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.
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Moggles is a new headset for virtual reality, where you move with the help of a smartphone, which, like a cassette in a Walkman, is inserted into a device that resembles swimming goggles. Hence the name, which is a combination of the words "goggles" and "mobile". It is compatible with any smartphone that does not have a screen larger than 5.5 inches, and relies on their technology (sensors, internet and processor). He is looking for his "patrons" on Indiegogo.
The first photos and details of the HTC One M9 smartphone were supposed to be revealed at the Mobile World Congress (MWC), which starts in Barcelona on March 2, 2015, but online enthusiasts Mobile Geeks have overtaken it. The HTC One M9 will occupy the very top of HTC's range of smartphones, where it will succeed the One M8 model. Although they have similar "facial" features (the One M9 is a little more watered down, as the case is slightly thicker) and the same "taste" for the case, the successor boasts more powerful hardware.
Aston Martin is an automotive icon. But why stop at cars, when you can also offer the market a smartphone. This one has apparently definitively succeeded the high-end wheels with the signature of the luxury car brand. Let's just remember Porsche's (BlackBerry) and Lamborghini's. Aston Martin found an ally for the production of the concept with a transparent screen in Mobiad, which is known for prestigious smartphones, so it is almost a natural partnership.
The XOO Belt is no ordinary belt, as it not only prevents your pants from falling down, but also prevents your smartphone from running out of battery. Both can be inconvenient, but we're not as used to carrying a charger around as we are to wearing a belt. With the XOO Belt, which looks like a normal belt (with black or brown leather), you'll have it on you all the time and you'll be able to charge on the go, independent of sockets.
The Neptune Duo smartwatch took a different tack than most smartwatches. While most are subordinate to smartphones or their assistants, the situation with this Android watch is just the opposite. We get it in a set with a phone with a 5-inch screen, which is just an interface and thus much less smart than smartphones. That's why it's so much smarter. But the phone is not only an extended arm of the latter, but also a charger where the watch can "tap" its battery.
Smartphones are more popular than ever, and it's never been easier to find a phone case that matches our personality. While most people buy cases to protect their device from drops and scratches, some opt for unusual, bizarre and sometimes downright impractical phone cases. We've delved into the depths of the interwebs to find some of the funniest and silliest phone cases.
Smart glasses Sony SmartEyeglass was introduced by Sony last September, and in March 2015 these multimedia smart glasses with the label Developer Edition will only be available for the first buyers. After the withdrawal of Google's Glass glasses, they will have no real competition, and they will hit you in the pocket for 670 euros. For this, you will get augmented reality, which will work in connection with your smartphone.
Microsoft continues to push the boundaries with its Lumia smartphones, but not so much in terms of user experience and technology itself, but rather the price, which continues to slide down. Which is clearly encouraging news, as the Lumia, with the working name of RM-1099, should be available for less than 60 euros. Obviously, you won't get a Fittipaldi for this, but it will satisfy all those users who still use smartphones "on a whim" or who are not too demanding.
Reach79 is a smart cover that answers the prayers of those asking for a good mobile signal. Because while it's pretty amazing how many things we can do with an iPhone; book a hotel, check your heart rate,... most smartphones, despite all the goodies they've gotten in recent years, are really only as "powerful" as their signal strength. So no more drag-and-drop downloads and dropped calls due to technical glitches.
The Aquaris E4.5, a smartphone from BQ, is the first smartphone with the Ubuntu operating system, which was looking for its "host" for more than two years, and Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, finally found it in the said model of the Spanish telecommunications the colossus. The phone brings to the market, what we call in political jargon, an alternative, because it is neither "left" (Android) nor "right" (iOS), but a breath of fresh air with many advantages, such as flexibility and functionality.
The Olympus Air A01 is a camera without a screen that "misses" when you attach a smartphone to it. It is very similar to a lens intended for a camera with interchangeable lenses, except that it also has a sensor and other necessary electronics in the cylinder. In this case, the function of the "body" is taken over by the smartphone, which thus gains the power of a high-end camera with countless options that are accessible through applications.











