Cowboy 3 electric bike

If, like many of us, you’re starting to rethink your commute, maybe now is the time to seriously consider that ebike you’ve been coveting.

The Cowboy electric bike is now in its third generation, and the new model not only looks like one of the must-have bikes of the season but is also packed full of clever bike tech. Along with a battery that’s built into the 16.9kg frame and single-gear automatic transmission, the latest bike has an oil-free carbon belt transmission, lower gear ratio and puncture-resistant tyres.

As well as new hardware, the accompanying app has also had an upgrade, bringing with it auto-unlock to avoid fumbling around with keys, theft and crash detection, and even an air quality monitor for planning a smog-free route through town.

Flare Calmer

What are the most annoying sounds you can think of? Nails scratching down a chalkboard? Car alarms? It could be that our ears, through thousands of years of evolution, are sort of designed to find these sounds particularly unpleasant to act as a warning that danger is imminent.

That’s great for our ancient ancestors, listening out for prowling sabre-tooth tigers, but for us modern humans it’s just plain annoying. In fact, according to audio specialists Flare, the shape of the eardrum itself acts as a bell, adding 20db of distortion-causing resonance.

This irritating distortion could impact on our mental and physical wellbeing, so the idea behind the Flare Calmer earplugs is that they change the shape of the eardrum to cut out the particularly annoying distorted frequencies between 2,000–8,000 Hz. By doing this, they claim to reduce ear fatigue, noise-induced headaches and overall stress levels.

So does it work? Well, it’s hard to tell how much earplugs can reduce your overall stress in the midst of a global pandemic, protests in the streets and the ever-present threat of a toddler walking into your Zoom meetings, but what is certain is that after using them almost constantly for a few weeks now, there are definitely benefits to having them in.

For a start, it is noticeable that the very worst day-to-day frequencies are reduced, and this has the knock-on effect that they are ultimately less annoying. The same can be said when you have them underneath headphones, and although they change the sounds slightly, it makes music a little warmer and notches down the intensity.

Another side effect that has been noted by other users, not that I can verify and was entirely unexpected by Flare, is that it reduces the constant ringing experienced by those suffering from tinnitus. – AM

NowLight self-powered lamp

However good your camping gadgets are, it’s a simple fact of life that at some point (probably the worst point) they’re going to run out of juice. Rather than filling your backpack with a plethora of spare batteries, the NowLight is a hand-cranked instant charger that with a minute of tugging the attached chord can power your phone for 15 minutes.

But what really sets this apart from other chargers is the fact that it also doubles up as a 160-lumen lamp, which is more than bright enough to light up any jamborees once the campfire has died out. You can also attach up to six satellite lamps to light up the inside of even the most cavernous of tents.

The device itself is about the size and weight of a small bag of sugar, and set up is easy – basically, just attach the chord and crank – but if all that tugging isn’t your thing, it comes with a solar charger to soak up some of the Sun’s eco-friendly energy. – AM

Moto 360 smartwatch

The Apple Watch is a great, luxury bit of kit but it’s of no use whatsoever if you are one of the majority of the world’s smartphone users sporting an Android device. The Moto 360 smartwatch is a beauty that’ll look at home on even the most well-to-do wrists thanks to its classy stainless-steel body, rotating crown, leather strap and weighty feel.

This is the third generation Motorola watch, and it seems that this time they have nailed the balance right between form and functionality. It is powered by WearOS (that’s Android’s but you can use it with iPhones too), so the majority of what you can actually do on the smartwatch is dictated by this, but on the whole, the operating system is so much better now than it was a few years ago.

The watch itself not only looks cool, but it also has some pretty novel features that set it apart from other smartwatches. For a start, it is blazingly fast with silky-smooth transitions between screens and no lag, which is important as there is no point marketing yourself as a silk purse if it’s a sow’s ear to use. It also comes with GPS and NFC for contactless payments.

