The Apple Watch smart watch is naturally waterproof, as it boasts an IPX7 certificate, which means that it can survive in water up to a depth of one meter for a maximum of 30 minutes without damage, but Apple does not recommend this either. That's why Catalyst stepped in, a respected maker of protective iPhone cases that has long been a loyal Apple "security guard". And after iPhones, they have now taken the Apple Watch under their wing and made them truly waterproof (IP68 certificate).
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More and more people today are looking for fresher, more organic and more locally produced food, as the desire for a healthy diet is stronger than ever. And it starts with herbs, which are one of those ingredients that we use on a daily basis. Some have them (not fresh) in doses (transparent jars), while others are planted in pots and on the windowsill. Both of them will now easily come up with the Verdure planter, a self-watering pot that aesthetically grows herbs in the kitchen and satisfies both camps.
The TouchJet company has struck again. After they pleasantly surprised us with the TouchPico miniature projector, which can turn any wall into a touch screen, they left us speechless again with the TouchJet Wave device. Like the projector, this is looking for start-up funds on Indiegogo, where it has literally "pomed" the set goal. How not, when every television screen is turned into a touch screen, which becomes a bulky Android tablet for just over 100 euros.
Don't drink and drive. A rule that applies not only to drivers of motor vehicles but also to cyclists. Cycling under the influence of alcohol is also dangerous, as it weakens our perceptive abilities, slows down reactions and abilities, and causes disturbances in motor coordination and drowsiness. But since today nothing teaches us - despite considerable penalties even for cycling under the influence of alcohol - in Japan they came up with the idea of a special bike lock Alcoho-lock, the first breathalyzer bike lock in the world.
Although Samsung focused most of its Galaxy Uncpacked 2015 event on the Galaxy S6 Edge+ and Galaxy Note 5, the last act (Samsung Pay aside) went to the Galaxy Gear S2, Samsung's first round smartwatch. Most things remained shrouded in mystery, but only until the IFA trade fair in Berlin, which will be held in early September. To make it easier for us to wait, Samsung pleased us with some photos.
What if a camera could capture what your brain captured? This is exactly what the Graava action camera does, a camera with artificial intelligence, so smart that it edits and edits the video itself and knows what you found important and interesting during the recording. It is assisted by five sensors - camera, microphone, accelerometer, GPS and heart rate monitor. During the recording, she herself will understand what is worth remembering, because she recognizes interesting objects that she captures in the frame, knows when we are excited, follows the sounds and, above all, thinks like a human.
Mobile devices without a charger are like people without air. But while air is (for now) a freely available commodity everywhere, chargers cannot offer "air" to mobile devices at every step. That's why you can do it with every turn of the pedal. But only if you use the Siva Cycle Atom ecological charger on your bike, which is created for all types of mobile devices and has a built-in battery that allows you to charge devices even when you are not on the bike.
A Japanese engineer has invented a new way to travel: a transporter called the WalkCar. Small, light and apparently completely easy to use and suitable for carrying in a backpack, it is expected to transport its first passengers in the spring of 2016.
The Trefecta DRT is an electric bike for geeks from the future and an attempt to get people to give up car transportation more en masse. But many people have a hard time saying goodbye to the comfort and technology they bring. The Trefecta company therefore offered them an e-bike that can hide even many cars, as it is equipped with technology that is not even found in steel horses.
Your fingers also itch regularly and while working on the computer you check what is happening on Facebook, Twitter, etc. and let them throw you out of your work rhythm? If so, then the Saent smart device that increases your productivity in a fun and easy way is just for you. It not only disables intruders, but also improves interaction with the applications/programs you operate with.
WATCHme, also Watchus cyclopus, is a new "species" of memory stations for smart watches "discovered" by Vivien Muller. The cyclops monster that powers the Apple Watch was inspired by monsters from movies and cartoons. And although the offer of such chargers is already quite concentrated, none is as cute as the combination of a Minion and a one-eyed green ball of Mike from Monsters in the Closet, sorry from Kickstarter, where WATCHme is collecting start-up funds.
Autonomy is the biggest thorn in the side of mobile devices, as we use them practically all day today. That's why chargers have become our mandatory companion, but there are still places where we don't have access to electricity. Of course, there are solar chargers, but even the sun sometimes fails, especially in bad weather conditions, when the phone can be our solution. But empty is of no use to us. That's why the Crank Monkey hand charger never lets us down, for better or for worse.