When we start the Chrome browser or open a new tab, we naturally open a blank page with the most frequently visited web pages. The entry page or the new tab are a kind of tabuli rasi, a shell without content, which serve no purpose for most people, except that they are "springboards". No one steps here because there is nothing to see. But Chrome offers a bunch of extensions that populate the tab with content.
In computing, things change at the speed of light, and most things are short-lived, because new, better solutions are always waiting. Everyone is predicting a decline for Facebook, especially now that its "wrinkles" are already gathering. For some time now, he has been quietly preparing this "Facebook at Work", which is supposed to challenge the cloud-based Microsoft Office 365 and Google Docs, as well as the Linkedin business network.
And we mean that literally. If you've ever seen someone with an iPhone in their hand tilt their head as if to stretch their neck while looking at the screen, it's not necessarily because they've been staring at the screen for too long or "tearing" it. Since the appearance of the iOS 7 operating system, the iPhone allows you to control it with head gestures.
Nowadays, it is almost impossible to get credit for a bold idea in banks, but who needs it when we have Kickstarter, where among other things, the Impossible will soon become possible. We are talking about the folding electric bike "The Impossible", a five-kilogram pocket transport that can be hidden in a backpack.
What could be better than all 534 Apple products collected on one poster?
Our everyday life is literally intertwined with wires and lightning-fast devices and processors, so it is appropriate to ask ourselves what would happen if our favorite devices came to life and killed us? Now you must think that we have swam into the waters of science fiction conspiracies, but do you really never panic when the "off" button on an electric mixer does not respond immediately? Here are seven devices that would be fatal if they ever came to life. Ah, that metal jungle.
The E-traces app, a genius invention by Lesia Trubat, records dance steps and transforms them into real visual sensations with the help of technology.
The action in the field of smartphones is as lively as the Ljubljana market on a Saturday morning. But it is also lively under the "anthill". There is a lot of traffic there, especially in the area of applications, which has further drawn them into our lives. They have become an important tool in our everyday life and help us with shopping, among other things. Let's see which ones are the most "diligent" in this?
For James Bond, agent 007, it is said that he cannot do without beautiful girls and spy toys. And for the sake of the former, he often needs the latter. Or vice versa, when he seduces with super gadgets. All these devices, more toys for him, are always ahead of their time and have become an indispensable part of the franchise. Unusual inventions of Mr. The Qs that rescue Bond from hopeless situations are always also some kind of insight into the future and, like the Martini, Bond's signature.
Dutch limitless innovation and imagination surprise us every day and inspire us to wish for a similar project in Slovenia as created by the Dutch artist and designer Daan Roosegaarde and Studio Roosegaarde.
If you travel a lot, you've probably gotten lost at the airport. Except for lost luggage, there is probably nothing worse than when it turns into a maze, and you already hear the last boarding call over the loudspeaker. The solution? AILO, also the product of Slovenian know-how, is an "internal" GPS that uses wi-fi, bluetooth, gyroscope and other sources to provide you with the exact location, direction, estimated time to arrival at the boarding point and points of interest via iOS or Google Maps ( kiosk, toilet, etc.).
16 years after Bruce Willis and company managed to land on the comet in the movie Armageddon, the European Space Agency (ESA) succeeded in a similar way with the Philea module, which needed the stunt skills of the boys from the Fast and the Furious movies - the comet is traveling 65 thousand km /h. Philae, which after a decade flew out of its nest, the Rosetta craft, put its athletic skills to good use on November 12 shortly after 5 p.m. and hitched a ride on comet 67P/Churyumov – Gerasimenko.