Celluon Magic Cube is the world's first virtual keyboard

Celluon Magic Cube is an ultra-portable (38 x 75 x 29 mm), full-sized virtual computer keyboard.

Magic Cube uses a laser beam to generate a full-sized perfectly operating laser keyboard that smoothly connects to mobile devices. A direction technology based on an optical recognition mechanism enables the user to tap on the projected key images while producing real tapping sounds and makes typing texts or e-mails as easy as with an ordinary keyboard.

Google Glass Explorer Edition coming in 2013

After a jaw-dropping live demo of Project Glass, the biggest alternative news Google just brought is that it's opening Glass Explorer Edition to pre-orders to select US-based developers at its I/O event. The Glass Explorer price is set at $1,500 and will ship in early 2013.

Samsung Exhilarate Review

For the better part of the last few months, AT&T’s lineup has been flooded with an array of top-shelf smartphones such as the Nokia Lumia 900, HTC One X,Samsung Galaxy S III, and Sony Xperia ion. Pouring out high-end devices consistently is nice and all, but for some consumers, they prefer the comforts of something less comprehensive – and at the same time, easier on the pockets when it comes to price. Time after time, Samsung has been there to heed the call with a solution, and sure enough, it seems that they’re at it once again here with the $49.99 on-contract eco-friendly Samsung Exhilarate.

Google Nexus 7 Finally Ends All The Rumors

Google is on fire today starting the I/O conference with a pretty rich update to Android, went through the announcement of its first branded tablet device, the Nexus 7, and its first homebrew hardware piece - the nexus Q media streaming

A bunch of hands-ons with the Nexus 7 hardware keep popping up, along with the presentation of the tablet's abilities and its integration with the Nexus Q, as well as demonstrations of the new features in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean keep being streamed by Google from its developers conference.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is now finally here! We’ve been waiting for the newest Android version, hearing all sorts of rumors all along, and there’s a lot to see in terms of new features, but the biggest improvement we’re extremely happy to see is that Google is finally seriously tackling the small but noticeable lag that’s often noticeable in the platform.

Assembled new iPhone 5 leaks

We've seen purported schematics, front and back panels of the next iPhone, but we haven't seen the thing assembled so far, and today's leak filled that inexcusable omittance.

Lava xolo - first intel device review

The Lava XOLO X900 is Intel’s first foray into the world of smartphones. Although the Chipzilla has been working on a mobile chipset for quite a while now, it never quite made it to the production stage, until now. With Lava as its partner, Intel has released the first smartphone based on its Medfield platform in India, which also happens to be the first market in the world to get a phone with Intel Inside. With this phone Intel is also bringing its x86 architecture to the world of smartphones for the first time, which has been further optimized for power efficiency by Intel.