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| Apple announced their new MacBook Air yesterday along with their new range of iPads and now we have a hands on video of the device from The Verge. The video below gives us a look at the design of the new MacBook Air with it larger display and slimmer bezels and also some of its […] | |
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| The engineers and development team at37°C Smart Home have created a new easily adjustable sitting and standing desk aptly named the Magic Desk. Watch the demonstration video below to learn more about the gesture-controlled raising and lowering function incorporated into the motorised standing desk. Raise or lower the desk by simply placing your hand over […] | |
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Critics are gushing and it's already breaking records, but now it seems Red Dead Redemption 2 has hit a slight road bump. The problem lies with its high dynamic range (HDR) implementation, which some claim is essentially derived from an upscaled stan...
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| Aquarium owners searching for a way to control their fish habitat remotely from their smartphone may be interested in a new aquarium smart controller called Felix. The system has been designed to transform any standard aquarium into a smart aquarium and offers both view and control by the companion application and 360 degree camera. Watch […] | |
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Head on over to Google.com today and you'll be able to play an interactive doodle game to mark Halloween. Great Ghoul Duel is a team multiplayer showdown set in a haunted house that sees two squads of neon ghosts munching "spirit flames". Each little...
LEGO wrote the book on building blocks and now building blocks are making the LEGO book. Things have come full circle. I mean brick. Check out these official product shots of the $70 ‘Once Upon A Brick’ pop-up LEGO storybook that will be released on November 1st.
The set started out life as a design seeking support on the LEGO Ideas website, and after jumping over all of the requisite hurdles, it can finally be a real life set. The production version is an 859-piece kit with enough bricks to build a storybook that contains either a Little Red Riding Hood or Jack and the Beanstalk themed pop-up scene inside. You can swap between the two. Pretty cool.
You can even build a scene of your own when you get tired of the two that are provided for you in the box. This LEGO set also includes a booklet with a short history of pop-up books, a condensed history of each fairy tale in the set, and information about its fan designers and LEGO designers.
It arrives just in time for Christmas so this one should be under many trees this year, or if you’re a LEGO collector yourself, you should definitely book your LEGO literature today.
[via The Awesomer via Geekologie]
You don't have too many choices in the US when it comes to tall-ratio smartphones on a budget -- the Moto E5 series is on the short list. ZTE believes it can expand your options a little further. It's launching the Blade Max View (above) and Blade Ma...
A phone sees a lot of use in a lot of varying environments, so it’s to be expected that during the course of the day they will pick unwanted and potentially harmful germs. While this is far from being an unknown fact, a lot of us simply do not find the time, or simply forget, to keep our phones clean!
Hello! is the answer to this problem, and it does so in a quirky and playful manner. Taking inspiration heavily from a toaster, this desk-top device sterilize the smartphone while simultaneously topping up its charge! When both processes are complete the phone will ‘pop-up’; this acts as a visual indicator to signify the end of the process, while also adding an element of fun into the product.
This all happens within a device that features a sci-fi-like aesthetic, with its transparent casing that gently glows as the sterilization process is carried out!
Designers: Jeong Hwan Sohn & JungHo Lee
“According to the National Center for Cell Science (NCCS), the daily smartphone we carry is detected 18 times more than the bacteria in the toilet bowl,” explains Sohn.
“In order to increase the usability of the wireless charger, We studied the user environment of the toaster and applied it”
