We live in the age of social media. We basically live in social media. If we don't have a profile on at least one of them, we don't actually exist or we live behind nine mountains and waters. With smartphones, we can take great photos and use them to immortalize more or less important events several times a day, which we carefully "filter" before releasing them to the world. Daniel Wilson and Martin Adolfsson came up with the idea that it might be better to step out of the world of perfect and carefully planned photos and show themselves in a more realistic light.
The guesswork is over. We know what the new iPhone 8 will look like when it's unveiled in just over two (read 3) months, as plans to make cases for the much-coveted gadget have surfaced online. So detailed that there's no doubt - this is the new iPhone 8.
Back to the future or forward to the past? Anyway, at Samsung they did some of this and offered a new foldable smartphone Galaxy Folder 2 for viewing. Retro is alive and kicking, so why not "dress" it with modern technology every now and then. Some other major mobile technology manufacturers are already doing something similar. Not much is known about Folder 2 yet, but let's see what they can serve us with for now.
Haven't you always wanted a ring with magical power? Sort of like Lord of the Rings? To help you fly, become invisible or stop time. Well, we can still dream about the above (or maybe it will come true), but for now we'll have to be content with the Token Ring to help us in our world. We still have enough time for a fairy tale.
The biggest gaming event E3 took place this year in Los Angeles, California. The biggest talents from this industry once again had the opportunity to present their work and impress users. Expectations are high every year and many nails were probably bitten a few days before the event. Which E3 games will you be able to play already this year?
Ubitricity is a German company that wants to consign fossil fuels to history as soon as possible. What does that mean? They say that electric vehicles and green energy are inseparable, and they also see the future in this combination. Of course, in a way that will be affordable for everyone. Let's see what Ubitricity has prepared in London.
Marko Vučković is a Serbian designer who says that the more he observed the connections between materials, forms and uses, the more creative he became. This time he designed two futuristic watches, Saturn and Void, which will help you concentrate.
What did bikes not have (until now) that cars have? Besides of course the steering wheel, gear lever, airbags and dashboard? The answer we're looking for is a large trunk. Many times we find ourselves wanting to go on a trip by bike, but we don't know where to go with the stuff we have to take with us. Well, from now on, these worries will be unnecessary, as The Load electric bike comes to our rescue.
"What will the laptop be like in the future?" would be a fun prize question. We are sure that we could list more and more answers. But would one of them be the one offered by Lenovo? What we will reveal to you will probably surprise you quite a bit.
We have already seen many unusual technological "gadgets", but not yet like this one. What would it be like to type on glass? If you have ever asked yourself a similar question, the answer is now waiting for you. Bastron is a glass computer keyboard without keys.
Your wish can be granted! Nuviz introduced the HUD (Heads-up display), a screen that has a similar function to the dashboard in a car. This will make driving on a motorbike safer, as you will no longer have to move your head down when you want to read travel information.
Are Apple and Samsung scratching their heads in worry? Perhaps it can, and the reason for this is the OnePlus 5 smartphone, which is said to be one of the best phones of this year, especially considering the price. The Chinese OnePlus must have learned from past mistakes and are now sending an exceptional "all-round" phone to the market.