Two sizes, three designs and tons of personalization. This is the second generation of Motorola's Moto 360 smart watch. If you didn't have a design choice with the original model, the successor "corrects" that. There are classic versions such as men's (screen diameter 42 and 46 mm) and women's (42 mm) watches, as well as the Moto 360 sport, which is created for sports activities and is accordingly secured with materials that can cope with such conditions (e.g. a strap made of silicone). All of them are waterproof and equipped with a heart rate monitor.
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Sometimes I walk around the keyboard, sometimes in nature. One time I twist the heels, the other time the kitchen. I press the trigger once, the pedals a second time. And one time I play the role of a moviegoer, another time a nanny. Life offers such a wide range of things that it would be pointless to dip your brush in just a color or two, right?
Thanks to Photoshop, at least as far as the web is concerned, to some extent we have all become gnostics, skeptics, and we only have difficulty believing things that we can't explain or. they can't believe their eyes. But in the photos that we will show you below, the masters of graphic programs did not have their hands in the middle, but natural phenomena, the game of perspective, excellent photographers, artists, exotic locations and sheer coincidences. Even so, they'll probably make you rub your eyes twice and still wonder if you're seeing right.
The Acer Jade Primo smartphone is the world's first "PC phone" that can become a PC thanks to the Continuum feature of the Windows 10 operating system. Therefore, in addition to standard accessories such as a charger and headphones, you will also get peripherals such as a keyboard and a wireless mouse and a docking station. Continuum lets you turn your phone into an almost purebred PC when you connect it to an external display, keyboard and mouse.
Robin is the first smartphone in the world that uses cloud technology. Behind the phone, which quickly exceeded the set financial goal on Kickstarter, although it was set at half a million US dollars, there are ex-Googlers and ex-HTC employees. And yes, to say the least, the Robin doesn't stand out in terms of specs. There is a 5.2-inch screen with a resolution of 1080p, a Snapdragon processor and 32 GB of internal memory. With an emphasis on 'internal'. This Android is able to offer an additional 100 GB of cloud space! And that's the reason it stands out so much from the competition.
Renault Alaskan - Renault will attack the commercial vehicle market with the first serial semi-truck
In the future, Renault will attack the world market of light commercial vehicles, which it has dominated in Europe for the past 17 years, with its first production semi-truck. But even before that happens, a study named Renault Alaskan saw the light of day, which, unlike other upcoming Renault models, will not be seen at the Frankfurt Motor Show, where "only" a range of newcomers among passenger vehicles with Talisman on the forehead.
Although we are not even close to the time when we can say that Christmas is around the corner and it is not even autumn on the calendar yet, Hollywood is already stocking us with Christmas-themed movies?! But when you are a movie studio, you have to start promoting movies in advance. So it's Christmas time for the Cooper family in the Love the Coopers trailer. And just as presents are usually piled under the Christmas tree, this film is packed with movie stars, as John Goodman, Diane Keaton, Amanda Seyfried, Marisa Tomei, Alan Arkin, Olivia Wilde and Ed Helms star in this Christmas comedy.
Just when we thought computer assembly was saying goodbye, it is experiencing its second spring. It was revived by projects such as the modular phone Phonebloks and Google's Project Ara, and now Acer is joining the modular brush, which introduced a computer that you can assemble like Lego bricks. It's called the Revo Build, and its intelligent design allows you to add bricks (read functionality/extra capabilities) to it like speakers, a projector, a wireless charging station, a hard drive, etc., as easily as stacking Legos on top of Legos.
Every marriage can be improved, whether you admit it or not. And since marriage is a living organism, it needs to be nurtured and strengthened all the time. It should be noted that both spouses are always responsible for the partnership and that the situation is the result of the (in)actions of both. The website Relationship Advice has therefore prepared eight scientifically proven tricks that will improve the relationship between partners and keep the marriage as happy as it was on the first day.
Gone are the days when we took photos with a Polaroid, a camera that instantly printed our photo. Although its days seem to have passed, Polaroid is making a comeback. At the consumer electronics and household appliances fair IFA in Berlin, it was recently presented as a digital camera with a built-in photo printer that prints a photo instantly, but does not use ink! It sounds like the name Polaroid Snap.
Would you like to transform into Slovenian eagles and feel what it means to fly 250 meters far without having to ski down the Planiška Velikanka? Soon it will be possible. But not with the help of augmented reality. A steel cable has been strung over the ski jump of the Gorišek brothers, and the attraction will soon be officially opened. Ziplines are nothing new in Slovenia, but nowhere will you feel like Peter Prevc, Robert Kranjec, Primož Peterka and other jumpers who complete the same route on skis while going down the zipline.
A group of researchers at the German University of Tubingen has developed an algorithm that can produce any photograph in the style of great painters such as Picasso and Van Gogh. Technically, this process is called deep learning, which is a collection of algorithms capable of independent learning without the help of a human. It is about the creation of artificial neural networks, where computer programs work according to the model of the human brain. This type of technology is already used by Google in photo recognition.
Many of us are guilty of using our smartphone right before bed. Some of us do this even after the lights in the bedroom have already gone out. It may seem like an innocent act to some, but once you listen to clinical psychologist Dr. Dan Siegel, who talked about what this means for our brains and bodies, may help you to give up this bad habit.











