Google augmented reality glasses TTP aims to develop augmented reality glasses The United Kingdom’s TTP, a technology development company, has been working on creating its own augmented reality glasses. The concept of augmented reality glasses has become remarkably popular in the world of technology, with many companies hoping to create such a product themselves. The concept managed to grab the interest of consumers when Google announced Project Glass, an augmented reality glasses project that had once aimed to let people see the world in a new…

Sony Mobile touts NFC features of Xperia NXT

09/12/201209/12/2012 John Montgallo

Sony Mobile launches second phase of marketing campaign Sony Mobile Communications, a multinational mobile phone manufacturer and subsidiary of the Sony Corporation, has launched the second wave of its “Made of Imagination” marketing campaign, which showcases the new Xperia NXT smart phones and their capabilities. Sony Mobile is keen to show off the capabilities of the new mobile device, especially in the realm of NFC technology. The campaign may showcase the NFC features of the Xperia, but it will also introduce consumers to other Sony products that will be equipped…

New technology trends include an app to entertain bar patrons

05/21/2012 Julie Campbell

San Francisco bar scene now features application to guess gender and age of user A new mobile app has just been launched that will allow the faces of bar-goers in 25 locations across the city to have their faces scanned in order to determine their gender and age. Customers with the app on their smartphones can then obtain real-time updates about the bars across the city. It will provide them with information regarding the size of the crowds at various bars, as well as the ration of men to women,…

Apple iOS and Android hold 91 percent of the mobile market

03/11/201203/10/2012 L. Green

New Jumptap network data has shown that Apple iOS and Android, combined, comprise 91 percent of the mobile operating system market. This information is based on the over 95 million monthly users of the Jumptap network – a targeted mobile advertising firm – and shows that both types of OS achieved new records in January 2012. It was published within the company’s February MobileSTAT. Android managed to reach a 58.8 percent market share, while iOS came to a 32.2 percent level. On the other hand, BlackBerry dropped to its own…

yStats announces release of its 2012 report for North American B2C E-Commerce

03/07/201203/07/2012 John Montgallo

yStats.com, a market research company based in Hamburg, has released its latest report, which look into the present of North American B2C E-Commerce, and speculates on its future. The title of the report is “North American B2C E-Commerce Report 2012”. Though it is focused primarily on North American data as a whole, it also examines trends that are specific to both the Canadian and U.S. markets. It zooms in on revenue figures, trends, leading product categories by popularity, and market shares, as well as online shoppers, internet users, and overall…