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Aipoly - a mobile app that makes the blind miss

A lot of mobile apps serve as a huge waste of time. Aipoly does not fall into this category. It is an application that helps the blind to miss! Unfortunately, this does not mean that they miss like Metka in Kekc, but it helps the blind and partially sighted to identify things around them more easily. All the user has to do is point the phone and the app will tell them exactly what they are looking at.

Audio Tech

Mindset: smart headphones that improve concentration by recognizing brain activity

Technology has done a lot of damage to our concentration in recent years, as it often deconcentrates us. And because wedge collides with wedge, Mindset headphones were created to attempt to repair this damage. It is a smart headset that detects your brain activity and is able to recognize when you are no longer focused and help you to concentrate on work again. They were created to increase your productivity.

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Handle – A robot as nimble as a gymnast who could easily compete in the hurdles

Remember the Kengoro humanoid robot that can do push-ups? Even Boston Dynamics has now moved its "athlete". Robot Handle is as agile as a gymnast and masters the art of parkour better than you ever will.

Smart phones

MWC 2017: Motorola Moto G5 - A stylish metal jacket for a budget phone

Little money, little music, they say. At Mobile World Congress, Motorola unveiled the Motorola Moto G5 (and Moto G5 Plus) smartphone that defies that saying more than ever. The Motorola G family has always offered a lot for a little money, now the Moto G5 further confirms the absurdity of the reko.

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YouTube TV: will YouTube "kill" classic television?

The online video portal YouTube has chosen classical television as its next victim. Namely, it is introducing a subscription package of television programs, which will directly compete with traditional providers of cable, satellite and internet television.

Gadgets Wearable devices

Beoncam: A 360-degree wrist camera worn like a wristwatch

360-degree cameras are nothing new. All tech brands that matter have their own. But you can't wear any of these on your wrist. To Beoncam! This is a cross between a smart watch and a camera like you find in a smartphone. The detachable wrist camera allows you to capture 360-degree panoramas with a resolution of 5 MP and images with a resolution of 1200 x 1200 pixels.

Smart phones

Guessing is over, this is what the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be like!

It's the Samsung Galaxy S8! It was revealed by the infamous Evan Blass, who exposed many devices before the official release. This time he got his hands on the photos of the most anticipated smartphone of the year, which is not the iPhone.

Cars Tech

MWC 2017: Porsche Design Book One – after hybrid cars, a hybrid laptop

The Porsche brand is known for its fast and aesthetically appealing cars, but its design department Porsche Design occasionally serves up some addition that impresses a wider circle of lovers of aesthetics and exclusive products. This time at the mobile technology fair MWC 2017, Porsche Design brought the premium 2-in-1 Porsche Design Book One laptop, which, in the style of cars, is decorated with performance and an elegant design. Porsche makes no compromises.

Smart phones

MWC 2017: Alcatel A5 LED – the star of parties and concerts

Alcatel A5 LED is the world's first interactive LED smartphone. The back of the phone is dotted with LEDs that dance to the rhythm of the music and create a real light show. This durable smartphone is born for parties and concerts.

Smart phones

iPhone 8 will not have a Lightning connector, but USB-C!

The new iPhone (whether it will be called iPhone 8, time will tell) will have to wait until September 2017, and rumors about the successor of the iPhone 7 model are increasing day by day. The latter especially raises dust. It is a very unexpected move by Apple. Instead of the Lightning connector, the iPhone 8 should get a USB-C connector, which has become established as a universal standard.

Architecture & Interior Tech

Seiko is resurrecting the wristwatch made famous by Steve Jobs

Do you remember Norman Seeff's famous black and white photos of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs posing with a new Macintosh at his home (Woodside)? In these photos from 1984, the computer visionary was wearing a Seiko wristwatch, which became a global bestseller in these photos taken for Time magazine. Seiko has now decided to revive the famous watch and launch a limited series of "Steve Jobs" watches, originally known as the Seiko Chariot.

Tech

Wheel: Fixie between turntables, which can also be placed upright

The Wheel is the Fixie among turntables. The company Miniot has stripped it of everything unnecessary and only has absolutely necessary components, which are skillfully hidden. The record player has no buttons, only a handle with which you operate it. You can place it horizontally or vertically.

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