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Japan’s Version of Google Glass: How Does It Work?

October 3, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 1 Comment

Intelligent Glass technology from Japan allows you to use any flat surface as a virtual tablet, instantly translate street signs, and more.

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Samsung Galaxy S4: Users Losing Out on Almost Half of Memory

May 10, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Samsung Galaxy S4: Users Losing Out on Almost Half of Memory

Samsung Galaxy S4 – doesn’t have quite as much memory as you may think. The phone’s software uses up nearly half of the available space .

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Weight Loss and Technology: Do Smartphone Apps Really Help?

April 23, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Weight Loss and Technology: Do Smartphone Apps Really Help?

Can a smartphone app help you lose weight? Tracking calories is a big part of many diets; apps may be more effective, long term, than websites or journals.

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Samsung Galaxy S4: Does It Really Compare to the iPhone and Nexus?

March 16, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 2 Comments

Samsung Galaxy S4: Does It Really Compare to the iPhone and Nexus?

The Samsung Galaxy S4 doesn’t come out until April, but the buzz over this new smartphone’s eye-tracking and other features has already started.

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TV Technology: The Simpsons Predict Video Phones and More for 2010

January 16, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 1 Comment

TV Technology: The Simpsons Predict Video Phones and More for 2010

How accurate is the entertainment industry when predicting future technology? The Simpsons predicted video calls and hands-free devices for 2012, back in 1999.

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The Smart Fork: Lose Weight the Tech Way

January 15, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 2 Comments

The Smart Fork: Lose Weight the Tech Way

Can a smart fork help with weight loss? Sensors detect too many bites, but can’t tell broccoli from cake, so this dieting technology has a long way to go.

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Futuristic Gadgets: Science Fiction Has Predicted Today’s Technology

January 4, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 1 Comment

Futuristic Gadgets: Science Fiction Has Predicted Today’s Technology

Has science fiction predicted future technology? We use devices similar to Star Trek’s ‘Computer’ and communicator device, as well as other gadgets, today.

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Five Coolest Gadgets of 2012: Tech Year in Review

December 31, 2012 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Five Coolest Gadgets of 2012: Tech Year in Review

What were the five coolest gadgets of 2012? Tech-enthusiasts will all have different favorites, but these are the top picks of Decoded Science.

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After Christmas Sales: Buying Discount Electronics

December 26, 2012 by Victoria Nicks Leave a Comment

After Christmas Sales: Buying Discount Electronics

If you’re shopping after-Christmas sales for electronics, always check the specs, warranty, and store return policy to make sure you’re really getting a good deal.

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Apple Customers Happy to Hear Google Maps Is Back!

December 13, 2012 by Alexandria Ingham 1 Comment

Apple Customers Happy to Hear Google Maps Is Back!

Apple’s iPhone Maps app was not up to the task, so users have had to wait months for Google to release Maps for the iOS6 update – Google Maps is now available for the iPhone.

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