It is nice to see that how the growing technology is changing our lives for the better. But still some people are there who would not mind a slight flavour of the past against the fast pace of present life. Remember the past, when the technology was a bit simpler and may be less comfortable but the lives were much more relaxed.

Older times do not come back and our lives too will only move ahead and faster. If are you one of those who feel nostalgic about a 'technologically simpler' life, then these gadgets are for you. Here is a list of gadgets which either work on simple sciences or are designd in a way to make give you the feeling of going retro.

If you are wondering that Google does nothing selfless then check out the recent developments of Google's Project Loon.

Yes, Project Loon, Google's high-flying Wi-Fi balloons that are on a mission to provide Internet to all, in every corner of the globe.

Recently, Google delivered Internet access to a local school in Brazil.

Campo Maior is a small town in rural Brazil with restricted Internet access because of its remote location and poor infrastructure. The locals there have to climb trees hunting for mobile wireless signals. In fact, they have a word for this - 'vaga-lume,' which means 'fireflying,' in English - because at night that's what the glow from their mobile phones looks like. A few weeks ago, in Linoca Gayoso, a local school in the town, Google beamed Internet directly into the classrooms with its high-flying Wi-Fi balloons.

Technology is at its peak. But don't you  think it is an all time statement. I mean, take any point of time and people would say that we are much advanced now. The olden times were not so technologically developed. So the only thing we can be sure about is that with the passage of time and according to the tendency of human mind of being progressive, we will only have better gadgets around us as compared to the past.

We don't know what is stored for us in the future. But we can not forget the past inventions. After all, they were the roots of the technology we enjoy today. Zim&Zou, a french studio has brought a series named 'Back To Basics' and as the name suggests, it remind us of the gadgets which were once the best of technologies. The interesting part they are all depicted by paper sculptures.

Come June and Google is going to launch its new TV platform, Android TV at Google I/O. Not so surprising, right?

First, Google acquired Nest, trying to invade our homes (and I'm sure that they are currently, working on that) and then coming up with the self-driving cars. Looking at how things are going with Google, there's no doubt that Google is going to revolutionize things around. And here's another industry that Google is definitely planning to revolutionize and that is the TV industry.

In its first attempt to take over the TV industry, Google came up with the Google TV which was a total flop and then the Chromecast that's doing great but this June, Google is planning to come back with a bang with its Android TV.

For the past four years, Google has been working on cars that drive for themselves and in case of emergency they return the control of the steering wheel to the driver. Yesterday at the Code Conference Google's co-founder Sergey Brin announced that the company has built a few prototype of these self-driving cars.

These self-driving have no steering wheel, accelerator pedal or brake pedal, all these things have been replaced by software and sensors. "The vehicles will be very basic - we want to learn from them and adapt them as quickly as possible - but they will take you where you want to go at the push of a button. And that's an important step toward improving road safety and transforming mobility for millions of people."

Anything looks cute when imitated as miniature and attract the eyeballs. Miniature sculptures by Kevin LCK are equally cute. He makes the series named "Ordinary Behavior" with the simplest thing possible and that is paper. The elegant black and white miniatures are made with all the fine details and remind one of the doll houses every little girls likes to own.

"'Ordinary Behavior' is a project about the unhealthy relationship between human and technology in an everyday context. I have created a set of illustrative objects as the tools of revealing the absurd situations. They are all made of paper cardboard and appear to be everyday electronic appliances and devices that can be found in our domestic environment, however, their interiors are modified into miniaturized human scaled space. I seek to detach the audience from the real world temporarily, provide them with a space to rethink and reconsider the way we behave and think about the relationship between ourselves, objects and environment with technology in a more conscious way." says the artist on his website.

Technology has all the answers. Isn't it? It solves our problems, makes work easier, turns life more comfortable and fun. We can not do without it. We have its benefits when we travel, communicate or entertain ourselves. Technology is all over and why not and with each day passing, the progress is only moving upwards.

When technology is at its peak, we aim to not let you miss anything about it. So, here we are with an exciting list of products with the latest technology. There are products which have purposes ranging from helping you in your work, daily life and even nurturing your hobbies and also playing! Seriously, technology is everywhere. It has the power to change the ways we live. This list ensures that.

Everyone's favorite cynical opportunist has seemingly made a career out of striving for ten million dollars, or savoring the tears of his victims. With episodes 7, 8, and 9 of this season of South Park, however, creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker may have revealed Eric Cartman's true motivation for exercising his "authori-tah."

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South Park Episode: The "Go God Go" Trilogy

In this episode, the fat boy is obsessed with the release of the first major gaming console that uses wireless motion sensor capabilities for an interactive experience. It's no wonder he keeps a calendar in his bedroom leading up to the launch date, which is three weeks away too many. Working off of his advanced movie-watching prowess, Eric asks his willing whipping boy, Butters, to assist in a cryogenics experiment, meant to preserve himself until the Wii's arrival. How could this, after all, be any worse than having to wait?

ChargeKey is exactly what the name suggests. It looks like a key and can charge your phone. The best part about it is its portability.

To add to its description, it is one of the world's smallest USB cables, allows for charging from any USB port and full data transfer when connected to a computer and is made with high grade plastics from Bayer (Germany) and GLS (USA). Isn't it just what we need in today's "mobile" world!

The modern life is not static and what always accompanies us in our drastic movements, is our mobile phones. It surely takes your breath away for a while when you see the low battery signal on your companion. Here is the solution, ChargeKey. The product also has a sibling, named ChargeCard. ChargeCard is just like ChargeKey, except that it is shaped like a credit card to fit into your wallet.

