Although Samsung focused most of its Galaxy Uncpacked 2015 event on the Galaxy S6 Edge+ and Galaxy Note 5, the last act (Samsung Pay aside) went to the Galaxy Gear S2, Samsung's first round smartwatch. Most things remained shrouded in mystery, but only until the IFA trade fair in Berlin, which will be held in early September. To make it easier for us to wait, Samsung pleased us with some photos.
Vacations are slowly coming to an end, which means that many of you are returning home with full "batteries", and especially with full memory cards due to the abundance of photos taken. There must have been several hundred of them. The days when we went to the photo studio and developed them are long gone, now we move most of them to the computer. Digital photography has completely changed the way we perceive memories. We used to put pictures in albums, today they are drowning unmarked in files on the computer. Therefore, we suggest that you consider the Google Photos application, where your photos will be automatically uploaded, sorted and tagged.
Samsung unveiled the 'Jao Ming' version of the already 'Shaquille O'Neal' Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone in New York, suggesting that it's not deviating from big phones, a category it has dominated for years. 2011 with Galaxy Note also created by myself. The S6 Edge+ has a larger screen than the pioneer among mobile phones with a curved screen. In terms of software and hardware, it was inspired by its older brother, but it outgrew it in the screen (5.7 inches vs. 5.1 inches). The South Koreans also thought about autonomy, and if until now we were used to smartphones being the first concern, this is now only an afterthought.
What if a camera could capture what your brain captured? This is exactly what the Graava action camera does, a camera with artificial intelligence, so smart that it edits and edits the video itself and knows what you found important and interesting during the recording. It is assisted by five sensors - camera, microphone, accelerometer, GPS and heart rate monitor. During the recording, she herself will understand what is worth remembering, because she recognizes interesting objects that she captures in the frame, knows when we are excited, follows the sounds and, above all, thinks like a human.
Mobile devices without a charger are like people without air. But while air is (for now) a freely available commodity everywhere, chargers cannot offer "air" to mobile devices at every step. That's why you can do it with every turn of the pedal. But only if you use the Siva Cycle Atom ecological charger on your bike, which is created for all types of mobile devices and has a built-in battery that allows you to charge devices even when you are not on the bike.
A Japanese engineer has invented a new way to travel: a transporter called the WalkCar. Small, light and apparently completely easy to use and suitable for carrying in a backpack, it is expected to transport its first passengers in the spring of 2016.
Canon ME20F-SH with an ISO sensitivity of 4 million - a video camera that sees what your eyes cannot
The ME20F-SH is Canon's new camcorder that sees what your eyes can't, allowing you to shoot in daylight or at night with an unsurpassed sensitivity of ISO 4 million (+75 dB) and infrared light, opening the door to worlds that until now you didn't know. It is small, light, with an innovative cube design, compatible with a large collection of EF2 lenses (EF mount with Cinema Lock) and the possibility of remote control.
The future is here. Lexus was not kidding with its Slide floating board and upgraded the June promotional video with a demonstration video, where the superconducting board was put to the test at the Cubelles skating rink in Barcelona. Check out how she fared and what professional surfer Ross McGouran had to say about her.
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.