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Libre - The thinnest wireless keyboard case from Kickstarter

Libre is the thinnest wireless keyboard case for mobile devices. It's only 5 millimeters thick and weighs just 200 grams, yet startup Casestudio managed to cram lighting equipment and the ability to switch between three devices into its case. The entire thickness of the magnetic case, which is seeking support on Kickstarter, is 18 mm, and it consists of three parts (cover, case and keyboard) and is suitable for iOS, Android and Windows devices.

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Smart Boy - When the iPhone becomes a Game Boy

Where are the days when we "charged" Nintendo's Game Boy. Now this iconic device has announced a comeback. However, since as a mobile console it would be difficult to compete with smartphones, it used the philosophy "if you can't beat them, join them". And the Smart Boy concept was born, turning the iPhone 6 Plus into a Game Boy. And if you thought this was just an April Fool's joke, you weren't far from the truth, because the manufacturer Hyperkin had exactly that in mind at first.

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Riff - Facebook app for group videos

Facebook is not resting on its laurels. He is spreading his tentacles left and right, and his Creative Labs development department is also diligently forging new things. The latest thing he signed up for is Riff, a mobile app for iOS and Android phones that lets you create group videos. We can respond to a recording with a recording.

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Inklet - an application that turns the touchpad of the new MacBook into a tablet

Apple's new MacBook laptop has a redesigned touchpad, the Force Touch. In addition to being stronger and more precise with our finger presses, the new design allows us to use a stylus on the touchpad. But not only Apple took care of this - Inklet designed an application that effectively allows us to draw on the touchpad with the help of a pen.

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R2-Q5 virtual keyboard from Star Wars

The R2-Q5 virtual keyboard is no ordinary virtual keyboard, as it is projected onto the surface by none other than the iconic Star Wars robot that debuted in the franchise in Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. It works like a QWERTY keyboard and makes the original chirping sounds of the R2-Q5 robot during the projection. For the less educated, a warning that this is not R2-D2, his more famous "brother". This one has already been in this role and remains only a collector's item.

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MWC 2015: Microsoft's mobile foldable universal keyboard

At the mobile conference MWC 2015, Microsoft's mobile universal keyboard, which is only half a year old, got a foldable version, which is equally intended for devices with the Windows operating system and mobile operating systems Android or iOS, and it has now added the missing Windows Phone OS to its list. Spill-resistant, durable, quickly adaptable, and above all, small, foldable and as thin as an empty men's wallet, it is an indispensable companion for a smartphone or tablet.

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Beam - Pocket projector for smartphones and tablets from Kickstarter

Projectors have been shrinking more and more in recent years, leaving meeting rooms and similar environments and becoming independent from laptops. The Beam smart pocket projector from Kicstarter is a classic example. It is intended for personal (as well as business) use and, despite the size of a classic filament bulb, it is capable of turning content from the screen of a smartphone or tablet into a movie experience. You just need to provide it with a flat surface.

Gadgets Wearable devices

Pebble Time smartwatch promises 7 days of autonomy #Kickstarter

The Pebble Time smartwatch promises an incredible 7 days of battery life, beating competitors like the Apple Watch, LG Watch Urbane,... by days! Unlike most smart watches, it does not use a touch screen, but e-paper, i.e. a screen with the contrast of paper, which consumes very little energy. Although it has barely started its Kickstarter campaign, it already exceeded the goal of 500 thousand dollars in 20 minutes, and after an hour the number jumped to two million.

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The Astropad app turns the iPad into a graphics tablet

Mac-based graphic designers will especially enjoy Astropad applications. Which is most, since they are rare on PC. Well, graphics tablet manufacturers will be a little less happy about it, because it will eat away at their bread. Namely, Astropad, which has nothing to do with astrology, turns the iPad into a Retina display (extremely high resolution dots per inch) and gives it the properties of a graphics tablet.

Mobility Tech

Apple soon also a brand of electric cars?

Will Apple add an electric car to its product repertoire is a question that has been stirring the web for some time, but now the media has also picked up on the matter. In recent months, more and more experts from various fields of the automotive industry (Mercedes-Benz, Ford,...) are resigning and leaving for Silicon Valley. Time will tell if the news about the car is true, but the fact is that Apple has all the conditions to become the dictater of automotive trends.

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Scout: a security alarm and home security system with exceptional design

The first thing you notice about the Scout security system and home alarm is its clean, modern design. The motion sensors, central base and door and window sensors are simple and visually unobtrusive. The security alarm system for the home works via the Scout iOS application, and its connection across rooms ensures quality protection. With this kind of alarm, you will not only be safe, but also quite "geeky".

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Batmobile iPhone 6 Case

When we think of the Batmobile, most of us think of the model presented to the world by director Tim Burton in 1989. And when we think of Apple, most of us think of the iPhone first. So it only seems logical that if a Batmobile-shaped iPhone 6 case could already come out, that it's Burton's replica. Bandai says it will protect your iPhone 6 as well as Batman's Batmobile in the movie of the same name.

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