Right Cup

right cup (courtesy by google)

The Right Cup: Trick Your Brain, Drink More Water!

The fruit flavored cup that tricks the brain into thinking your plain water is flavored.

QIUB

QIUB(courtesy by google)

WHAT IS QIUB?

3 devices all in one – a powerbank, sync cable and a memory card reader. A smart product that is durable, compact and lightweight. 

QIUB is available in 2 distinguished colors – blue for Android and green for Apple

QIUB will be available for purchase via Indiegogo Campaign from August 2016.

SMART POWER BANK +INTEGRATED CABLE + MEMORY CARD READER!

Carrying around chargers, spare memory, cable and more every day can be a huge hassle. With the QIUB, you can now sync and charge your smartphone with ease.

QIUB functions as 3 main things:

- A battery to charge up your phone quickly
- A cable to sync your mobile devices
- A place to backup important files

SION SOLAR CAR

SION - Solar Car (courtesy by google)

SION- SOLAR CAR

Sion is the first electric production car capable of recharging its batteries from the sun. So now, you’ll never have to worry about range.

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The Sion body is equipped with integrated solar cells. These charge the battery when parked and while driving. 30 free kilometers per day are possible just from the electricity generated by the sun.  read more

Table Top Technology

Table Top Technology @Microsoft surface(courtesy)

Table Top Ttechnology

Many science fiction films have depicted powerful computers that are no more than large touch-screen displays. In "Star Wars," it was a series of transparent room partitions with schematics used to plan and monitor a battle out in space. In "Star Trek," it was entire wall panels and tabletops for controlling everything on the spaceship. Today, here on Earth, Microsoft Surface is beginning to turn these sci-fi wonders into a reality.

Surface is a platform, or combination of hardware and software technologies, designed to work as a collaborative touch-screen interface for multiple simultaneous users. 

                The Microsoft Surface platform relies on groundbreaking software to make all of its technologies work together seamlessly. We've already considered the system enhancements that interpret multiple touch points and other objects. Now, we'll zoom in to the graphical side of the NUI and look at its interactive software.

First, all the Surface software runs in what's called the Surface Shell. In operating systems, a shell is a process used to run and manage a group of related subprocesses. Likewise, the Surface Shell is the main process that can make use of the Surface hardware functions. The initial interaction most users have with the Microsoft Surface is with the Surface Shell running some application that entices you to touch the screen. The default application for this is a virtual pond of water that ripples when you touch it.

           The Samsung SUR40 with Surface 2.0, scheduled for release in fall 2011, is the first Surface device available for retail purchase worldwide. Microsoft and Samsung will sell the device, as will a number of authorized resellers. Though the price and availability of Surface puts it within reach of the home consumer, Microsoft's target audience for Surface is still retail businesses.

The Ideum MT55 not only has more impressive hardware specifications than the Samsung SUR40 running Surface 2.0, but it also beat the SUR40 to the retail market space.

                    Ideum has built a giant 46-inch Android touchscreen table that can recognise up to 60 simultaneous touches. The device, which also comes in a 32-inch version, is set to go on sale later this year and prices start at $6,950 (£4,175).

CICRET Bracelet

The CICRET :
The Cicret App and Bracelet was lauded by tech bloggers as the next stage of smartphone connectivity, and videos and articles about it were widely
shared on social media sites. But if your first impression was the device looked like something out of science fiction, you weren't entirely wrong. A number of skeptical users had some pointed questions about the Cicret claims, and among the more logical queries (such as how the device might work for people with dark skin or abundant arm hair) was a far more central mystery: does the Cicret bracelet actually exist?

Viewers of the video were quick to notice the device as shown appeared to have been cobbled together from recognizable existing products. Some observed extant advances don't allow for such capabilities to be contained within a device as small as the one depicted, and others noted the projection quality seemed remarkably high.
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Holus hologram

holus hologram

Holus-Hologram:

Intuitive. Immersive. Interactive.

Holus is the next generation of gaming, education, and entertainment and will introduce you to a world of creativity and possibility. It’s the first device for home that truly brings people together and allows them to interact face-to-face.

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WI-FI hub: to share audio

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wi-fi hub by EKKO:

Introducing HUB by ekko, the first Hi-Fi, Wi-Fi audio hub for headphones and speakers. It lets you instantly share wireless audio with multiple simultaneous listeners using any earbuds, headphones or powered speakers. This is the wireless sound experience you’ve been waiting for.
courtesy by: ekko