Sounds too good to be true, but it’s not. Theatrical subscription service MoviePass is dropping its monthly fee to $9.95 for all users. That is any movie (excluding IMAX and 3-D) at any theater in the system for any screening—even the opening night of a blockbuster. That includes some 36,000 screens in the U.S. which […]... Keep reading >

Before you check out the new Google Earth, make sure you are first running Google Chrome on your desktop or Android on your phone. iOS will be available soon. Last year Google released a VR version of Google Earth. This new version is no longer a separate app, but a web site https://www.google.com/earth/ . This […]... Keep reading >

The Sigma 200 – 500mm with a Nikon F mount is an amazing lens. It has an aperture of F2.8 at the 500mm end and F5.6 at the 1000mm focal length. It’s a heavy one at 35 pounds. It’s pretty amazing. The only real catch I see is its price : $25,999.00. The customer reviewers […]... Keep reading >

The last VCR will be manufactured July 2016 by the Funai company. The VCR created a revolution in how we watch TV and video.... Keep reading >

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DJI Limits Where Its Drone Can Fly DJI, the most popular drone manufacturer, has programmed No Fly Zones into the software of their quadcopters. This artificial fencing has been in place since 2013, but now they are continually updating it. The database on their website already lists No Fly Zones for some 50 countries. The […]... Keep reading >

The Happy Birthday Song may be public domain after all.... Keep reading >

Broadcaster Mini Turns Any HDMI Camera Into A Wireless Streaming Device... Keep reading >

Some of these tiny drone also have cameras. Some mini drones are autonomous and can fly in formation like birds. Insect drones are becoming a military reality. Many of the small drones are available for us – the real people. Pick up a Mini Drone Today... Keep reading >

Drone Case Settles This is a still from the video for which Pirker was fined. The full video is available in the link below. This case has finally been settled. In 2011 Raphael Pirker had been fined $10,000 by the FAA for using a Zephyr drone to capture aerial shots of the University of Virginia […]... Keep reading >