MBLOK is a small sized memory storage device, designed to save data from your smartphone or tablet. The memory device connects with your phone via Bluetooth, and backs up all the desired data. Being relatively small in size, MBLOK is easy to carry around, and since it connects via Bluetooth to your phone, there is no hassle for wires.
Second Livestock intends to put battery chicken out of their life of misery into a virtual world where they could at least enjoy the sensation of life. Battery Chicken, as it stands, don’t have a good life. They are reared without much care, live in small cages, get in fights and have health problems. The practice continues because it allows for greater egg production.
microSD SSD creator kit, will let you find use for the microSD cards you could have lying around, and create a cool little solid state drive for your use. This would be extremely useful for people who have plenty of cards lying around. Having those cards work as an SSD would make them quite more useful. The device can accept 10 cards, going to a maximum storage of 640 GB. At $87, the price is a bit of a bummer.
Today, connectivity allows you to order your printer in any part of the world to print selected pages. But tough luck if you need something printed and don’t have immediate access to a printer. Your device could order a print from anywhere, but the printer stays put right where it is, waiting for you to collect the print. Faced with similar problems, Israeli studio Zuta Labs decided it was about time the printer went portable.
Being a phone is not an easy job, especially when in the hands of someone prone to dropping the phone every now and then. If that describes the risk your phone runs, or even if you are generally careful about the safety of your phone, [BRIC+]extreme might just be the case you need.
Modular cellphones are a neat concept. Rather than buying a new phone once the technology gets outdated, you could simply swap the outdated part for the brand new one. In a simple sense, it is this idea that forms the basis of Google’s Project Ara modular smartphone.
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Once upon a time, the Walkman was the cool music device that everybody wanted, and carried with them. Now they are technological dinosaurs with people having no idea what they were good for. We haven’t seen a walkman in years, and most of the kids, have not seen one ever. To think, it has been four years since Sony officially pulled the plug on the Walkman. Of course, it had been dead long before it was laid to rest. The video here shows the reactions of children when they are handed the outlandish piece of technology that is the Walkman.
Amazon has announced its own streaming media player, the Amazon Fire TV. Capable of HD video streaming, the device comes as a box that attaches to your HDTV, and can stream content from services like Netflix, Prime Instant Video, Hulu Plus, and WatchESPN, along with several others.
It is well documented that function and ease of use can very well take a backseat on account of badassery. Now the Katana Hilt iPhone Holder might not be the easiest to use products around; but dammit you get to carry the phone around like a katana. That is so totally badass. The idea is currently only a concept from Japanese designer Kengo Maeda for GOES Inc. Well if the Banana iPhone case can exist, we see no problem with the Katana making its appearance.
You may not know it, but your PlayStation 4 loves to suit up. Buy it a nice dress and make it happy. Balolo has come up with a precision cut wooden cover for the PlayStation.