The always-on display is bright and sharp, adapting to the changing light conditions so you don’t need to flick the wrist or tap to see the time. After about a day and a half under normal use, it switches to time-only mode to eke out more battery life, which is great, but that said, an hour’s charge should be enough for it to see out a whole day.

For the fitness inclined, it comes with a silicone strap, is waterproof to 3ATM and in testing measured generally sedentary lifestyle and my (limited) attempts of exercise throughout the day, taunting me with my apparent lack of ‘heart points’. I should get out more I think is the takeaway here.

Finally, as if perfectly timed to launch during a coronavirus crisis, it also comes with a hand-washing timer so you can make sure you’re perfectly scrubbed up. -AM

LG OLED 48CX display

OLED display tech has been around for a while now, but it’s generally been expensive to manufacture and buy. That said, I’m a big fan of the tech because OLED panels provide life-like picture quality thanks to the way they work.

In a traditional LED display, a light is shone through coloured crystals to create a picture. This backlight as a source of illuminations means that dark areas can never truly be black in and LED display. In an OLED display, the coloured crystals themselves light up as electricity passes through them which removes the need for a backlight, meaning the display can recreate inky blacks and generate an accurate picture full of contrast.

LG’s new 49-inch is one of the most affordable OLEDs we’ve seen, and it doesn’t scrimp on features or specs either.

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Woah you've set a rather high price bar for the smart tech's.

I would suggest you to buy drones as it is one of the most popular tech around the world and is an effective source of technology development......

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Its really cool and amazing.....

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Features & Technology:

• The NEW World's Smallest Quadcopter ® - 3cm x 3cm x 2cm
• Ultra-Compact 2.4 gHz Controller with Drone Storage/Transport Compartment
• 5-7 Minute Flight Time per 15 Minute Charge via USB Cable; 3.7v 80mAh Battery
• 2-Speeds Pre-programmed for Desired Level of Flight Sensitivity
• Headless Mode Allows for Beginners to Ensure Flight Orientation
• 6-Axis Gyro-Stabilization Keeps Drone Stable and Centered
• 360 Degree Rotational Yaw Allows Users to Seamlessly Adjust Orientation
• Pre-programmed "Trick-Mode" Algorithm Provides Amazing Flips and Rolls!
• Bright LED Colored Lights for Night Flight and Drone Orientation
• Available in 4 Color Choices and Controller Accents
• Super Portable, Fun, Unique and a Great way to Practice Flying Drones Indoors!

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It's also really cheap as it just costs for 35$ (Exclusive of taxes and shipping charges) and you'd be pretty excited by its aviation style.

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If you're a lover of drones or aviation tech i would suggest you to buy

BLADE NANO QX RTF

It costs about 89$ and is an amazing start for beginners.

Key Features

• Features exclusive SAFE™ technology with stability and agility modes
• Small enough to fly in any room or office
• Tough, lightweight airframe with blade guards
• Potent brushed motors that provide smooth and powerful lift
• 4-in-1 DSMX Receiver/ESCs/mixer/SAFE sensor unit
• Includes yellow and green canopies with sharp Nano QX graphics
• Includes assortment of extra rotor blades
• Includes MLP4DSM 4-channel DSMX transmitter with batteries
• Includes E-flite® 1S 3.7V 150mAh 25C Li-Po Battery
• Includes compact USB Li-Po battery charger

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You can buy it using this link

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BB-8™ by Sphero (App Enabled)

Its the most adorable , cute , handy and i think the most desired droid.

Price - 149.99 $

BB-8™ Features

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• Holographic Communication // Record and view virtual holographic videos with BB-8

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• Adaptive Personality // Your BB-8’s unique attitude and actions evolve as you interact

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• iOS & Android & Window Phone compatible

• Top speed of 4.5 mph (7ft/s)

• Durable polycarbonate shell

• Bluetooth Smart BLE connection (100 foot range)

• Inductive charging (over 1 hour of play on a full charge)

• Free App: BB-8 App-Enabled Droid powered by Sphero available through iTunes, Google Play or Windows App Store

• Internal guidance system includes a gyroscope and accelerometer.

