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Lunark Phone - One smartphone, two screens

Just when we thought that flip phones had finally gone to the eternal hunting grounds, both LG and Samsung announced its return. If the move doesn't seem logical, it seems all the more so as the flip phone of industrial designer Allan Ospina, who redefines this type of technological toys in a new way, i.e. according to Sony. Namely, they created the Lunark Phone smartphone with two screens and a special hinge that connects them into one.

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ViW - attachment for webcams, with which we see the "whole picture"

The two biggest problems during video calls are lighting and field of view. The light may be ideal, but it doesn't help you if all you can see is your friend's chin. Because these small problems, which are so typical of video communication, got on the nerves of the team from the Swedish company Frankly, they created the ViW attachment. ViW boasts a dual lens and provides a 50% wider field of view than conventional webcams. It does this without distorting or "distorting" the image in any way.

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LG Rolly Keyboard: The only foldable portable keyboard you'll ever need

And you thought keyboards couldn't look sexy?! The company LG Electronics, which, among other things, manufactures excellent peripheral units for computers, has produced a foldable portable keyboard compatible with various operating systems (Android, iOS, Windows Phone), which is exactly that. Folding mobile keyboards are nothing new, but the LG Rolly Keyboard is a different story altogether. Although it is made of silicone, it does not look "artificial" and although it offers a whole set of keys with a relatively high structure, it measures only 25 centimeters.

Gadgets Cycling

SmartHalo - Turn your bike into a smart bike with this awesome device for urban cyclists

For the tech-savvy cyclist, there are a number of smart bikes. Unfortunately, not all of them justify the high price, especially when you have a perfectly good bike at home. Fortunately, there is an upgrade that turns such "ordinary" wheels into a SmartHalo device. Based on simplicity and ease of use, Cyclelabs' circular device combines navigation, an alarm system, a bike light and much more.

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Blush Vibe: a vibrator for the 21st century, controlled via an app on your smartphone or watch

Lovense, the maker of erotic toys for long-distance relationships (because the only recipe for them is sex), with the smart vibrator Bluch Vibe, which can be controlled via a dedicated app on the iPhone smartphone and Apple Watch smartwatch, is on the crowdfunding platform Indiegogo in instant success. The authors emphasized not only the fact that it can be used without hands, but that it can vibrate to the rhythm of the selected music or sounds from the surroundings.

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Exploride – a projection screen that turns even an old car into a smart car

Dreaming of trading your 1999 Ford Fiesta for a high-tech BMW? Of course, but unfortunately money doesn't grow on trees. Fortunately, a new "gadget" has appeared, which will also adapt the car given by emso to today's standards and bring infotainment even to such an old "cradle". And that for just over 230 euros. We are talking about the projection screen or the Exploride HUD, where you can find all the key information gathered under one roof.

Gaming Viral

Loop - elliptical pool table

We are used to the fact that billiard tables are rectangular in shape, they are distinguished only by size, among which the snooker table is the largest. But regardless of the size of the table, its width is always equal to half the length. Well, mathematician Alex Bellos took a different approach and created the Loop pool table, a variation of the ellipse pool table with only one hole and only three balls. Why would anyone do such a thing? It's actually a brilliant idea, and you can try your hand at elliptical pool billiards online.

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Acer Predator 8: a tablet with toy DNA

While everyone is trying to cater to general, business and creative users with tablets, Acer, the giant of the computer industry, has created a toy tablet. Acer's toys from the Predator series, the Predator 8, will be difficult to open, as it is a real "animal" among tablet computers, with hardware that will not leave fans of gaming indifferent. The toy DNA also comes out in its appearance, as it is adorned with an aggressive look that we are not used to in tablet computers, which are famous for their elegance.

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Google OnHub: Google with the #router advanced wireless router for idiots

The technological giant Google is penetrating every pore of computing and their latest "victim" is wireless routers. Recently, Google (or is it now Alphabet?) introduced an advanced wireless router for idiots, OnHub, equipped with 13 antennas of 2.4 GHz frequency (12 of which transmit the signal and one receives) and a data transfer speed of up to 1900 MB per second. Aesthetically perfect, it is intended for more demanding environments.

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Intelligent Energy - the world's first hydrogen battery for smartphones

British technology company Intelligent Energy has created the world's first hydrogen battery. The battery in the smartphone should last for a week without charging. The price of the battery remains up in the air for now.

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"Pen" on the sun's rays Febo - for drawing with the sun

You've probably all heard of pyrography. If you haven't heard it, you've certainly seen it in practice. Namely, it is wood (can also be leather or cork) decorated with burnt patterns, which today are mostly created with the help of a device similar to a soldering iron (with a hard tip or a tip made of wire). Febo, on the other hand, returns to nature and instead of electricity (which heats the tip of the tool) uses a magnifying glass and the sun's rays, which make it possible to draw with the sun.

Smart phones

BlackBerry Venice - BlackBerry as Android with a recessed body and a physical keyboard

While the BlackBerry brand is slowly but steadily sinking like Venice, it is trying to save itself with the BlackBerry Venice smartphone, which is the first BlackBerry that does not have its own operating system but Google's Android OS, and the special feature is a sinking case that hides the physical keyboard. Is classic looks and Android the combination that will save this sinking Canadian company?

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