Nike’s self-lacing sneakers is coming soon

Nike’s releasing a consumer version of its self-lacing sneakers called the HyperAdapt 1.0 on December 1 for $720. It’s an innovative product that we’d love to have if not for the steep price that you have to pay, so yeah, we’d rather tie our own shoe.

Google introduces app that scans your photos

Google has now made it easier for you to digitally store your polaroids. The app solves the glare problems we all had when taking photos (via our phones) of photos (via our shoebox).

Apple jumps into AR and VR technology

It was only a matter of time before Apple jumps into the AR and VR technology, and now they finally are. Now let’s wait for the glasses to come out. Unless they decide that, like headphone jacks, glasses are useless.

PS4 Pro early problems

4k gaming is here, but it’s not looking good with reports that some PS4 titles actually run slower on the PS4 Pro. Titles such as Skyrim and Last of Us are said to drop framerates when played in the PS4 Pro. There seems to be no problem for tiles that was specifically built for the PS4 Pro, although it’s quite strange that the PS4 Pro can’t even run the decade old Skyrim.

We’ll have to wait what Sony has to say, maybe a quick patch would do.

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