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iPhone 7 concept

The iPhone 7 concept smartphone is already out there, even though the iPhone 6 hasn't even started cooling yet. But that didn't stop Yasser Farahi-led Dutch design firm OvalPicture from unveiling its vision for the next-generation iPhone. Apple enthusiasts will surely be over the moon with this news.

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ClosetSpace: an app that tells you what to wear according to style and weather

There are hundreds of applications that are designed to organize our finances or for recreation. How about an app that would help with fashion and wardrobe in a similar way? ClosetSpace does just that. Depending on the weather conditions, he puts together a stylish outfit that can be found in his wardrobe. And at no additional cost.

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Apple Watch - a smart wristwatch on sale since April 2015

The whole world has now known the Apple Watch in detail, but no one has it yet, although a fake appeared on eBay some time ago, which confused many. How could it not, when everything since the presentation in September of last year has merrily tangled with release dates. Tim Cook put an end to that when he recently announced that the Apple Watch will go on sale in April 2015.

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Twitter now allows direct translation of tweets

Twitter has become like the city of Babylon due to its popularity. Languages are mixing more and more, so we quickly come across a tweet that we don't understand. But now Twitter programmers have come to our aid, offering us the option of directly translating tweets, while Microsoft's "translator" Bing takes care of the translations.

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Marco Polo app - retrieve a "lost" iPhone

You've probably stocked up on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod and then frantically searched for it around your apartment, while the worst scenario of losing it was running through your head. So that you don't have to turn over every pillow, go through all the pockets and all the bags, there is now a Marco Polo app that locates your iPhone. How? With your voice. You call it like you would call a dog, except that the iPhone will not run to you, but will answer you as you have taught it.

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How to save content on Facebook

So much content on Facebook, so little time. Yes, there is so much interesting stuff on the most popular social network that we simply can't consume it all at once. Or the connection is so weak that the video takes forever to load and we give up. There is a little-known solution for all these cases on Facebook, which is to save the content for later, when we have time or when the connection is better. They are available in web browsers and on Android and iOS apps.

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Google Translate: the mobile application also translates using the camera

As if the Google Translate mobile application was not already popular enough, the new version of this mobile software has received additional useful functions and, among other things, now offers translation with the help of a digital camera, which allows you to capture text in an incomprehensible language and, without the need for connection to the World Wide Web, translates in real time.

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5 New Smartphone Apps of 2015

The old year said goodbye and gave way to the new one. Just as you decided to get rid of some habits in 2015, get rid of some applications on your smartphone or mobile phones that only take up space and replace them with new ones.

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PLAYER: an application that teaches you how to play your favorite song

PLAYER is a new iOS app that redefines our music collection. Namely, it works as a music player that analyzes every song in the music library, so that we can play along with it like professionals.

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CES 2015: Polaroid Zip - a mobile printer that allows you to print photos instantly

The Polaroid Zip mobile printer, presented at this year's CES 2015, is a pocket-sized device that allows users to print their photos from any Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet.

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Logitech Keys-To-Go: iOS keyboard "on the go"

Just as the radio did not give in to the video, the book to the Kindle, mechanical keyboards will not give in to virtual ones so quickly either, because they lack a key ingredient that is needed by all those who "cook" with words - writers. Feedback in terms of physical response. Until recently, this came with a considerable price, an inconvenience that does not coincide with the trend of mobile devices. But the new Logitech keyboard Keys-To-Go combines the best of both worlds.