Jony Ive (and Apple lawyers) didn’t like it when this Jony Ive puppetwent viral

A silly Jony Ive puppet and soundboard went viral in the last two days, and it didn’t escape the attention of Ive himself, and the Apple legal team.

The soundboard allowed you to hear Ive eloquently spout words like aluminum in his iconic British accent. This apparently upset Ive, which on Friday prompted Apple’s legal team to send a take-down request to the site’s co-creator Amy Hoy.

Paralyzed patients can control computers just by moving their eyes,thanks to this free software

 

Julius Sweetland wasn't happy with the software options available to people with severe physical and speech impairments, so he spent the past three and a half years building his own eye-controlled interface as a cheap alternative to the competition.

With a $100 eye-tracker and his free software, people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease) or other impairments can type, click, and even speak through a computer without the use of their hands or voice.

Check out this concept for the world's smallest private plane — that could take off like a helicopter

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The startup aviation company XTI Aircraft announced this week that it has been developing the XTI TriFan 600 concept, the world’s smallest fixed-wing aircraft capable of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), and is in the process of seeking funding to finance the first example.

(A larger VTOL, the AgustaWestland AW609 TiltRotor, from the helicopter manufacturer AgustaWestland, is scheduled for delivery in 2017.)

Apple goes super-size! Unveils Iphone6s,6s plus,Ipad Pro

Apple has unveiled a massive revamp of its products including new iPhones, a 'monster' iPad with a 12.9inch screen and a new $149 TV box that can run apps and games. 

At a special event at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, Tim Cook showed off a raft of products, which also include new colours and straps developed with Hermes for the Apple Watch.

The new iPhones, called the 6s and 6s Plus, include a new rose gold option and a new screen technology called 3D Touch.

Apple Watch Burns Woman, Apple Tells Her She's 'Wearing it Wrong'

The Apple watch might be this season's hottest iced-out, gold-plated luxury accessory, but it still has a serious flaw. A Canadian woman found out the hard way that if the watch overheats, it leaves painful burns on your wrist, the Daily Mail reports. Annie Hoang was on a road trip with her family and had been wearing her Apple watch for about seven hours. When she took it off, she noticed watch-sized burn marks on her wrist. When she took the watch back to an Apple store, the staff ignored her complaints.