Uber is shutting down its autonomous vehicle project in Arizona, opting to cease operations in the state altogether in the aftermath of a fatal collision in March. The company had previously frozen all public testing of its self-driving cars in the state, after one of the vehicles struck a pedestrian in Tempe, AZ. The investigation into that crash is still … Continue reading
ASUS Republic of Gamers has announced ROG Swift PG27UQ, a gaming monitor featuring NVIDIA G-SYNC HDR, a 144Hz refresh rate, and more. The new monitor is targeted specifically at gamers, bringing with it a typical “gaming” design complete with customizable lighting features. The company plans to launch the model next month, but has detailed all the features ahead of time. … Continue reading
Remember when an Uber executive said some crazy shit at a dinner party about tracking and digging up dirt on journalists? Yeah, that was a stupid thing to do. Now Tesla CEO Elon Musk is walking down that same path. Except he didn’t say it at a privat…
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Most of us have grown up having heard of Tupperware parties, or even followed our moms to such events when we were younger. Tupperware products are great; as they are made out of high quality plastic while boasting of airtight capability that will keep your food stashed inside nice and fresh most of the time. However, perhaps in the age of smart homes, it is time to move over from the old school Tupperware and other similar food storage containers and take a closer look at something smarter. Ovie has come up with the aptly named Smarterware system, where it is capable of transforming a regular fridge into a smart fridge, although without having to cost a bomb in the process.
It is not as though we purposely set out to waste food, but many times food is wasted simply because through the busyness of life, we forget all about the stuff in the fridge. The Smarterware product range hopes to prevent that from happening any more, where it comprises of Smart Tags, 6-cup containers, clips, and universal connectors which can attach to any container or bottle in a fridge. These Smart Tags will fit securely into the Smarterware container, clip, and universal connector. Every individual tag will boast of a light ring that will provide instant at-a-glance visual cues, revealing the freshness of each tagged item that is inside the fridge.
Following visual cues that we have all become familiar with, the light will begin with green, meaning it’s safe to eat, and when it turns yellow it is an indicator that you should eat it soon, before turning to red that means binning it, unless you would like to run the risk of making a trip to the doctor’s afterwards due to a churning stomach from eating expired stuff.
Your smartphone will also receive a reminder when items are about to go bad, now how about that for some digital nagging? Expect the Smarterware to ship some time in early 2019, with retail sets targeting a $59.99 price tag.
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Many of us do happen to own a pair of stylish shades that will help us accessorize our wardrobe and at the same time, keep out those harmful UV rays from entering our eyes. Well, smart glasses has been around for a while, but here is another possible option that you might want to consider: Kibey Culture’s latest innovation that arrives in the form of the MusicLens. The MusicLens is a bone conduction sunglasses that will not only help spruce up your fashion sense, it will also be able to offer high-quality sound at the same time. With the all-new MusicLens Audio Sunglasses, listeners no longer need to tote around their earbuds, as they can “wear” their music with stylish designs that are in vogue with today’s modern lifestyle.
Right now, the MusicLens sunglasses are available on Kickstarter at a more affordable Super Early Bird special price, kicking off with just $69 for eyeglasses and $89 for sunglasses. Of course, for those who still cannot decide and are mulling over whether to pick a pair up or not, the final retail price is going to cost a whole lot more.
MusicLens was specially designed to target listeners who actually care about ambient sound, hearing health as well as their personal style, all rolled into one. It utilizes modern advances in bone-conduction listening technology, enabling one to enjoy their favorite tunes, listen to the radio upon exhausting their own playlist, as well as answer incoming phone calls — all via the MusicLens itself. Other people will not have a semblance of an idea on what you are listening to, and another advantage is being able to tune in to the world around you due to its open ear design. Your hearing will be protected as well, since your eardrums will not be irritated in any way.
One can choose from Vogue or Modern sunglasses designs, while those who opt for eyeglasses will have to settle for the pure black Geek.
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