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Internet Explorer, Firefox or Google Chrome: Which is the most greedy web browser for laptop battery?

Battery autonomy or The expected operating time of the laptop without charging depends on many factors. High screen brightness, overburdened processors and powerful graphics cards are among the most annoying, and wireless interfaces (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) and 'leeches' on USB lines also add their share. But there are also web browsers at the battery tray. And which one is the greediest? Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, maybe Firefox?

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We-Watt: a cycling table that allows you to work, cycle and charge your phone

A table and a chair are like an ass and a shirt. But there are also other combinations, such as table and bicycle seat. Because they say sitting kills. Hmmm... maybe it's not all so rosy after all. But only if we start using We-Watt, tables that combine the pleasant with the useful and also healthy. Not only do they take care of your muscles and figure, but they turn your legs into a little powerhouse that can charge an iPhone in 30 minutes.

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Master & Dynamic: headphones for creative minds

Just as light is the essence of every photograph, sound quality is the essence of every sound 'distributor'. The constant pursuit of perfection has led Master & Dynamic to realize that sound is the holy grail of creativity, and therefore it must have the best tools at its disposal when pulling its soundtrack. That's why they developed a special series of headphones that allow sound to create its own masterpieces.

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Vive, the 'head to party' bracelet, does the sober thinking for you

The Vive wristband will take care of your safety while you have fun. No, it's not over-anxious mom no. 2, but a ring that monitors the level of alcoholism and dehydration and that shakes from time to time to check your condition. Tap to turn off the silent buzz to confirm you're ok. If you don't, the Vive notifies your friends because it assumes you've overestimated your drinking abilities.

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SaviOne robot: a hospitable hotel butler

The Savioke company is pleased to announce their new discovery – a welcoming assistant, the SaviOne robot. Starting August 20, anyone who wants to can see the robot in person at the Aloft Hotel in Cupertino, California.

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Smartwatch: the stylish makeover of the smart watch

It finally happened. After countless square monsters, plastic cubes and other slip-ups, smartwatches have received a stylistic makeover. American designer Michael Bastian teamed up with Hewlett-Packard (HP) and created a new Smartwatch - a promising warrior in the smart watch market.

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Tinder: A free dating and matchmaking app where you can also meet a Swedish woman! [APP]

The Tinder app is a fun way to connect with new and interesting people near you. Tinder offers you photos of the same gender (or your chosen one), and you decide whether you like the person or not with a simple gesture of "photo slide" to the left or right. If someone "likes" you back, then the application calls it a "match". Which opens up new opportunities for you to forward messages and create opportunities for more. Rarely does an application manage to mirror real life, in which we form our first impression of someone really quickly.

Audio Tech

Normal, not so normal normal headphones

Most of our limbs come in pairs, two are better, but no two are identical. Neither do the ears, or to be more precise, the ears. Each lateral surface of the cartilage is as unique as a fingerprint with a follicle, curve, gap and projection. So why do headphone manufacturers insist on a 'one pair for all ears' policy? Well, someone was just listening in biology class. Namely, Normal offers those that fit every different ear like a mother's hat.

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Samsung Galaxy Alpha – a smartphone that can make Apple nervous!

With the Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone, Samsung set the technological guidelines and set the standards extremely high. Despite this, he failed to convince with the quality, or the feeling of craftsmanship, as we get from the competition; HTC one M8, Sony Experia Z2 and iPhone 5s. Only they, in their own way, still set standards in the field of good "feelings". With the new member of the Galaxy family, it more than clearly corrects this mistake. The Samsung Galaxy Alpha is supposed to convince precisely with its style, materials and the related feelings of users.

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Om/One: The world's first floating bluetooth speaker

The range of speakers on the market is as saturated as the sky on a clear night with stars, so you have to do something really special to stand out. Since the North Star was already occupied, something else had to be found. And the Om/One was born, a speaker that floats with the help of a magnet and will probably be a real magnet for buyers because of its appearance, especially since it quickly caught on to the audio nickname Death Star.

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Polaroid Cube: mini action camera for big adventures

If you want to shoot 'action' shots, but you don't like the GoPro camera, the Polaroid Cube is your right choice. Although it's a cube that's not much bigger than a sugar cube and, unlike the GoPro 'horror', it's downright sweet to look at, just to eat, but it has everything the big ones have. It is waterproof, shockproof, Full HD (in 1080p resolution), and with the help of a magnet it adapts to all possible surfaces/objects.

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Sproutling: A baby monitor for new parents to worry less about

Introducing the world's first Sproutling baby monitor that senses, learns and predicts a baby's sleep pattern. Family technology aims to make parenting less stressful and more fun.

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