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Google Bookmark Manager: Smarter bookmarks for Google Chrome

Let's face it. When we open the "door" of our "room" with bookmarks, it's like walking into a teenager's room. Everything is lying flat, nothing is organized, anarchy reigns, but surprisingly we usually know exactly where to look. But time slips out of our hands. A little here, a little there. That's why Google is trying to put this disorganized flock of sheep in order with the "Google Bookmark Manager" extension for home Chrome.

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The future of flying: windowless planes from which we can touch the clouds

The British Center for Process Innovation (CPI) recently presented the concept of airplanes, which are almost certainly the future of flying: they are airplanes without windows, from which we can (somewhat abstractly) touch the clouds. The flexible screens on the walls of the planes transmit what is happening in the air via cameras.

Smart phones

Oppo R5 – the thinnest smartphone in the world

You probably won't disagree with us when we say that the battle in the smartphone market is exhausting. Many models have experienced defeat, many are still there. Although the latter seems to be the case for the latest "soldier" from the Chinese company Oppo, the Oppo R5, this thinnest smartphone in the world, measuring only 4.85 millimeters in thickness, is bursting with power despite its (excessive) thinness and will offer serious resistance to competition.

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Kodak Pixpro SP360 Action Cam: the world's first 360° camera

The Kodak Pixpro SP360 Action Cam promises to see and experience the world in a whole new light. It's designed to capture everything you love to do. Recording 360° and HD video in one should satisfy the need for other digital cameras.

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The first smart road with illuminated signs in the Netherlands

When it comes to the Dutch, innovation and quality of life are high on the list of imperatives, so it's no surprise that it was there, in the city of Oss, that they introduced the first smart road with illuminated lane markers. So the future will be brighter and much safer.

Gadgets

Logitech Keys-To-Go: iOS keyboard "on the go"

Just as the radio did not give in to the video, the book to the Kindle, mechanical keyboards will not give in to virtual ones so quickly either, because they lack a key ingredient that is needed by all those who "cook" with words - writers. Feedback in terms of physical response. Until recently, this came with a considerable price, an inconvenience that does not coincide with the trend of mobile devices. But the new Logitech keyboard Keys-To-Go combines the best of both worlds.

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Hexo+, a drone that follows you automatically

Unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, as we affectionately call them, are becoming an indispensable tool for people who want to create stunning footage, the kind of which we could only see in movies or documentaries a year or two ago, and behind which there was a camera crew and a ton of logistics. With the Hexo+ drone, which follows us automatically, all this is a thing of the past, because now it is possible to record jumps and similar shenanigans without any help.

Applications

Shortcut: an application that brings a hairdresser or barber to your home

You're probably also pressed for time and don't have time to cut your hair or trim your beard. With the Shortcut app, this problem is significantly reduced. This one offers direct contact with the stylist, who then arrives at the desired location and cuts or shaves you.

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“The Sa” Origami Umbrella: The Best of Kickstarter

Designers Justin Nagelberg and Matthew Waldman have created an innovative origami umbrella that sweeps away all the usual umbrella cons and they call it "The Sa".

Smart phones

Samsung Galaxy: A3 and A5 - new, ultra-light and stylish smartphones

Today, Samsung's mid-range mobile phones are not just stripped-down high-end models, as they are not far behind in terms of performance and are therefore suitable for more demanding users. Unlike those from the richer strata, they offer an excellent ratio between performance, quality and price, and the newcomers from the young Galaxy A family, the Galaxy A3 and A5, are living proof.

Smart phones

Radius v2: An unconventional aluminum frame for the iPhone 6

The Radius V2 is a popular, ultra-lightweight, minimalist and unconventional aluminum frame for the iPhone 6 and 6 plus, affectionately dubbed the "bikini iPhone". It is also available for iPhone 5 and 5s.

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Ubi: personal assistant for homes and offices

Imagine being able to take Siri, Google Now, or Cortana out of your smartphone, put it in a box, and plug it directly into an electrical outlet. Actually, there is no need. The Canadian company UCIC has developed Ubi, an assistant for homes and offices. This allows you to ask questions and commands that are carried out with the help of WiFi in your home.

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