Flir Systems, makers of the recently released Flir One thermal camera accessory for the iPhone 5 and 5s, has launched the Flir Thermal Imaging Developer Program to assist programmers in creating apps for the product. Flir One is an infrared camera that attaches to the back of your iPhone 5 or 5S. When you use it with its companion app, it translates thermal energy into real time color images that will let you identify obstacles and danger spots in the dark. The program supports programmers who want to design apps for both “practical and innovative uses” for the Flir One. It includes access…
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If we’re to believe the Portlandia TV show, the city of Portland is pretty chill. In reality, not so much, and Uber is currently in its crosshairs. Today the city of Portland, Oregon filed suit against Uber for operating a “private-for hire transportation service.” In other words, Uber is being sued for being Uber. The city contends that the company is in violation of the city’s regulations concerning transportation services. The city’s transportation director Leah Treat issued the company a cease and desist order that included the following: I am hereby directing that Uber Technologies Inc…. or any other Uber…
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NailSnaps for iOS, released today, puts an alternate spin on the concept of nail design wearables. While there are several nail polish apps that offer preset nail patterns or show you how to create some high profile designs for upcoming holiday festivities — and MyNCLA’s Your Custom Nails also works with photos — NailSnaps offers a high degree of photo customization to print stick-on nail wraps for your designer claws. With NailSnaps, you can choose an image from your Camera Roll, Instagram or Facebook accounts. Do each nail with a different image or pattern or have one image span all nails for a…
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Sony has suffered immensely in recent days with scores of secret internal files leaking to the internet. Now, the attackers have posted another warning to the company on Github. The latest message warns: We have already given our clear demand to the management team of SONY, however, they have refused to accept. It seems that you think everything will be well, if you find out the attacker, while no reacting to our demand. We are sending you our warning again. Do carry out our demand if you want to escape us. And, Stop immediately showing the movie of terrorism which…
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