Clearing the Clouds of Technology
In the mid-2000s, everyone was talking about 3D, the “next big thing” in video that would transform the way we consumed TV and movies, even how we communicated. It required people to buy expensive new gadgets and wear goofy eyewear, but we were told that consumers would flock to this new three-dimensional world.
Virtual reality will not replay the 3D debacle was originally published on iSeeTech
While Linus Torvalds is busy in developing Linux kernel 4.8, it has now found that the next version of the open-source operating system will natively support Microsoft’s Surface 3. The new support emerges from a touchscreen controller driver that will enable the last year’s Surface tablet to run Linux flawlessly. * Read the full article…
Linux kernel 4.8 to natively support Microsoft Surface 3 was originally published on iSeeTech
Dr. Robert Louis, a neurosurgeon at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Orange County, CA, is pitched some type of new technology, gadget or medication every day. He’s shown things so often that he developed an internal filter that automatically sets expectations a lot lower than the enthusiasm of the rep. But that all changed in…
How Surgical Theater Changes The Way Neurosurgeons Operate was originally published on iSeeTech
How Surgical Theater Changes The Way Neurosurgeons Operate was originally published on iSeeTech
How Surgical Theater Changes The Way Neurosurgeons Operate was originally published on iSeeTech
LEGO Education’s latest resource is a hands-on tool that encourages pupils to get involved in science exploration by asking questions, analysing data and communicating their findings – and the company is giving away a WeDo 2.0 class pack for up to 30 pupils to one lucky school. * Read the full article here
WIN £1,600 Worth Of LEGO Education Resources! was originally published on iSeeTech
WIN £1,600 Worth Of LEGO Education Resources! was originally published on iSeeTech