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Tul – a travel case with a built-in scale

Baggage fees have become quite the comedy of confusion, and just about anyone who has ever traveled on a plane for vacation has a baggage story to tell. And not in a positive way. The feelings when we drop off our luggage are similar to when the teacher returns a test that we didn't study enough for. Will it, won't it? Ah, overweight (suitcases), the pandemic of the 21st century. It's over with Tul suitcases, because it contains a scale that will save nerves and sequins.

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MaKey MaKey: a versatile tool for the 21st century

Former MTI students have created a device that transforms, for example, bananas into a piano or a computer keyboard. A surface that has room for 18 electrodes can be a banana, a pencil eraser, a potato, or anything that conducts electricity. Would you like to try it?

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Kindle Voyage - an e-book reader that brings back the disappearing feeling of a sheet of paper

Every now and then we need to separate ourselves from our smartphone or tablets, because even a good book fits nicely in the palm of your hand. But that doesn't mean we've gotten rid of the screen. Yes, reading culture is also changing. E-book readers have become a fixture, mainly thanks to Amazon, which is turning a new "e-sheet" with the Kindle Voyage, only 7.6 millimeters thick.

Smart phones

The eternal question: Do you really need a new iPhone?

Well, maybe it's not exactly an eternal question, but Apple has been asking us since 2007 or In 2008, when he sent the descendant of the first iPhone to the market, he tried to convince Mr. Is that true? We have presented you with iPhone 6 alternatives, but if you remain loyal to Apple and the dilemma is only an upgrade, we offer you graphics based on the principle of tearing the petals of a flower and begging "I love you, I don't love you" and that will find the answer for you.

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Motorola Moto Hint – smart bluetooth headphones that don't just give off sound

Bluetooth headphones are a serious fashion sin, so if you decide to use them, choose as small as possible. Motorola's Moto Hint fits this definition perfectly, and in addition to beauty, they are also smart. According to knowledge, they rival Google's glasses, except that they communicate soundly and not visually. It is a true gem among bluetooth headphones, which automatically turns on when you insert it into your ear and turns off when you "unplug" the ear.

Tech

NoPhone - not so smart phone

After the potato salad raised thousands on the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter, the bizarre example is followed by the hits of Rihanna. Currently enjoying its five minutes of fame is the NoPhone, which is exactly what it claims to be. A non-phone that only has a design in common with the real one. It is without any technology and if we are looking for its meaning, it is a soft form of rehabilitation with smartphone addiction.

Applications

Hipmoji: the perfect app for all hipsters and hipsters at heart

With the help of the hippest mobile app, Hipmoji, our mobile messages will be even more fun.

Tech

Kormaran – a mutating luxury boat

When we see Kormaran, we ask the same question as people who saw Superman in the sky. Is this a catamaran? Is this a trimaran? Is it a monohull? No, it's the Kormaran, a seven-meter three-footer among watercraft that even James Bond wouldn't defend against. It is the finest floating cocktail, made of carbon foil and served in a designer exhibitionism that will rock the nautical world.

Architecture & Interior Tech

Mediumwave, the new wave of microwaves

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.

Smart phones

Apple doesn't fall far behind Samsung. The iPhone 6 follows in the footsteps of the Galaxy Note.

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.

Tech

Lamassu Bitcoin ATM

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.

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Nanotips: a nanofluid that turns all types of gloves into touchscreen-friendly ones

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.

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