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Mega yachts – watercraft of the future

If anything, we associate luxurious vessels with luxury. And although most of us have ownership over them only in our dreams, it is not forbidden to dream, is it? But mega-yachts, which ordinary mortals come closest to in a waking state in marinas, have their buyers, otherwise the offer would not be so flourishing. Let's see what the spring of the future has to offer and what will one day cause waves and waves of excitement.

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Woojer: the first powered speaker system that fits in your pocket

Woojer, a silent and portable matchbox-sized amplifier speaker system, allows users to feel the sound of their favorite songs, games or movies.

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The best apps for students

If you want to be a student, you have to stick to books. But if you want to be a really good student in the 21st century, you cannot do without basic technological aids. To make our studies more engaged and above all more practical, it's high time we download the best apps for students on our phones.

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Internet minute or what happens online in one minute?

What's happening online is so lively that it's hard to compare it to anything at all. It's like Wall Street at opening time, like New York's Verrazano-Narrows Bridge for marathon time. So much happens on it every minute that technology can barely keep up. Namely, the Internet is an insatiable animal that is hungry for data, and with the advent of smart mobile devices, it is being fed by even more hands. Let's see what happens on it in 60 seconds.

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Google Calendar App: a smarter and more beautiful assistant in organizing

Google has introduced a revamped Google Calendar App that promises convenient help in managing and organizing schedules and events.

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Quadrofoil – a Slovenian watercraft innovation that is a real floating specialty

The Quadrofoil is a revolutionary Slovenian-made vessel, a new type which, according to the idea leader Simon Pivac, is to nautical what the arrival of the Jet Ski was to the jet ski. It glides on the surface of the water similar to a hydrofoil, i.e. it lifts its hull out of the water, and navigation is ensured by underwater wings with the bionic shape of whale fins. It is an electric, economical and environmentally friendly vehicle with operating costs of less than one euro per hour of driving.

Applications

Keezy Drummer: Free iPhone Drumming App

The simple and phenomenal free iPhone app Keezy Drummer makes drumming accessible and fun. In other words, anyone can play the drums.

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The Lux Nikon Kit: The Golden Nikon DF Camera

Phone cameras are getting better and better, and fewer and fewer people are using traditional cameras... and not just because a standard SLR (single-lens reflex) doesn't have the ability to instantly upload shots to Instagram. "Old fashioned" cameras are thus forced to stand out. How about about 24 karat gold and a case made from the skin of a rare marine animal?

Recreation Tech

Microsoft Band: A smart wristband powered by Microsoft Health

Microsoft Health is a new service that helps us live a healthy life, and the Microsoft Band is the first device powered by Microsoft Health to help us reach our sports goals by tracking our heart rate, steps, calories burned and sleep quality.

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HP Sprout: all-in-one HP's newcomer with a 3D projector and a large trackpad

It could be argued that HP reinvented the computer - no more mouse, no more keyboard. The new radical design is based on a projector with a 3D camera and a large interactive touchpad.

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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.

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