The Honor Band A1 is a smart bracelet from the Chinese brand Huawei, which it released under its sub-brand Honor, founded last year. With its arrival in Slovenia, it bets mainly on the Honor 5X and Honor 7, affordable but powerful mid-range phones, and offers other technological goodies, such as the presented sports bracelet with a UV indicator, which costs as much as watching a movie in a cinema for two persons!
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Scenes from many science fiction films such as Special Message are becoming more and more commonplace. This is confirmed by the Tap Strap, a wearable technological device that turns the whole world into one big keyboard, as it converts finger movements on practically any surface into characters. Are the days of the physical keyboard, faithful companion of computers and many other mobile devices, really numbered?
From now on, with the Samsung Galaxy it is not only possible to surf on the web, but also on the water. Samsung introduced the Samsung Galaxy Surfboard with an LED screen. Why? Because South Koreans consider surfing to be a solitary sport, as the surfer is cut off from the world while riding the waves. Well, nothing more. With this board, you can stay connected to the world wide web and the rest of your Samsung devices, even when you're doing mischief at sea. In the meantime, you receive messages from friends, fans or coaches in real time, and the board supplies you with the necessary information about the weather and waves.
With more and more drones in the air, questions about the safety of these devices arise. A good example is the drone that almost fell on the head of skier Marcel Hirscher and opened many questions related to safety. All this would not have happened if the drone had "on its back" SafeAir, a parachute made especially for drones. This SafeAir Pyrotechnic Parachute Recovery Solution (or SafeAir for short) is cheap insurance for when a drone fails in the air. If until now in this case we could only pray that he would not be injured in the fall, now this concern is unnecessary.
Today, practically everything is protected by a code. Smartphones, computers, tablets, suitcases, Wi-Fi... Even bank cards have their own code. By the way, how secure is your wallet? Not exactly, probably. Most flip wallets and change bags are no more protected than a button strap, even though they hold just as much valuable stuff as the rest of the listed possessions. If you want to have a properly secured wallet as well, Code Wallet, a dial wallet, is perfect for you!
Virtual reality has also penetrated the arts. Google introduced Tilt Brush, a virtual painting tool. Forget about classic brushes and crayons, with a special tool you can now draw in 3D space with fire! The possibilities are endless, as literally the whole world becomes your canvas and the palette your imagination! Put the HTC Vive virtual reality goggles on your head and let the creation begin!
Year after year, the iPhone's camera improves, but it cannot offer something like this by itself! The Pictar iPhone Photo Holder is, dare we say, the best thing in recent memory. Are you interested in what makes everything possible?
Is this the computer of the future? In the near future, computers as we know them will only find a place in museums, antique shops and collectors. The Magic Leap company demonstrated what a computer of the future will look like, which no longer needs a physical screen and case. Virtual reality glasses will be enough and you will have the world in the palm of your hand.
Boomerang appeared on Kickstarter almost three years ago, Xvida's magnetic holder and stand for the iPad, which allows you to easily attach the phone to various surfaces. The Slovenian company is now returning to the scene of the crime with an attachment that enables extremely fast wireless charging of Phone 6/6S, iPhone 6/6S Plus and all other phones that support the Qi wireless charging standard.
The popularity of virtual reality glasses is increasing, which also drastically increases the demand for VR content. GoPro responds to the challenge of the times with a case for a sextet of GoPro cameras, the GoPro Omni, which brings the capture of 360-degree footage closer to the masses.
The obsession with selfies is with the ROAM-e flying selfie stick from Australian company IoT Group. The ROAM-e is actually very useful as the user is not limited by the length of the stick, which is otherwise its biggest drawback.
In addition to the iPhone SE smartphone, Apple yesterday also presented the iPad Pro with a 9.7 inch (24 cm) screen. It is a tablet that will be used by the most demanding users who need a personal computer everywhere.