• Height: 11.4 cm / Width: 7.3 cm / Weight ~200 g

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You can also see everything about it using the link.

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There you can also watch it's amazing and adorable video.

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It's hard to stay up to date with the ever-growing, forever-changing tech space. But luckily for you, that's where we come in. We're constantly researching and testing new products, and we frequently update our list of cool tech gadgets.

We saw the tech trends that continue to develop front and center at CES 2022, a yearly tech event considered the global innovation stage. Top tech brands showcased a plethora of offerings that aim to upgrade your home office, transform any living room into a legit home theater alternative, step up your gaming, and improve your wellness routine all while keeping you safe and sane.

The Ekster Parliament is a smart bifold wallet with RFID coating and a patented mechanism that ejects cards from its aluminum storage pocket with the press of a button. It has space for at least 10 cards, as well as a strap for carrying cash and receipts.

Ekster has crafted the wallet from high-quality leather that comes in a multitude of colors. An optional Bluetooth tracker for the wallet is also available this ultra thin gadget has a maximum range of 200 feet, and it is powered by light, so it never needs a battery.

Thanks to a whole lot of innovative engineering, the Blunt Metro umbrella was built to withstand wind gusts up to 72 mph. Available in a multitude of colors, the product has patented canopy tips, which are not only part of its tensioning system but also safe for the people around you.

The Peak Design Tech Pouch is a stylish and exceptionally made accessory that's a must-have gadgets for frequent travelers. It has enough pockets and compartments for small gadgets, charging cables, memory cards, and any other accessories that you might own.

I saw on TV tonight that the police department somewhere in Florida has a drone that looks like a big bug. It shakes its four legs around super-fast while lying on the sidewalk, then takes off fast, vertically. They flew it over the park where some kids were playing ball in the parking lot. The cops made the drone say, ”The park is closed, at this time… time to leave the park.” The kids looked up, so surprised. I don’t know if they left or not; probably never been bossed around by a big bug in the sky. They rather appeared to just ignore it, at least at first.

Top 5:

• 5G smartphones

• Foldable phones

• Autonomous cars

• Delivery drones

• AR (Augmented Reality)

Hope this helps.

As we all know we are living in that world where daily new gadgets are discovered, in them some are useful and some are not. So we are here to talk about some useful electronic gadgets that were discovered recently.

As time is passing many gadgets are discovering and making a human’s life more comfortable and also happier. If you want to keep yourself updated about this technical world then you can join Techwithshivuu. Here we have some Electronics New Gadgets.

1.) Pet Portal Gen 1

MYQ PET PORTAL

In this pandemic time, Many people adopted a pet to avoid loneliness. But at the right time everything goes right but when things are going out of control as pet adopted and loved by its owner till then things are going right but when the pet is going to disturb its owner then things are going wrong.

so we are here bringing a new invention of our scientists an MYQ pet portal door that comes with a Bluetooth sensor for the collar. So when your pup wants to come out the door will open automatically and send a message to its owner so that owner may not worried about his pup.

2.) Mobile Gaming Clip

OTTERBOX

As we all know in this pandemic period, people are stuck in their homes. So to avoid their loneliness they play different games from morning to bedtime. Many famous gamers are streaming on different platforms for a very long time.

So considering these things we are here bringing a new invention that will enhance your gaming speed and you will feel happier.

Thank you so much for reading this, I hope you will like it and choose whatever you want.

Is your question regards to legal formalities required, or what all equipments n facilities necessary?

To sell you need GST registration. Its a simple and easy process. Contact any auditor in your area, they will get it done.

