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.
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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?
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.
Don't worry, we won't get you excited about pixels, frame rate, or anything like that. What we have is a video showing off the muscles of a new computer program. Bored, right? No. Namely, it is a DirectX 12 program or graphics booklet that will guide all your toy trips to imaginary worlds in the future. And the results it gives are absolutely fantastic. And eerily realistic. Check.
The traditional GTI meeting by Lake Vrbsk will be welcomed again this year by a number of special edition cars. Our eye was especially caught by Audi's TT clubsport concept with 600 "horses", which is inspired by their racing cars of the GT3 series. It is "betrayed" by the large rear wing, and the study itself is a look into Audi's crystal ball, indicating where the TT family could be taken in the future.
The sci-fi comedy Absolutely Anything is interesting from several aspects. First of all, it is a very tempting premise, where a disillusioned teacher in the image of Simon Pegg suddenly discovers that he has the ability to do anything he wants. Whatever! It's a challenge that they give him - and here's another interesting thing - a digitally animated group of aliens, voiced by the legendary members of the Monty Python team. Then there's the talking dog, voiced by the late Robin Williams.
Are you interested in what a first-person walk through the rooftops of Paris looks like? Of course, who doesn't want to see the city of love from a perspective we're not used to. But the problem is that you'll probably be looking down and catching your breath more than looking around the French capital, because YouTube user SamUtlim, who is no stranger to parkour skills (red flag!), stages a "walk" worthy of a scene in the movie. Definitely more exciting than your commute from work.
They say the freaks come out at night, but when darkness falls on the land, the ideal conditions for magical photos are created. Admittedly, most photographers put away their cameras once the sun drops below the horizon, but not self-taught Mikko Lagerstedt. The Finn trained in night photography and shares his masterpieces on Instagram. Check out the Milky Way, the Northern Lights, the red-tinged twilight and other magic of nature that makes the photos almost unreal.
Just as the sun or global warming is melting the ice in Antarctica, these aerial shots of the DJI Phantom 2 quadcopter piloted by filmmaker Kalle Ljung will melt your heart. On a multi-week trip with his father, he captured truly incredible scenes that will take your breath away while sailing a sailboat.
While the Fonkraft modular phone for the masses will apparently remain just a pious wish of users, since it was pulled from Indiegogo for some unknown reason in the middle of the campaign, they will still get their money's worth. A somewhat different but still affordable modular solution appeared on the market. The first-of-its-kind modular case from startup Nexpaq will be a welcome addition to any smartphone.