What fun! Technology increasingly has designs on your health.
As always, I'm glad to see this fun technology showing up outside of Microsoft Labs.
To my knowledge, it is the most competitive and well-attended startup competition even though I perceived it to be more oriented towards "fun" technology.
GizMoz, provider of fun technology that can turn your 2D image and recorded voice into a talking 3D character, is growing up and moving into the Asian market.
Sony's packed it full of fun technology like NFC-enabled Xperia SmartTags, a (relatively small, yet actually perfectly proportioned) 3.7-inch Reality Display with a Sony Mobile Bravia Engine, 3D surround sound audio tech, and access to the new Sony Entertainment Network.
In essence, AT&T has about a zillion APIs that relate to cloud computing, navigation, translation, and a plethora of other fun technology, and its researchers then take those platforms and create really interesting products.
However, Sprinkles is the first to really aim young, with an app that's a bit derivative in terms of its inspiration (decorate your photos!), but also cleverly aggregates a lot of the silly but fun technology Microsoft before showcased only in its standalone side projects.
As part of Bosch's CES Show Car, the company is showing off two fun new technologies that is making it easier to interact with your car without taking your eyes off the road.
It's one thing to choose which fun, new technologies to explore, but it's a very different and compelling scenario when your doctor tells you that it's going to save your life.
"Africans like to have fun with technology just as much as everyone else," she said.
