China is the world’s largest beer market with over 500 breweries straining to slake the thirst of a billion potential imbibers. With production surpassing the 50 billion liter per year mark in 2011 – double that of the USA – one might expect at least a little variety among the flood. We’re glad to state that this is indeed so, and our countdown of China’s 8 coolest beers proves it.
Sensoria Fitness is set to debut in 2014 for $150.
(Credit: Heapsylon)
A slew of fancy pedometers has hit the market in recent years, capturing a range of data to help people know how many steps they’ve taken, how far they’ve gone, how many calories they’ve burned, and even one’s sleep quality.
Well move over Fitbits and Omrons, because a new kid is moving to the block. Redmond, Wash.-based startup Heapsylon is launching an $87,000 crowdfunding campaign
today on Indiegogo to wrap up product development and manufacturing of its highly anticipated Sensoria Fitness system, replete with smart socks, electronic anklet, and virtual coach mobile app.
The system, which was a finalist at the Wearable Technology Innovation World Cup 2012, tracks everything from foot landing and stride cadence to activity level and altitude gain. And as co-founder Davide Vigano … [Read more]
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Enter the Samsung Galaxy NX: a full-sized mirrorless interchangeable lens camera running Android. This is Samsung’s biggest effort in bringing Android – their flavor of Android, that is – to the full-on high-powered camera environment. This device works with a “DSLR-class” 20.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS image sensor aside a quad-core 1.6GHz Pega-Q processor behind a system
Samsung announced the ATIV Book 9 Ultrabook series today, which consist of two models: the Book 9 Plus and the Book 9 Lite. The Plus looks to be Samsung’s new flagship Ultrabook, inevitably replacing the Series 9 Ultrabook. We’ve gotten our hands on the new laptop, and it definitely looks to be a worthy successor.
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It may have broken cover officially at the end of last month, even popping up for a quick hands-on along the way. However, at last, we’re getting to know the Galaxy S4 Mini a little better at Samsung’s bonanza product bash here in London tonight. We already have all the key specs: a 1.7GHz dual-core processor, 4.3-inch qHD AMOLED display, with 8- and 1.9-megapixel cameras, but how does all that come together in real life? Hop on past the break to find out.
Gallery: Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini hands-on
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