Author Archive | Phil Scott

Facial Recognition Technology: In Stores Now

Retail has been getting a major upgrade recently. First robotic shop assistants. And then virtual reality furnishing. And now facial recognition technology. This technology is arguably the most personal retail technology has been so far. Japanese technology giant NEC and California based company FaceFirst have broken into this market. They offer systems that use cameras […]

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Dr Evil Takes on Killing of Innocent Movies

There is no shortage of opinions on Sony Pictures’ decision to withdraw the movie The Interview due to claimed hacking from North Korea. Prominent figures from actors to politicians are willing to give their two cents. And now the infamous Dr Evil has chipped in. Dr Evil, the antagonist of the Austin Power film series […]

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How Target Spots Tech Trends

Target is always surprisingly far ahead of technology innovations. And by far ahead, I mean Target is on to the next big thing in tech 18 months ahead. Although the retail giant hasn’t made a robotic store assistant like Lowe, they may not be too far away. Target’s four key target areas include virtual reality, […]

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3D Printed Brains Anyone?

Day by day new and innovative ways of using the 3D printer are fabricated. From a 3D printed house to 3D printed laptop kits, you begin to wonder whether anything more bizarre could be thought up! That was until a New Zealand company allowed you to print your own brain. How does this technology work? […]

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Perimeter Security Systems in the Home

A new and exciting way to protect your property has been unveiled; introducing perimeter security systems. Experts in security systems for homes and businesses Chubb have plans to make these incredibly secure systems available widespread. From my perspective, you can take anything valuable in my home and it will be replaced. It may be expensive […]

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New Android 5.0 Automatically Encrypts Data

Android 5.0, or ”Lollipop” is being released this month. A cool new feature is it automatically encrypts users data allowing the user exclusive access to their data. This means Google cannot unlock the device even at the request of law enforcement. Previously users were allowed to encrypt their own information on Android devices since 2011. […]

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