The year was 1931 and Chester Gould, the creator of the Dick Tracy comic script, had not yet envisioned his character's use of mobile technology. Car phones were non-existent. And the payphone plotlines used by James Gardner and the Rockford Files were still 42 years in the future.

In January 1946, Gould introduced the now famous Tracy 2-Way Wrist Radio. It opened doors of wonder and perhaps even a few realistic thoughts on how to bring such technology to pass. In 1974, the hero of Rockford Files was still solving mysteries wherein the police were always late due to a lack of decent communication technology. Roadside payphones don't lend well to the emergency needs of troubled detectives.

Cloud Computing And Android: An Introduction

Cloud computing has now become an integral part of mobile technology, and there is a growing trend noticed where operating system(OS) for platforms such as Android, iOS or Blackberry are precisely designed to have cloud computing - thus ensuring that it works just perfect on it. A report from research firm ABI Research hypnotizes that the "cloud will soon become a disruptive force in the mobile world, eventually becoming the dominant way in which mobile applications operate".

Mobile cloud computing proves to be an asset especially when it comes to taking backup or updating manually. Moreover, with mobile cloud computing, you can easily update, share or take backup of your data to a cloud – thus saving time, administrative headaches and even reducing costs.

PeekInToo is an amazing app based in Greece that let's its users peek into someone else's life for just 12 seconds.

This app works on a simple concept if something is happening somewhere, where you can't be someone can provide you an exclusive 12-second-long peek to that place. According to its website, "PeekInToo is offering a completely new way to perceive and virtually witness anything that is happening around the world, almost in real-time and upon request."

PeekInToo is the world's first anonymous social-network for video exchange through mobile devices.

Using the map the users can select a location nearby or the otherside of the world and select a user who is accepting requests. The recipient would receive a notification that someone (i.e, you) wants a 'Peek', he can choose to accept or decline your request and in case he is accepting it he just has to hold his camera to let you see what's happening in real time. As simple as that!

Facebook has purchased its first India-based company called Little Eye Labs.

Little Eye Labs is a India-based mobile analytic company for Android developers that was launched about a year ago by a group of program analysis geeks who wanted to build better tools for mobile developers.

Little Eye Labs provides developers with insights which helps them in optimizing their app's resource consumption; this includes memory issues, battery drainage, crashes and excessive data usage.

If the rumors are to be believed, Facebook has has been eyeing the Little Eye Labs for some time now.

The average business day hosts thousands of travelers, those going and returning from partnership discussions, sales meetings, and industry conferences. While the pursuits accelerate business, the comings and goings of travel create lag times in production.

How much revenue is lost amid downtime hours? Could employees use their time better to help business growth? Can something be done to reverse the time-lost fortunes of business travelers? Yes.

The introduction of media resources and recording devices presents added business opportunity. Executives assign travelers a number ways to keep busy while en route and to complete at final destinations.

Google Maps Offer effective Results for Small Businesses

This is the digital age that we are living in. Internet has brought about a lot of changes all over the world. It is often regarded as an enemy for the small time retailers. However, it is true that now high street businesses can turn the tables and use the digital means for their advantage. It is a true fact that digital means have always been of disadvantage for independent retailers and business personnel.

The below tips can be of great help for all those local businessmen who want to make the most of digital opportunities.

While everyone around is all excited and talking about Amazon 'Prime Air' and how it's going to revolutionize the how delivering packages and other things related to it, there are a lot of people who are pretty apprehensive about this new technology.

And why not?

It sounds so sci-fi and just like the Google Glass, Samsung's Galaxy Gear and all those existing gadgets of tomorrow have tiny flaws here and there so is this new technology but the good thing here is that good guy Amazon didn't blindly start using this new delivery system instead choose to experiment it for four to five years before finally start using it.

If you can recall Coachella 2012, or remember reading about it, Tupac Shakur-- yes, the dead Tupac, made a special guest appearance. Many millennials, who were too young to even know Tupac's music when he was alive, were hypnotized by the stunning hologram and wondered when other holograms would make their way into their everyday lives. However Digital Domain Media Group, the company that provided the hologram image, has since gone bankrupt. Holograms have not made their way into American homes.

Android and iOS operating systems are dominating the tech marketplace, proving successful because of their on-the-go wifi access and addictive apps. And Skype, iChat, and Google Video Chat, are just some of the most popular video chat app used today. However they lack any 3rd dimension, leaving the impression that the person you are speaking with is still many miles away.  With new smartphone technologies like Olloclip and Seene, apps which capture 3D images and film, why hasn't anyone jumped on the hologram train?

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Wireless charging has been an idea in development for many years. Nikola Tesla was the man behind the invention of wireless power transfer. But where will it take us?

Despite the fact that wireless charging options are fairly costly in comparison to the traditional methods of charging a device, the prices are bound to drop in the coming years, which makes the future in this industry pretty exciting. This is of course a step further toward owning a wireless charger yourself with the potential of charging all battery operated devices simultaneously in one charging station.

With holiday season officially on, holiday shopping has already began.

People all round the globe are shopping and building an inventory of gifts to spread the holiday cheer around. But no matter how easy holiday shopping might seem to be, it's not!

Figuring out what to gift and what not is the biggest problem that most of us face. Imagine you gift something to your friend and the next day you hear that your gift has been exchanged for something more jazzy. How sad would that be!?

Anyways, to help our readers with shopping better this holiday season, we at E-junkie are going to help our readers and that too according to your loved ones tastes.