iSnoop has developed a fun app for the Macbooks. Called the MacSaber, it turns your Macbook turn into a Jedi weapon. The software uses the motion sensors in the laptop and produces realistic sounds just like the LightSaber sounds on swinging. You can download the app from here and read more to watch the MacSaber in action.
[Via iSnoop Blog]
Google has introduced a new subscription plan called the Google AI Plus for users in India, which provides access to its advanced AI models and tools for a monthly fee. The plan aims to bring its latest AI capabilities — from text generation and image editing to video generation and enhanced productivity tools — to […]
Foldable phones are a big deal for Samsung, so color us surprised when Samsung decided to give its first tri-fold device, an official confirmation by way of a press release and not a full-fledged event. Nevertheless, here it is – the Galaxy Z TriFold, Samsung’s first device with a multi-folding design. Unlike Huawei’s tri-fold phone, […]
Fujifilm India has launched the instax mini 41, an analog instant camera priced at Rs. 13,999. The device builds on the design of the previous instax mini 40 model, offering updates in aesthetics and functionality. The mini 41 retains the retro design appeal of its predecessor but brings a sleeker finish in black and dark-toned […]
Colorful has introduced two new laptops in its flagship iGame laptop series. The iGame M15 Origo and iGame M16 Origo laptops come with the top-of-the-line Intel 14th Gen Core HX and Core Ultra processors, along with the latest Nvidia 5060 or 5070 graphics cards. Both gaming laptops come with a display that supports QHD resolution, […]
Synology expanded its BeeStation plug-and-play storage lineup with the all-new BeeStation Plus. The Plus series now comes with 8TB of built-in storage, and compared to the non-Plus variant, the BeeStation Plus is 4.8X faster. Synology introduced the BeeStation series for users who don’t want to deal with the hassle of setting up a NAS. The […]
LoL! Nice way to use the motion sensor!
definitely going to scratch your hard drives!!! Have fun with that