The world of luxury watches is awash with tributes to human greed, but American company Nico Gerard has still somehow managed to create a timepiece that stands out. Namely, they made a wristwatch that was combined with the Apple Watch smart watch. It's not a crossover, their idea was to wear both watches at the same time. That's why the Pinnacle has a classic Swiss-made analog wristwatch on the front, and an Apple Watch on the other. Why, you ask? Because five-year-olds never have enough.
The Sony Xperia M5 is the first smartphone to boast hybrid focus. The 142-gram mid-range phone is the spiritual successor of the Xperia M4 Aqua model and has a digital camera with a resolution of 21.5 pixels (2160p video recording), which also makes it stand out from the competition.
You probably know that your smartphone is capable of many things, but if you learn how to turn it into a 3D hologram the plebeian way, you'll kick all your friends' ass. To make it, you only need a CD case (for those of you who don't know what a CD is, ask Uncle Google), an alpha knife, some adhesive tape, a pen, a ruler and graph paper. You can find the instructions in a YouTube video by MrWhoseTheBoss.
What would Google look like if it had been invented in the 80s? This is the question that puzzled the Australian company Mass:werk, who made a working vintage version of Google based on the technology that was available at the time. Are you curious about what browsing Google would have looked like thirty years ago? Check it out for yourself.
Happaratus are electric gloves that you can use to shape wood and stone by hand just like you would shape clay. It sounds like science fiction, and it is, except you don't have to become a superhero with special powers, you just need to put on the "augmented reality" gloves of Royal College of Art graduate Morten Grønning.
There is no bar in the city without a big screen in the summer garden. Football matches and similar sporting events are nice to watch outside while slurping beer. All televisions of this type are designed for indoor use, as they are not protected against rain and other adverse weather conditions. Those problems are now over when you consider the SunBrite TV Signature Series outdoor TV that can handle all weather conditions. Unlike other TVs, you don't have to be afraid of it and you don't have to move it "to warm".
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.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said that in the future, humans will be the pets of robots. Which, given the following, is still an optimistic scenario. And when we imagine the apocalypse, it doesn't usually start with an innocent game of ping pong, but the following footage of an Omron robot playing ping pong with humans and working to easily subdue not only its ping pong opponent but all of humanity suggests that we should also consider such a scenario.
Fans of the Angry Birds franchise beware! Although the euphoria of splashing angry birds has died down a bit, one of the most popular smartphone games is making a big comeback. And here we don't mean the movie screens, where the angry birds fly in July 2016, but we are talking about the Angry Birds 2 application, which is already available for users of iOS and Android devices. So Angry Birds are back and the only question is, why don't you have them on your phone yet?!
The vice president of Apple's design department, Jony Ive, was very graphic last September when he said what the Apple Watch would mean for Switzerland - the watches of the "old forge" are doomed. Even if we take the bragging out of the equation, Ive has a point. The Swiss industry must be aware of what wrist computers mean for their business. Smart watches do not necessarily mean the decline of classic wristwatches, but their golden days are definitely over. But there is a product on the market that keeps up with the tech toys, even if it's not as high-tech as Apple's revolutionary model. It is a Sistem51 watch from the Swiss brand Swatch.
Have you ever had one of those days when you hoped you wouldn't run into anyone you know at a store or bar, or you really didn't feel like waiting in line? Hand in hand, when did you have it? And what does this have to do with Google? Everything. Google now provides us with information about store or bar visit statistics, so you can check the most popular times, i.e. when it is usually the busiest and when is the best time to go shopping, visit the gym or read the newspaper while sipping coffee.