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What kind of robotic exoskeleton is Samsung Gems Hip? What kind of robotic exoskeleton is Samsung Gems Hip? As might be given away by the branding, Samsung intends GEMS Hips — pictured above — to attach to the wearer’s hips. Breaking down the acronym — GEMS stands for Gait Enhancing & Motivating System — reveals further details. Summarily, GEMS Hip is a Samsung-built robotic exoskeleton that helps the wearer walk and move more efficiently....

The folks over at LetsGoDigital glanced over the Samsung patent and commissioned high-quality renders with the assistance of graphic designer Jermaine Smit aka Concept Creator. It’s too early to speculate what the finished product will look like. But these renders give us a decent idea of the display’s functioning. This unique display format could come in handy for PiP or video calls This unique display format could come in handy for PiP or video calls...

This package includes an Alexa Luna controller and a Fire HD tablet. The tablet itself has a 10.1-inch 1080p display and it comes with 32GB of onboard storage. So, you can use this tablet for gaming, but you can also use it for other tasks such as playing apps, reading books, and watching movies and TV shows. But, if you want to use it as a cloud gaming device, then the included Luna controller will make the perfect companion....

Silence is a rare and often unsettling experience for many of us in the technological age. When the television is not on, the computer is off, our iPod is not playing, and no one is around to speak with, we often more distinctly feel our anxiety and frustration. We hear our ever-active chattering mind creating a laundry list of to-dos or carrying on multiple conversations with people not there. We contact what Eckhart Tolle refers to as “the voice in the head....

“Because search engines are continually available to us, we may often be in a state of not feeling we need to encode the information internally,” Sparrow explained in her 2011 paper. “When we need it, we will look it up.” Storing information requires mental effort—that’s why we study before exams and cram for presentations—so unless we feel the need to encode something into a memory, we don’t try. Result: Our recollection of ostrich anatomy, and much else, dissipates like foam on a cappuccino....