The picnic season is already in full swing. Warm days are just calling to take advantage of them and spend them in the embrace of nature and in the company of the people we love. And if we can't imagine spring, and especially summer, without picnics, we can't imagine them without certain mandatory equipment (more on that below). There is no good picnic without it. You'll soon wonder how you ever got through picnics without them.
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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?
Attention Turkish coffee lovers! We have a new way of preparing Turkish coffee for you, which is actually not new, as it is a traditional process. Cooking in hot sand. If you are a real Turkish coffee drinker, then you know that preparation is a kind of ritual, so it will not be amiss if this type of preparation takes a little more time than usual. From the city of Aqaba, Jordan, comes a video showing how Turkish coffee is brewed in the traditional way.
Battery life and protection. These are the main two concerns when taking your phone into the wild. The Mophie Juice Pack H2PRO case beats both. Literally and figuratively. Namely, by wearing it with the iPhone 6 smartphone for more than 100%, you extend the autonomy of the phone, as it contains a battery with a capacity of 2750 mAh. The case is also durable and exceeds military safety standards for drops and shocks. What we said, iPhone 6 Bear Grylls release.
More and more alternative drive cars are knocking on the door of series production. Thus, conventional roads are already regular guests of electric vehicles, and now solar cell cars are also flirting with them. One such is the Sunswift eVe, the solar car of Australian students from the University of New South Wales, who want to drive it on the streets of Sydney as early as July 2015. The car should pass all safety and other standards required for vehicle registration by then. This will make it the first vehicle of its kind in the southern hemisphere.
Most wearable technology is designed to track our movements. And Pulse Play follows our game, tennis to be precise. It is a smart bracelet created for tennis players, which is in charge of monitoring the results. Because every amateur tennis player knows that his opponent tries to score an extra point at every opportunity. Now that won't be possible anymore as Pulse Play is there instead of the referee and will quickly catch your partner in a lie. The three-time Grand Slam winner signed the bracelet.
With its innovative design, the Aero wooden wheel aims to discover new possibilities of composite wood, i.e. specially treated wood (a process of chemical modification of wood by introducing smaller molecules into the cell walls). It was created according to the idea of architects Atanas Zhelev, Mariya Korolova and Martina Hutzal, and saw the light of day at Milan Design Week 2015.
Technology and water have never been on really friendly terms. But thanks to the Monster SuperStar BackFloat speakers, they don't look at each other so sideways anymore. These bluetooth speakers are not only waterproof, but also float on water, so you can take them to the pool, sea, lake, jacuzzi and shower. Ideal for pool parties.
Amsterdam-based design house Sprintime has developed the Adam. electric bike, which is designed to suit the lifestyle of a student (Adam is the short name for the Dutch capital). Namely, the team investigated different cycling patterns and behavior of students in the city, and we have the results of the findings in front of us. E-bike with removable battery and speaker.
The IWC Connect is not a smartwatch. But it can make classic wristwatches smarter. Namely, IWC Connect is a round digital device that will soon begin to appear on the straps of sports watch models of the Swiss brand IWC. It will track physical activity without having to own an elegant watch face. In addition, it will be possible to manage other devices connected to the Internet of Things.
Mobile phones have come a long way since their inception. Technology has advanced tremendously during this time, so today we can put everything in a smartphone for which we once needed even a desk space. Along with technological progress and trends, the size of mobile phones has also changed. At first, this steadily declined until the point when touch screens or smartphones began to appear. Since then, the size curve has gone up again. Now it seems we have found the perfect one? Are we really?
The Slovenian SipaBoard is the first self-inflating sup in the world, which reached the financial goal of 150,000 dollars after two weeks on Kickstarter, which the SipaBoards team needed to start production. The SipaBoard has a built-in electric battery that inflates the sup in the first stage, then hides in the board itself and drives a thruster motor that helps to glide on the surface (maintains balance and direction). It allows a speed of up to three knots (approx. 5 km/h) and comes with a wireless paddle, which is also a "gas pedal".
The premiere of Mad Max: Fury Road (May 14, 2015) is fast approaching, and to help you get through the next few days until the fourth installment of the post-apocalyptic franchise, we're serving up all the wrecked vehicles featured in it. Director George Miller dedicated a large part of the film to the octane monsters, which will probably completely steal the show from Tom Hardy, who replaces Mel Gibson and Charlize Theron in the role of Max. It is the exact opposite of what we see in the Fast and Furious series, which is not a bad thing at all.











