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Work Hard Anywhere - an application that finds the ideal workspace for working remotely

Offices used to be an uninspiring place where we went to work. For many people today, the office is the place where they have an Internet connection. Work Hard Anywhere is a simple application that allows you to find such a workspace. It knows more than 2,500 locations in 57 countries, so there is a high probability that such a public place is also near you. Each of them is evaluated by the users, and the evaluation criteria are the speed and reliability of the Wi-Fi connection, access to the electrical connection, the volume of the surroundings, the possibility of parking, price, food, etc.

Smart phones

Luna Phone – mobile phone of the future with "Ratchet" functions

Take off all the fluff from your smartphone and you have a phone in "Eve's costume". Display and control panel. That's actually all you need. And that's exactly what the Luna Phone is, a minimalist-looking phone by Spanish technical engineer Jorge Arbela Cabrera, who specializes in industrial and product design, a concept that takes the mobile phone back to its roots in extraordinary style.

Tech

YoYo Mats – a unique self-folding yoga mat

YoYo Mats - a unique yoga mat that folds up on its own like the popular '90s wristbands - are one of the freshest ideas gaining traction on the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform these days. See how the interesting base works and forget once and for all the frustration of rolling up annoying training bases...

Gadgets

Power Practical Proto 12 – Formula 1 among portable chargers

You're just going out, you're in a hurry, you grab your phone, but its red light is flashing. Dead battery again! A situation that is all too familiar. The phone usually lets us down just when we need it the most. Five minutes of charging will not help you much, as you will only have 1 percent more battery capacity. Charge the Power Practical Proto 12 Portable Charger for those same 300 seconds and you'll have enough power to top up your phone on the go. Give it a watch, and you'll be able to charge up to nine times without electricity on the way.

Tech

Companion App: When walking home alone becomes completely safe

Walking home alone, especially at night, can be a very unpleasant and dangerous experience, especially for women. In order to feel safer on the way home, students Danny Freed, Jake Wayne, Lexie Ernst and Katie Reiner developed the Companion App, which allows friends and family members to accompany us on the way home via their mobile phones.

Tech

Facebook listened to users: the "Dislike" button is coming, but not as the evil twin of like

Good things come to those who wait. For almost a decade, we Facebook users have been waiting to be able to express our disagreement or disapproval with a single click. At our insistence, Mark Zuckerberg has now only announced the imminent arrival of the Dislike button, which will almost certainly bear a different name, as the founder of this social network says that he will not offer it as a weapon for criticism, but for an expression of empathy. No more weird moments when we like tragic news, then.

Gadgets Cycling

Pingbell: Smart Bike Bell to Help Find Your Bike #kickstarter

With all the amazing things a bike-friendly city has to offer, sometimes the hardest part is finding your bike, drowning somewhere in the sea of other bikes. FROLIC Studio wants to solve this problem, so they created the Pingbell bike bell that helps us find our bike. A completely normal bell at first glance, it hides some smart technology that helps in locating the bike. Pingbell is currently raising funds on Kickstarter.

Gadgets

Apple Pencil: A digital pen that enables incredible precision

Apple's big 2015 event held in California on September 9 revealed their latest batch of hardware updates, including new versions of the iPhone 6 — the iPhone 6s and the larger iPhone 6s Plus — as well as the Apple Watch, the watch that spawned in collaboration with luxury fashion brand Hermès and reinforces Apple's desire to position its smartwatch as a luxury product rather than a utility. They also unveiled a larger version of their tablet called the iPad Pro, which they described as "the most capable and powerful iPad they've ever created." The only completely new product that will not be found among Apple's technological toys since the early 1990s is the digital pen Apple Pencil. This is made for use with the larger iPad and aimed at professional artists and designers. It will enable new precision in drawing and writing on the iPad, which will respond to different forms of pressure as well as different angles.

Tech

Dvel - Can't make up your mind? Let the app help you choose!

Having trouble making decisions? Can't decide which dress suits you better? Hesitating between running and cycling? The Dvel application will help you in a fun and fast way to make decisions easier with the help of your friends.

Tech

Apple Watch with the signature of the fashion house Hermès

Apple and Hermès have prepared a real technological and fashion treat for all technology lovers who also follow the latest fashion trends. Technological geniuses and designers of luxury clothing and fashion accessories have combined their creative powers and given the Apple Watch a refreshed and especially fashionable look for the new season.

Tech

GoPro Odyssey - 16 action camera kit is the best approximation of teleportation

We probably won't see teleportation or radiation, but there's no room for lamentation, because GoPro has prepared a toy that is the next best thing to the romantic idea instilled in us by science fiction. In real life, the drone is called the GoPro Odyssey, and it takes you on a journey-worthy Odyssey. And while GoPro action cameras are relatively affordable, the Odyssey, an attachment for 16 action cameras and recording 360-degree footage in 3D technology, will only be for the select few with a big wallet.

Audio Tech

Batband - revolutionary "earless" headphones with which you listen with your bones!

When we put headphones on our ears, we usually turn off the outside world, but with the revolutionary Batband headphones, it's a completely different song. First of all, we don't put them in or over our ears, but we wear the device on our head like Gaius Julius Caesar's laurel wreath, and secondly, we don't listen with our ears, but through vibrations on the skull bone. They use "bone conduction" technology, which allows listening to music and sounds from the environment at the same time.

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