Some things have become so embedded in our everyday life that it is hard to imagine life without them. A microwave is not indispensable, but a modern kitchen without it is like wearing pants without underwear. Something is missing. But at the same time, it's one of those devices that doesn't 'give much of itself'. Only to yourself. That's why Jake Rich introduced the Mediumwave microwave, which has only 'blood' in common with other microwaves.
Samsung may not have been 100 years ahead of its time like Nikola Tesla, but three years in digital years is practically the equivalent. When Samsung launched its "flashy" Galaxy Note phone in 2011, it was the target of ridicule from Apple because of its large "pumpkin". Now that the latter has done the unheard of and trampled on Steven Jobs' vision, offering a (too big) 5.5-inch screen, Samsung has decided to strike back. In a sarcastic way.
ATMs, as we know them, serve primarily to withdraw money, while at Lamassu bitcoin ATMs, the transaction goes in the other direction. But it's not about deposits, it's about an "exchange" that changes euros (or any of the other 200 currencies it accepts) into bitcoins. Use is child's play. You scan your bitcoin QR code, insert money and voilà, you can already spend with the Internet currency.
Touchscreen gloves are nothing new, but classic winter gloves are not the only ones that come into contact with touch screens. There are also gloves for bikers, skiers, boarders, protective gloves, latex gloves, etc., which are not compatible with them, although they are very common. Well, thanks to the Nanotips bottle, which can easily be mistaken for nail polish, they just found a common language.
On Saturday, November 22, the first photography workshop will take place in Ljubljana as part of the Sony World Photography Award, which supports and strengthens photography culture through the discovery of new talents.
The dust surrounding Apple's event of the week and even probably the year is slowly settling and it's time to look at the best Android alternatives. These have the same capabilities as the new iPhone (if not greater). Apple is not for everyone's taste.
After Apple sent its followers into a frenzy a few days ago with the introduction of the iPhone 6, on September 11 they were saddened by the news that one of its flagships, the iPod classic mp3 player, had ended its life. Probably not many tears will be shed because of this, rather more of everything else (apps, music, movies, etc.), but the fact that the iPod has lived to a good age - 13 (digital) years, which is equal to 50 human years, should not be overlooked.
You always take something to eat to work. Some yogurt, salad, sandwich or dessert. And what do these foods have in common, besides calories? Waste. Everything comes in packaging that ends up in the trash at the end of the day. In the US, college students alone produce 30.4 kg of lunchbox-related trash each year, and the rest of us probably aren't any better. Packaging is a necessity, but thanks to the Tomorrow Machine, it is no longer a waste.
"It sounds like a bad idea." This is how the description of the application on iTunes begins. The 1-Hour Photo app is actually a disposable version of the camera. Except that you will be able to use it again and again on your phone.
Apple also introduced the Apple Watch yesterday, without the i accessory. And as it looks, even without the dot on the i, because the Apple Watch is just an expensive fashion accessory that can only work in combination with the parent device. So iPhone 5, 5S and 6.
Apple presented the new generation of iPhone to the media yesterday evening shortly after 7:00 p.m. This time with the number 6, which brings double joy in two dimensionally different products. The iPhone 6 now has a bigger brother, the iPhone 6 plus. And a completely standalone Apple Watch smartwatch.
While we were in the dark about the form of the iPhone 6 until the very end, we already know a lot more about its "brains", the iOS 8 operating system, because the selected beta version has been tasting since June, when Apple presented the eight at developer conference WWDC (World Wide Developer's Conference) and allowed us to put our finger on the user experience of the highly anticipated smartphone.