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Air-Ink: ink for pens and cartridges made from car exhausts

As long as we use fossil fuels, we will be able to deal with air pollution. Air-Ink is a device that is installed on the exhaust system and is responsible for catching car exhausts at the source. even before they leave the pipe and enter the atmosphere. Graviky Labs then cleans the collected particles of toxic elements and turns them into ink for pens and printers.

Applications

Rumuki app - domestic hot shots in a safe way

The Rumuki mobile application will be especially useful for celebrities who often have their domestic hot videos leaked to the public. You've probably taken a hot homemade video yourself, or it remains your unfulfilled wish. If you are afraid that the wrong people will see your video, you can now effectively prevent it.

Applications

Sag's Wien – an app for a more beautiful Vienna

Sag's Wien (Tell, Vienna) is an interesting mobile application for the residents of Vienna, which allows them to inform the competent authorities with a few clicks where they see problems in the city in terms of garbage or dirt, poor condition of the road, poorly secured pedestrian crossings... The application is not just a repository for suggestions, because through it the citizens find out when the city authorities have tackled the inconvenience or eliminated it.

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The new Razor Blade (2017) – an uncompromising gaming laptop

Razer has introduced a new generation Razor Blade laptop, now powered by the powerful Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor. The new Razor Blade will satisfy even the most demanding users who are not ready to make any compromises.

Tech

Twitter to hand out yellow cards: 12-hour suspension for inappropriate language

Twitter has introduced a new policy for dealing with abusive users. These will face a 12-hour user account suspension in the future, and only their followers will be able to access their account.

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ProtectPax - invisible protection for the smartphone screen that makes it indestructible

Smartphone screens are quite sensitive. There are tons of solutions - from protective cases to protective films - but none are as elegant and inconspicuous as ProtectPax, an invisible liquid glass that protects the screen not only from water, dust and scratches, but also from bumps and drops.

Mobility Tech

Floor traffic lights for "zombies": traffic signaling that responds to the challenges of the times

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...

Gadgets

or - a simultaneous translator that breaks down language barriers

While traveling, we often come across some kind of obstacle, and this is most often of language origin. To make it easier to communicate, it's a good idea to learn a word or two before going abroad. It is even easier if you take a device with you or one that translates your speech on the fly. So language barriers are a thing of the past! Now you will never again find yourself in a situation where you cannot communicate with someone who does not speak your language, or in a foreign language that you know.

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The new Philips Moda - a computer screen thinner than a slice of bread

The new Philips Moda PC display is the thinnest Philips PC display to date. The 24-inch edge-to-edge screen with an extremely wide color spectrum measures just 5.2 millimeters in thickness. The EasySelect mode allows us to quickly and easily adjust the screen settings to Full HD resolution.

Fashion Tech

Self Tying Sneakers - DIY Lego Tying Device

Ever since the 'self-lacing' Nike Mag sneaker appeared in 1989's Back to the Future 2, mankind has dreamed of the day when fiction became reality. This happened in 2016, when we did see them. But due to the limited supply, only a handful could get their hands on them until now, and even those had to dig deep into their pockets. However, as you will learn below, you can also make 'self-tying' sneakers yourself. All you need are classic sneakers and Lego bricks.

Smart phones

iPhone 8: The new iPhone will support wireless charging

Finally! Although the presentation of the new iPhone is still far away, a lot is already known about the successor of the iPhone 7 model. It's mostly unconfirmed news, but it's almost certain that the new iPhone will offer wireless charging. Like the first iPhone, the iPhone 8 (iPhone X?) will be able to be charged wirelessly, which its competitors have been offering for "a decade".

Smart phones

The legend returns: Nokia 3310 in a modern guise at MWC 2017

Nokia 3310 announced a comeback! The uninitiated will encounter an unusual scene at the largest mobile telephony fair in Barcelona, which will make them feel like they have traveled back in time. At MWC 2017, yes 2017 and not 2000, the famous Nokia 3300, the legendary and probably the most popular mobile phone in history, is coming.

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