Saturday 27 April 2013

iCuff

Hmmm??? was my first thought when I heard about the iWatch and its impending release. All across the web, folks were not overly welcoming about this new product from Apple but this past month however, patents for a new design called the iCuff, were released and I think this might receive a more positive feedback.




First of all, it has a catchy, futuristic design that is reminiscent of the design that stands Apple's products out. Also, it is fundamentally an iPhone and so it's basically a stand-alone device that doesn't require pairing with some other Apple gadget.

From blueprints released, it is a cuff but it can be flattened to enable storage in one's pocket or anywhere else; pretty neat if i do say so myself. Only time will tell if this will become another iconic device from Apple but I guess these are the daily challenges one faces when you are at the top of the pack.

What are your ratings on the iCuff on a scale of 1 to 10?


Friday 19 April 2013

MAGIMIX VISION TOASTER

This see-through toaster ensures that you always get it right, the first time around, when making toast.



It has a reheat button (genius) that won't burn or dry your toast the second time around. There is also the option of toasting just one side of the bread if you want it both crispy and chewy all at the same time.





Get this device here.

What do you make of the Magimix vision toaster on a scale of 1 to 10?




DYSON HOT + COOL

This truly is 'evolution of a product' at its finest; a fan that cools the air when you need it and heats up the room when you need it.




Say goodbye to dust-gathering heaters in the winter or bulky air-conditioners in the summer because this little device will be all you to need to keep your home comfortable all through the seasons.

In heater mode, you can set room temperature to the precise degree required. Also, the Dyson fan uses less energy than conventional heaters or conventional air conditioners and this couldn't come at a more crucial time with the current economic crunch. It is uber trendy, easy to clean and its accompanying remote control is magnetized so as to be easily stowed away atop the fan.



You can find more info on this product here.

As always, your commentary and ratings on a scale of 1 to 10 are greatly welcomed.


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Tuesday 16 April 2013

GOOGLE GLASS

Worldwide, everybody is asking the same question 'what the hell is google glass and what is it supposed to bloody do?'

Well, the secret is slowly unfolding as Google begins its campaign for its first physical innovation.



Apparently, it's a voice-controlled mini computer/phone, shaped like a futuristic eyeglass. If that doesn't impress you, maybe its features might;

1) Take a photograph by just saying the sentence 'take a picture'.
2) Record moments 'hands-free'.
3) Share live recordings.
4) Get directions straight to the eyeglass.
5) Send messages by just speaking.
6) Translate your voice into any language.
7) Get answers to any question.

It also comes in a variety of colours to suit those a bit more fashion concious.




Here's a video giving more clarity on the usage of Google glass:



If you are still confused or unsure about how Google glass works; believe me, you won't be the only one. What I do know is that the current pace of technology is truly revolutionary and who knows, this might just be the start of the 'nano' age we've come to expect in futuristic movies.

Get more info here

How would you rate 'Google glass' on a scale of 1 to 10?


Monday 15 April 2013

MARTIAN WRISTWATCHES

This takes the age of telecommunication into a whole new level; just strap this on and you may not need to handle your phone ever again.



Here are some of its features:

1) Use watch's voice commands to dial calls, read and respond to texts, and also access any information on your smartphone.
2) Has a noise cancelling earphone and a directional speaker to make chatting more enjoyable.
3) Receive caller ID and social media notifications straight to your watch with its built-in LED light, vibration and display screen.


You can find more info on this gadget by visiting the company site.

What do you think of the 'Martian watch' on a scale of 1 to 10?


Saturday 13 April 2013

THE 'LIKE' PAN

If you couldn't get enough of Facebook in your daily lives; well, you can now have it for dessert. That's right, you heard me, you can now eat Facebook.

I think everyone saw this coming; can scarcely wait for Twitter and Pinterest muffins, what fun times!!!

You can get this pan here

As always, your comments and ratings on a scale of 1 to 10 are highly appreciated.


Thursday 11 April 2013

FLOATING TABLECLOTH

At first glance, this table creation by Danish designer, Jon Brauer, seems to be floating literally above the floor.


But the truth is, it is actually not.

The table or tablecloth, made from acrylic plastic noted for its transparency and resistance to breakage, is balancing on a round pedestal measured at 30 cm in diameter. If you look closely at the picture, you'll see that the edges of the tablecloth have been ingeniously folded to form the base of the table.



You can get this creation here 

We would really love to get your opinions on this one; would you actually use this as a functional piece of furniture or mainly as a magical side attraction for guests?

As always, please leave your rating on a scale of 1 to 10 for this creation.


Wednesday 10 April 2013

LOWDI

This gadget is sure to get music lovers worldwide, motivated; a portable bluetooth speaker that works great with absolutely any bluetooth device.




Its battery life is supposed to last 8 solid hours and can be charged through any USB port.

Now I'm not even going to lie; the price is a bit steep at $129 but with a year's guarantee and some incredible features, it just might prove popular.

Find this device here

So what's your verdict on Lowdi on the usual scale of 1 to 10?


FAMOUS CREATION OF THE DAY - THE TELEVISION

SOURCES 
1) How Stuff Works: How the Television Works
2) Explain that stuff: Television; How it Works
3) Wise Geek: How does a Television Work?
4) Wikipedia: History of the Television