Polaroid cameras serve their purpose well, but they are impractical and heavy, and at the same time, they are not capable of producing the same quality photos as smartphones. For those of you who still don't intend to part with them entirely, there's KiiPix.
Anyone who has ever wanted to record a "vlog" (a video blog that wasn't pure improvisation) or a promotional video has already faced the fact that they forgot or mixed up the text and only managed to do it on the 14th try. If you deal with this on a daily basis, it can be quite time-consuming. At the TV stations, they solved this with "trotl" drums, which until now were too expensive for home use. But now here's The Parrot, for which you only need a DSLR camera with recording capability and a smartphone.
Students from the South African University of Cape Town shook the scientific world with their discovery. They developed a new building material, in the production of which human urine, sand and bacteria were used.
What could be cleaner than Tesla's electric cars? Definitely Tesla's smart – robotic vacuum cleaner that delights housewives all over the world.
Scandina? "The Drop"? A simple speaker that boasts excellent sound and can be connected to Hi-Fi devices, audio-video equipment and other home multimedia. With "The Drop" series, Scandyna follows the basic principle of sound quality and fresh design. For sound playback, they are...
Dolby Dimension are wireless headphones designed for movie lovers or marathoners who watch movies or series for hours and want quality sound.
Asus recently teamed up with Google to produce the Chromebit pocket PC, but now it's ventured into these waters again on its own. His new product is called VivoStick and runs the latest Windows (Windows 10). With this, Asus is keeping pace with the growing market of compact personal computers, and the new product is manufactured using 14-nanometer technology and is consequently extremely energy-efficient.
Those of you who follow the developments in the market of technological devices probably know the story of the Galaxy Note 7. The story is over and we have all been impatiently waiting for the Samsung Galaxy Note8. Well, now we've got our hands on it, and the first impression is great.
Soon our lives will be much easier. With the growth of artificial intelligence and technology, machines or robots are taking over more and more of our tasks. If on the one hand they are taking away our jobs, there is also another, more pleasant side of the coin. This page is SpotMini from Boston Dynamics, which has added a new member to its family of robots in the back, a robot dog, which is an upgrade of a robot dog named Spot from 2015. Why? Because, among other things, she is good at household chores!
As summer turns to fall, tech enthusiasts around the world are eagerly anticipating one thing: the new iPhone. This year's rumors have been hotter than the August sun, and now we have all the details on what to expect from the iPhone 15. Get ready, because Apple doesn't intend to disappoint!
The IFA 2016 fair has dropped its curtain. The world's leading trade fair for consumer and entertainment electronics, communications, media and white goods, the IFA fair, served up a bunch of technological innovations for which we will be ready to untie our scrotums. We were particularly impressed by the following innovations.
Using a smartphone while walking has become a common habit. The appearance of "zombies", i.e. pedestrians engrossed in their smartphones, is becoming an increasingly pressing problem in urban traffic. Because of people's carelessness, many traffic accidents happen. Some time ago, the Germans answered this with floor traffic lights (LED lights built into the pavement that glow red and green), and in the Netherlands they invented a similar type of traffic signal that responds to the challenges of the time. Those in charge probably can't prevent us from using a smartphone, but they can prevent accidents...