You know that Google follows your every move and keeps all the history of your locations. Of course, only if you allowed him to send your location. Now, in addition to Big Brother, you can also access this data yourself and thus relive your past wanderings on Google Maps. The function is hidden under the name "Your Timeline", where you can check where you were on a certain day, month and year.
Autonomy is the biggest thorn in the side of mobile devices, as we use them practically all day today. That's why chargers have become our mandatory companion, but there are still places where we don't have access to electricity. Of course, there are solar chargers, but even the sun sometimes fails, especially in bad weather conditions, when the phone can be our solution. But empty is of no use to us. That's why the Crank Monkey hand charger never lets us down, for better or for worse.
The Travelamp is a cute accessory in the form of a flashlight that turns your smartphone into a mini night light, using the phone's built-in flash as a light bulb. The light diffuser made of durable silicone from Fred & Friends transforms the harsh light of the flash into a pleasant ambient light that will bring charm to just about any room.
With the Lenovo Miix 3 tablet, you will quickly forget about classic and even mini laptops, as it is ideal for surfing the web, listening to music, watching movies and photos. For which most users today use laptops. In addition, the fact that it already has the Windows 8.1 operating system installed (with smart Bing search) is also a good thing, and when you buy it, you also get a one-year license for the most powerful Office to date, Office 365.
But not because she was bad. Quite the opposite. The Dell Latitude 12 Rugged Tablet is an excellent tablet and the first from Dell that is also physically extremely durable. The fact that they are extremely capable is what we are used to with Dell devices anyway, and this time is no different. It is intended for everyone who works or moves in demanding environments, and it will also suit people of a more clumsy nature. The IP-65 standard guarantees it resistance to water, dust, sand, vibrations, falls, shocks and extreme temperatures.
Software exists to simplify and facilitate our lives. But that sounds too good to be entirely true. The technology sector is booming and cloud services are mushrooming. With all these options, it can be difficult to pick out the tools you actually need. Choose the wrong one and you'll end up with more work, not less. That's why we dug into the offer and selected tools that will help you work less and smarter.
The E1 is the world's smallest 4K video camera with interchangeable lenses. There are quite a few action cameras on the market that can boast of such quality, as can the cameras with the "Micro Four Thirds" format (micro 4/3) found by Olympus and Panasonic. But only Z's E1 combines the size and simplicity of an action camera with the ability to use any micro 4/3 lens (supports all Panasonic/Olympus MFT lenses). You can pre-order it on Kickstarter.
The fight for our wrist continues. After classic jewelry and watches, now there are smart watches and other technological gadgets, and the latest to join this series of products fighting for this human "real estate" is the Helix bracelet. Why would I convince you? Because of its elegance and ergonomics? You can. But the Helix, which is launching on Kickstarter, offers even more. In fact, it hides Bluetooth headphones, an essential accessory of man in the 21st century.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 has taken the throne among the tablets of the Korean technology giant, as it is currently their most powerful tablet, and Samsung's flagship tablet can also boast of the thinnest case to date. Both versions, both the one with a 9.7-inch and the 8-inch screen, are only 5.6 millimeters thick. Its most serious competitor, the iPad Air 2, measures 6.1 millimeters by comparison.
Lumos is the world's first smart bike helmet that boasts brake lights, a front light and turn signals. Some time ago we wrote about the Brakepack backpack with similar functions, but now all this and more is packed into a helmet. And yes, the helmet saves lives, but probably no one wants to put its skills to the test. That's why Lumos is here, which provides additional safety for the cyclist in the dark or with poor visibility, but not only makes him more visible, but at the same time warns drivers of his actions and intentions.
A puffy cloud rolls across the blue sky when we log in and the gospel is heard while we chat with friends - welcome to Facegloria, Brazil's evangelical social network. Although it looks a lot like Facebook at first glance, they want to be technically and morally better. This is a network where images of homosexuality, all violent content, erotic content and about 600 "forbidden" words are prohibited. There is also no "like" button, just an "amen" button. It all sounds pretty innocent, right?
Projectors for every pocket are nothing new. But most have to make compromises and at the expense of size either resolution or brightness suffers. The UO Smart Beam Laser pocket projector offers both, HD resolution (720p) and exceptional brightness (60 lumens) and all this in a housing that measures only 5.6 centimeters in height, width and depth. And as its name suggests, it uses advanced laser diodes and LCoS (Liquid Cristal on Silicon), i.e. reflective LCD technology, to deliver the image.