Wireless chargers are becoming an increasingly common sight, and the days when cables will be unnecessary are no longer light years away. Light-colored is Microsoft's Qi wireless charger Nokia DT-903, which "accepts" all smartphones with the Qi standard, the standard that has the most credit for wireless charging. It is a plastic tile that, when a smartphone is placed on it, lights up like neon. Either orange, white and green.
Lego bricks have long outgrown the notion of a toy, and the Lego X project by the London studio Gravity is new proof that they can serve for much more than "just" to distract children cleverly. Namely, they developed hardware that allows a computer to track the position of individual cubes and thus simultaneously create a digital copy of the physical model.
The Storm ebike is an electric bike that is affordable, durable, economical and fun. With one charge of the lithium-ion battery, it can travel from forty-eight to eighty kilometers.
Forget about photo paper, Woodsnap prints your digital photos on wood. And considering that thanks to smart devices that are with us 24 hours a day, we also have a camera at hand all the time, we accumulate enormous amounts of photos. But even though we immortalize almost every moment, most of the photos are rarely visited, let alone printed. Printing is thus reserved only for the "chosen ones", for whom wood works even better than paper. Photos printed on wood are simply marriage.
When we think of the Batmobile, most of us think of the model presented to the world by director Tim Burton in 1989. And when we think of Apple, most of us think of the iPhone first. So it only seems logical that if a Batmobile-shaped iPhone 6 case could already come out, that it's Burton's replica. Bandai says it will protect your iPhone 6 as well as Batman's Batmobile in the movie of the same name.
With the Venue 8 7000 tablet, Dell adds a new dimension to tablets, literally, because with the built-in Intel RealSense Snapshot camera with two lenses, it enables the capture of three-dimensional images and videos, and thanks to 3D technology, it can also track hand and head movements and recognize facial expressions. Oh, did we mention it will be the thinnest tablet in the world? This title now goes to Android after it belonged to the Apple iPad Air 2 tablet.
"Glow" are smart headphones with an interesting appearance that offer a unique and dynamic listening experience, as they glow vibrantly in the dark to the rhythm of our heartbeat and the music we listen to while wearing them.
The iPhone 7 concept smartphone is already out there, even though the iPhone 6 hasn't even started cooling yet. But that didn't stop Yasser Farahi-led Dutch design firm OvalPicture from unveiling its vision for the next-generation iPhone. Apple enthusiasts will surely be over the moon with this news.
There are hundreds of applications that are designed to organize our finances or for recreation. How about an app that would help with fashion and wardrobe in a similar way? ClosetSpace does just that. Depending on the weather conditions, he puts together a stylish outfit that can be found in his wardrobe. And at no additional cost.
The whole world has now known the Apple Watch in detail, but no one has it yet, although a fake appeared on eBay some time ago, which confused many. How could it not, when everything since the presentation in September of last year has merrily tangled with release dates. Tim Cook put an end to that when he recently announced that the Apple Watch will go on sale in April 2015.
Twitter has become like the city of Babylon due to its popularity. Languages are mixing more and more, so we quickly come across a tweet that we don't understand. But now Twitter programmers have come to our aid, offering us the option of directly translating tweets, while Microsoft's "translator" Bing takes care of the translations.
You've probably stocked up on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod and then frantically searched for it around your apartment, while the worst scenario of losing it was running through your head. So that you don't have to turn over every pillow, go through all the pockets and all the bags, there is now a Marco Polo app that locates your iPhone. How? With your voice. You call it like you would call a dog, except that the iPhone will not run to you, but will answer you as you have taught it.