Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at 4:40PM 
If you love cameras, you gotta love the Olympus premium kit for their OM-D E-M10. Which includes the E-M10 body, a new M.Zuiko ED 14-42mm pancake zoom lens plus a smart looking colour coordinated genuine leather neck strap and OM-D lens cap. The premium kit costs $ 1099.99 and ship in June, it is available in orange, vintage green and black-lizard skin designs.
Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at 1:30PM 
The World Cup is one of the most exciting global events for sports fans to enjoy. Occuring every four years, the tournament brings together the best of the best from every club worldwide. In anticipation of this, and to highlight their new soccer-focused offerings, Nike Football released an amazing animated short entitled "The Last Game". The story revolves around a futuristic company known as "Perfect, Inc" who has found a flaw in the way the game of soccer is played. Calling today's superstars "imperfect" and "mistake-prone", they set out to replace our favorite players with "clones" that play with precision and flawless execution.
What unfolds is a heart-warming story of passion and love for the game using the hashtag #RiskEverything.
Watch it below and let us know what you think!
Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at 11:25AM 
Waterloo, ON-based startup Thalmic has come a long way in a seemingly very short period of time. After catapulting to fame with their long-awaited, gesture-controled armband "MYO", Thalmic was able to secure a large round of investment; pulled in some amazing Canadian talent; and, finally, unveiled the final design of the product that has the tech world in a tizzy.
Gone is the archaic-looking armband that has been shown off at countless tech conferences, and in its place is a piece of technology that is as attractive as it is wearable. For those of us who have purchased the MYO, the new design features a series of rectangular blocks connected together by slim lines, measuring at almost half the thickness of the original prototypes.
The Myo armband is available to pre-order for $149 and is expected to ship to developers next month and for the general public sometime this fall.
Source: Thalmic Labs
Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at 9:45AM 
While companies like Google (through Nest) and Apple (through HomeKit) are starting to develop ecosystems and solutions for smart thermostats and remote control via smartphones, veterans like Honeywell are making their move with solutions that stem from years of expertise. The new Lyric thermostat from Honeywell is connected to your and your family members’ smartphones, it can detect when you’re home or away, and can automatically adjust your home’s temperature according to the preferences you’ve previously set."
The location and proximity awareness plays a part in saving energy in your house while your'e away and then controlling it as you make your way back so it is perfect when you get in. An entiicing proposition no doubt. Where Honeywell leads, others are sure to follow. According to VentureBeat, "Honeywell will first sell its Lyric thermostat through its professional channels for $279, and it will launch the product in Lowe’s on August 1."
Source: VentureBeat
