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Mobile applications for active sportsmen

Probably everyone who wants to stay in shape but sometimes doesn't have the opportunity to go to the gym, so here are the ideal mobile applications for smartphones, which as "pocket trainers" offer you exercise anywhere and anytime. Here are some great apps to help you stick to your exercise routine.

Wearable devices Tech

Ritot, the first smart projection watch

We all know what time it is when a market situation occurs. In today's times, there is ruthless competition everywhere, so you have to stand out in order to survive. The Ritot smartwatch is a projection of this mentality. Literally. It is a watch that does not display data on the screen as we are used to (if we can even talk about being used to smart watches), because it does not have one at all, but just projects the information onto our hand.

Audio Tech

Hoodie for undisturbed listening to the surroundings and music

There is a very stylish solution from Betabrand on the market - for more "geeky" problems, although such a hoodie is also practical for a wider audience.

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Up Coffee - a new, freshly roasted app

Jawbone's freshly roasted Up Coffee app is a must-have piece of equipment on any coffeephile's smartphone, as it carefully keeps track of the amount of caffeine in the body and, like a coffee bean grinder, grinds those rough numbers into fine data that tells how it affects sleep.

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Smile TV, television powered by your smile

If you want to watch TV, you have to enjoy it! Englishman David Hedberg presented a monitor with a retro look and top-notch software that drives a TV that requires a smile from the viewer, because it is not powered by electricity, but by a human smile!

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Apple introduced 101 stylish stickers for MacBook Air

If the clothes make the man, the sticker makes the laptop. And because Apple leaves nothing to chance, its tailors have prepared a collection of more than 100 skins for the MacBook Air, which enliven and revive this laptop with 'Bauhaus architecture'.

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Haiku SenseMe – this is the world's first smart ceiling fan

Haiku SenseMe, the world's first smart fan, not only works via wireless communication, but only works when you are in the room and automatically regulates the temperature to keep you comfortably cool.

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Here comes Jibo, your personal Wall-E robot

We have been dreaming about a robot that is more than just a useful tool for decades. The 30-centimeter-tall "Wall-E" or Jibo will become just that - part of your family.

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Backtracker, radar for your bike

We have already seen quite a few ways to improve the light on the bike. The kind where lights are built into bikes or helmets, minimalist lights, in the shape of a cyclist on a bike, and even lights that draw a blue grid on the road to help you avoid potholes. Backtracker is another innovation.

Cars Tech

Jaguar replaced the computerized experience of racing through the screen for the windshield of its racing cars

The real and virtual worlds are more and more a reflection of each other, and when we talk about augmented reality in the field of motoring, we automatically think of racing computer games, where the windshield is not obscured by vignettes but by various data. Now this is expanding from the virtual to the true reality, as Jaguar has moved the concept from the screens to its racing cars.

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The Coolest, the coolest cooler bag

Cooler bags are an indispensable piece of summer equipment, but what if they have such a limited range. They are used to 'asceticism', but now there is one that has a 'hedonist' in it and is the only one that is really cool. And not just in name. It's called The Coolest and it's so phenomenal that any excuse to get out into nature will be good.

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A Durr clock that doesn't tick, but shakes

The clock ticks, he says nothing. What if I told you something? Such a clock is the handmade Durr bracelet from Oslo, which does not tick, but vibrates. And shakes every 5 minutes.

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