Apple hosted an event on September 7 during which they released the newest version of the iPhone, as well as an updated version of iOS, the iPad pro, a new Apple TV (with Apple Pencil), and updated Apple Watch models. To learn a bit more about the products check out this article from The Next Web. For more details about what you can do with the iPhone 6s/6s Plus check out this article from The Verge.
Google Photos and Chromecast:
Google added some additional features to Google Photos (its online photo storage tool) last month. These features include the ability to share albums, label people in your photos so that you can more easily find them, and support for photos through Google’s Chromecast. Read more about it from CNet. Chromecast (Google’s streaming media device) was also redesigned and showcased during the event. Features include a new look, as well as updated software. You can also read more about it from CNet.
Energy from the air: The British company Drayson Technologies unveiled a small device called Freevolt that harvests radio waves from the air and turns them into power for electronic devices. You can read more about it from CNet.
3D Human Body Modeling:
The company BioDigital has released their API to the public which will allow a multitude of groups to utilize the 3D body imaging tool for new endeavors. Organizations such as the National Institute of Health are already using the tool. You can read more about it from TechCrunch.
Paralyzed man walks without exoskeleton:
At the University of California, Irvine researchers have developed a method for transferring the electrical activity of the brain to a paraplegic patient’s limbs without the use of an exoskeleton. The technique was recently used to help a patient with paralyzed legs walk. Read more about it from Cnet.
Logitech Security Camera:
