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Batteriser - When a disposable battery gets nine lives

Today, everything revolves around batteries. But we are mainly talking about those lithium-ion ones that keep smart mobile devices alive. Despite this, there are still many devices around us that are powered by classic disposable alkaline batteries. A television remote control is just one example. And since we know how fed up you are, because you have to change them from time to time, the Batteriser case will also come in handy, which extends the life of the battery by as much as 800%!

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The fourth part of the retro-futuristic PC game Fallout is coming

Great news for all those who love the post-apocalyptic Fallout series. A trailer for the new, fourth sequel, which has the working title Fallout 4, has landed online. The game has once again been signed by the Bethesda company, which will reveal the official title at the E3 computer game industry fair.

Smart phones

Gionee M5 smartphone – not one, but two batteries for this Android

Just as every serious photographer knows that an additional battery is a mandatory part of the equipment, the smartphone user is also increasingly aware that the battery is the Achilles' heel of modern mobile phones. That's why the Chinese Gionee put not one but two in their Gionee M5 smartphone. This should contribute not only to a longer autonomy of the mobile phone (up to 4 days) but also to a longer battery life.

Audio Tech

Here headphones – a recording studio in your ears, with which you control what you hear, how much and how

Whether it's the bustle of the street, the sound of trains, or just normal, everyday noise, there are many moments when you'd rather stick earplugs in your ears. But the Here headphones go one step further. These wireless headphones have a built-in DPS processor (Digital Signal Processing) and therefore the ability to digitally process the audio signal. This gives us control over the sound at the level of signals and frequencies and over the volume, and we personalize it with the associated application, as we would do in a recording studio.

Wearable devices Tech

Blocks modular watch – a smart watch tailored to you

It started with Lego bricks, then we built computers, now, after smartphones, we will build watches. At the Computex 2015 fair in Taipei, the Qualcomm company released a study of the Blocks modular smart watch, which was created in collaboration with the jewelry brand Tateossian. This allows complete freedom to choose functions and other features that we will choose through modules that will serve as part of the strap.

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Musio – a robot that acts like a friend and puts on a friendly face for artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence is something fascinating and something scary at the same time when we think about what it is capable of. It comes in all kinds of forms, found in smartphones and other devices like robots. One such is the Musio robot from AKA, which puts a friendly face on artificial intelligence. It is a personal robot that wants to be your friend, that learns and helps with daily household chores, answering e-mails, etc.

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GoPro Hero+ LCD action camera - touch screen and almost bargain price

The GoPro Hero+ LCD is sandwiched between the Hero and Hero4 Silver models, which is considered the "pioneer" of touch screens in GoPro action cameras. If the latter is too expensive for you, this is an excellent compromise in terms of quality and price, because despite its lower rank, it is extremely capable. As the name suggests, it relies on a built-in LCD touch screen, which makes it easy to operate the camera and review captured images.

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Windows operating system retrospective

Microsoft recently announced that the Windows 10 operating system will be released on July 29, 2015. With it, the tech giant will try to regain the trust it lost with Windows 8, but before history begins to judge the tens, let's see what path they Windows had to go through to get to where they are. Windows retrospective, everything from DOS, the golden days of OS Windows 98 and XP, to the quirk we call Windows 8.

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Google introduced Android M

Google launched the next version of Android these days. At the annual developer conference Google I/O 2015, they presented Android M, which brings many new functions and successful improvements. Android M focuses on improving software stability and usability.

Architecture & Interior Tech

Tempescope - a device that physically displays the weather forecast

Although today's weather forecast on TV, computer or mobile device gives us a rather plastic idea of the weather that awaits us, no weather forecast goes as far as Tempescope, a device by Japanese innovators that physically simulates the next day's weather forecast in a transparent box .

Tech Viral

Wurstify - Chrome extension that gives people a Conchita Wurst beard

If you're looking for a Google Chrome browser extension that will put you in a good mood, the Wurstify extension won't miss you. This gives the online experience a humorous dimension, as it adds a beard to every face you come across online. The add-on supports all websites and uses sophisticated facial recognition technology, with which the beard does not escape anyone.

Beauty Tech

mTABLET – a Slovenian medical device that will speed up the digitization of healthcare

The Slovenian start-up company Mesi has developed a special medical device, the mTABLET, which measures blood pressure, ECG or lung volume on the patient via wireless modules, and stores the results of the measurements in the patient's electronic file, which is in the cloud. This can be done anywhere and at any time by a general practitioner, an angiologist (vascular disease doctor) or a cardiologist. mTABLET will first go to the United States to seek his fortune.

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