Category: Gadgets
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Bug-A-Salt: An Air Powered Gun That Fires Salt To Kill Mosquitoes And Flies
To combat the issue of flies in summer, a revolutionary solution is available in the form of an air powered rifle. The rifle is termed as Bug-A-Salt and pinches the salt at high velocity that becomes fatal for insects. The good thing in the rifle is that it requires no battery power as it uses…
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Pavlok Wristband Jolts You With An Electric Shock For Not Exercising Enough
Pavlok wristband has been developed to jolt the wearer for not doing enough exercise. The Pavlok will be available in the market this year and is far better than current tracking bands available. According to the officials of the company the band is made to change the habits of the wearers. A wristband has been…
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iSwimband: An Aquatic Gadget To Save Children From Drowning
iSwimband is gadgets that minimizes the risk of your loved ones drowning. The wearable gadget is equipped with sensors that generates an alarm when your loved ones are in dangerous situation. The sale has already been started on CES and shipping for the rest of the world would be started soon. Controlling the adults on the…
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Gear Live: Samsung’s Latest Smart Watch With Google’s Android Wear OS
“Android wear” is a new OS platform, developed by Google for Samsung’s new smart watch “Gear Live”. The same design theme as in Gear 2 has been used in Gear Live; it is far more than a jewelry or a fashion piece. The Gear Live has a square screen of the size 320*320 resolution at…
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GoCam: An iOS App To Take A Selfie Using Hand Gesture From 10 meters
Selfies lovers will be happy to see touchless technology that can take snaps from 10ft. Swedish company has developed an app for Apple devices considered to be the best solution for selfies. The app detects and keeps track of different gestures with touchless A3D software. Selfies fans are increasing day by day and people are…
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World’s Most Powerful Water Gun With A Range of 40 Feet
The amazing water gun has capability to store water up to 10 liters and fire it up to 40 feet. The cost of making one such gun is $2150. The gun has been made from daily use components. We give you more details about this invention. An engineer in London has made the world’s most sophisticated…
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Apple’s iWatch Will Feature Sweat Analysis Sensor And Much More
Anticipated Apple’s iWatch can analyze the user’s sweat during the exercise. A number of athletes have been contacted by the Apple to test this gadget. Along with sweat sensors, 10 other sensors including pulse monitoring sensors are also provided. No information has been revealed that mentions exact launch date of product. Apple is supposed to be working…
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A New Magnetic Implant Restores The Hearing Of A TV Star Billy Coughlin
A new magnetic implant has been used to restore the hearing of a young TV star, Billy Coughlin. Besides the star, the technology is also a beacon of hope for thousands of others. The technology used is the new version of Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA). A magnetic implant has been invented that restored the hearing of…
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Pelty Speakers Use Candle Fire To Play Music And Provide Lightning
The Peltier effect has been used to design speakers that uses candle fire to play the music. A common candle can last for more than five hours. Speakers can connect and work with any type of musical player. The loudness of these speakers is same as the normal speakers. Peltier effect is a scientific phenomenon that can…
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Spire: A Gadget That Predicts Your Mood By Monitoring Breath Pattern
Spire is a new gadget that monitors every breath you take. Spire is not only able to let you know how exactly you are feeling but also tell you how many steps you have taken. Spire communicates directly with the associated smartphone app. Currently, there are many gadgets in the market that track your heart beat or…
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SixenseVR SDK: A Virtual Reality Development Tool For Non-programmers
Virtual reality is a technology that has undergone lots of advancements in recent few years. However, this development is only accessible to the experienced software developers. A company had this bright idea of creating the right tools to make the design of virtual worlds more accessible to everyone. We tell you all about this fantastic…
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Now Google Glass Can Be Used To Steal PINs And Password From A Distance
Video analysis softwares and apps can now be used to reveal PIN numbers from videos captured as far as 10 meters. This technique can be applied on videos captured using webcam, Google Glass, Samsung smartwatch and even iPhone 5. You will be amazed to know that Google Glass has the potential to steal someone’s…
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GST Micra: World’s Smallest Pacemaker Implanted By French Doctors
French scientists have implanted the world’s smallest pacemaker. The small size of the pacemaker reduces the duration of the operation, as well as, the recovery time of the patient. This march in France, two surgeons Dr. Philippe Ritter and Dr. Pierre Bordachar from Hospital of Bordeaux, have implanted the world’s smallest pacemaker using minimally invasive surgery.…
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iPhone Application To Effectively Control Sugar Levels In Diabetics
Researchers have developed a great tool that will be of great service to individuals with diabetes. Called “bionic pancreas” it allows patients to monitor their blood sugar better than ever. We present this device that proves that technology can be also be used in the well-being of the people who need it the most. This innovative…
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“Cloak of Invisibility” To Hide Your Personal Data And Location
User data confidentiality is a main concern nowadays. The Cloak is developed with the aim to hide people’s data from large companies. The coat basically blocks all sorts of signals like wi-fi and mobile operators hence making your phone and gadgets untracebale and secure. Cloak of Invisibility is a famous concept from Harry Potter. A similar type…