Social media has made sharing life events, trips, and lunch easier than
ever. Thanks to websites and apps like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram,
users are able to share with their friends, family, and followers
everything from scenic hikes to bland lunches in a matter of minutes. In
the age of oversharing, what devices can accomplish these tasks the
best? Here’s a list of five cameras perfect for sharing your life with
friends and family!
My cat loves his catnip, but the new SuperCat Catnip Spray definitely has its own special powers….
"Swing like a dolphin and challenge gravity like Iron Man." That’s what Flyboard Magazine promises for new flyboarders. Invented in 2011, by Franky Zapata, Flyboarding is a sport that allows you to fly above the water, doing flips and turns (once you’ve mastered the throttle and gathered your balance), and dive down into it only to thrust yourself out again back into the air. Sounds awesome, huh? Here are the details…
Kinivo brings us their offering into the Bluetooth speaker market.
Unlike many speakers in the $100 price range, the M2 by Kinivo is a
three piece system with two high/midrange speakers and one 6.5"
subwoofer. While this cuts down on the portability of the product, it
lets the M2 system shine when it comes to full range audio.
Who wouldn’t love to see in the dark? An idea best remembered
from the rainy Tyrannosaurus Rex scene in the original Jurassic Park
movie in 1987, night vision, without clunky technology, is finally getting closer to reality. Researchers at University of Michigan have developed a prototype using graphene to embed into a contact lens or smart
phone camera lens.
Today the FDA gave approval to the Nucleus Hybrid L24 Cochlear Implant System, the first implantable hearing device for adults
with the most common type of hearing loss: profound sensorineural hearing loss, that happens as a result of aging, hereditary, or just from attending too many heavy metal concerts.
If you’re a TV junkie like myself who gravitates towards fast-paced high-stakes thrillers
in this new Golden Age of television, you most likely have also been
schooled on the new lexicon of terms used to solve cases. Ever since the
award-winning FX series Damages first premiered in 2007 with intricate plot twists, red herrings, foreshadowing and nonlinear narratives. . .
Smart watches are all the craze right now. From Pebble to Samsung,
everyone is trying to get a piece of the wrist real estate. But what do
most of these smart watches have in common? They need a smart phone to
connect to them. That’s where Phosphor’s Touch Time is different. The Touch Time requires no connectivity to a phone, and
doesn’t need to be charged like a phone or traditional smart watch.
You want your pets to live a long life in the best health possible.
It’s only natural. That’s what the inventor group of high-tech
innovators wanted for their pets, and that’s why they created the
Whistle, a wearable monitor for dogs that enables you to set health
goals for them and make sure they’re reaching them, even while you’re
away.
Last year Michael Mosley swallowed a camera to broadcast the inside of his stomach, live on BBC, and now a much more advanced "camera" has been developed that promises to send 3D images of the inside of your arteries.
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