Counting calories has already been encountered by many people. We count them because we want to control the amount of food we eat, which nowadays adds pounds faster than ever before. Of course, there are many apps that help us count, but none go as far as the SmartPlate from startup Fotly, which knows exactly what and how much you've eaten. Now you will be able to relax completely and finally enjoy your food again.
Battery life and protection. These are the main two concerns when taking your phone into the wild. The Mophie Juice Pack H2PRO case beats both. Literally and figuratively. Namely, by wearing it with the iPhone 6 smartphone for more than 100%, you extend the autonomy of the phone, as it contains a battery with a capacity of 2750 mAh. The case is also durable and exceeds military safety standards for drops and shocks. What we said, iPhone 6 Bear Grylls release.
Most wearable technology is designed to track our movements. And Pulse Play follows our game, tennis to be precise. It is a smart bracelet created for tennis players, which is in charge of monitoring the results. Because every amateur tennis player knows that his opponent tries to score an extra point at every opportunity. Now that won't be possible anymore as Pulse Play is there instead of the referee and will quickly catch your partner in a lie. The three-time Grand Slam winner signed the bracelet.
Technology and water have never been on really friendly terms. But thanks to the Monster SuperStar BackFloat speakers, they don't look at each other so sideways anymore. These bluetooth speakers are not only waterproof, but also float on water, so you can take them to the pool, sea, lake, jacuzzi and shower. Ideal for pool parties.
The IWC Connect is not a smartwatch. But it can make classic wristwatches smarter. Namely, IWC Connect is a round digital device that will soon begin to appear on the straps of sports watch models of the Swiss brand IWC. It will track physical activity without having to own an elegant watch face. In addition, it will be possible to manage other devices connected to the Internet of Things.
Mobile phones have come a long way since their inception. Technology has advanced tremendously during this time, so today we can put everything in a smartphone for which we once needed even a desk space. Along with technological progress and trends, the size of mobile phones has also changed. At first, this steadily declined until the point when touch screens or smartphones began to appear. Since then, the size curve has gone up again. Now it seems we have found the perfect one? Are we really?
The evolution of the logo is a reflection of the development of the brand or the story of the company over time. If anyone, it is the technology companies that have to adapt, prove and respond to the challenges of the times day by day. In the world of technology, what was new yesterday is already old today. This can also be seen in the logos, and some giants have gone through really drastic and not just cosmetic changes. Check out how Apple, Microsoft and other tech giants responded to the challenges of the time.
Leica was, is and probably will remain the holy grail for photographers. Ever since 1925 with the Leica I prototypes, in the 1950s with the introduction of the legendary Leica M series cameras and today with the S, T, X and Compact Series cameras of incredible quality and versatility, Leica remains the queen. The latest Leica M Monochrom Typ 246 is also ready to share the company, which this time will serve only black and white photos.
Don't worry, we won't get you excited about pixels, frame rate, or anything like that. What we have is a video showing off the muscles of a new computer program. Bored, right? No. Namely, it is a DirectX 12 program or graphics booklet that will guide all your toy trips to imaginary worlds in the future. And the results it gives are absolutely fantastic. And eerily realistic. Check.
Have you ever wished you could replace your sound system with a singing and dancing robot bear? Choice Qee Robot is a multi-functional speaker in the shape of a robot bear that dances to the music it plays.
While the Fonkraft modular phone for the masses will apparently remain just a pious wish of users, since it was pulled from Indiegogo for some unknown reason in the middle of the campaign, they will still get their money's worth. A somewhat different but still affordable modular solution appeared on the market. The first-of-its-kind modular case from startup Nexpaq will be a welcome addition to any smartphone.
The LuminAID Packlite 12 solar light does not have the number 12 in its name by accident. It has a 12-part LED lighting system and provides a dozen hours of light if the light intensity is set to the minimum. If we want it to shine with all its power, the battery provides us with 6, and for emergencies we can use the third option, flashing, which extends the operating time to 32 hours. It is extremely mobile, as it turns into a "pancake" with a single twist.