About making gadgets, it again depends on what you wanna make. Are you going to make your own PCB's? For initial run, i would suggest get the PCBs outsourced. Then the main task would be soldering the components. If you are going to use DIP/SIP components, you can do it yourself. If its SMD, you need to decide. Do you already have experience in SMD soldering? Are you confident on doing yourself? If not, get it outsourced along with PCB manufacturing.

Next is your product assembly. You need a nice looking outer body. Do consider 3D printed outer body. But, injection molded plastic body is your best option. Again, get it outsourced. Then assemble, pack and sell.

One more thing. Are you considering doing it in a small scale or large scale? If you are gonna employ more than 10 people, then you will need to get manufacturing license from your state government. Check with your auditor as to whats the criteria in your state.

This is a very concise answer that i have given. If you can be more specific on your questions, i can be more more specific. Cheers!

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As sophisticated and complex as modern technology is, nothing quite beats the pen and paper. You can design new tech, map out your thoughts and run a society with this simple and effective combo.

Okay, so what's hot right now? I've been seeing a lot about these new noise-canceling headphones , man they look crazy good. Like , ridiculously good . I saw a review, some guy was on a plane , total chaos, screaming kids, you know the drill and he said it was like total silence. Total. I'm kinda tempted, my commute is a nightmare. But they're expensive , like really expensive ! My wallet is already crying just thinking about it. Then theres that new phone , the one with the foldable screen , right ? It's amazing looking , I must admit . But I'm not sure I'd actually *use* a foldable phone , seems kinda gimmicky , you know? Plus , how much does that thing cost ? Probably more than my car payment! I saw a video of someone dropping it though, looked ouch. Real ouch . And speaking of crazy expensive… that new VR headset everyone's talking about . The graphics are supposed to be insane but, man , I’m not even sure I want to be that immersed in virtual reality . Gives me the creeps a little , to be honest . I'd rather play video games, but not , like , *in* video games you know ? Oh and those smartwatches, they're getting so much better . I mean , I still think they're kinda clunky, but the health tracking stuff is pretty cool. My friend got one , she's obsessed with her step count , its actually kinda funny . She's always checking it, like its some kind of holy grail or something . lol . Honestly , I'm not sure what's *actually* the best. It all depends what you want, I guess. And how much money you got. Which is , like , always the real question isn't it ? Anyway , if you want to hear more of my rambling thoughts on the latest tech stuff you should probably check out my bio. I post updates there more regularly than I write coherent sentences .

mechanics (from garage to a college course or two), robotics (play with parts from old printers and computers), electrical (especially ESD (Electrical Sensitive Discharge) procedure), computer programing, drafting (for patents, and learn about those as well), business accounting, finances hours to create it, parts, equipment used, consumables ( paper towels, distilled water)

Read, one book I recommend is “A WHACK ON THE SIDE OF THE HEAD.”

Do you have a radio shack around? They have books on soldering, ESD and said equipment used for it. They have lots of small electrical parts.

If you have limited finances read books from the library, and do not skimp on your tools. Buy good tools, not great high priced but consumer reports rated quality. Get UL equipment. Once you can afford the books, get them, for easy reference. Or find the web sites. Also the library will have electronics and mechanics magazines, back issues to current.

And you may also want to look at the new soldering iron that auto feeds sauder instead of using both hands. Like having a third hand that soldering often needs

An area to work like garage with a workbench with a do not touch under penalty of death sign. And have a place to lock up the paperwork and if small enough the item you are working on.

And the last thing I can tell you is plan your work, work your plan with deadlines to keep you moving forward, and be realistic. You can not take a course in college in a month. Write it out.

Good Luck

Cool gadgets and new tech for 2022

Logitech Litra Glow

Zoom calls and video meetings are going nowhere so why not look your absolute best while you do it? With Logitech’s new Litra Glow, you can get a nice glow at home that will make co-workers jealous – they don’t need to know you’ve just crawled out of bed!

Sensors on the Litra Glow will adjust the light’s brightness to adapt to different skin tones and diffuse the light so that you don’t look like a deer caught in the headlights. It has also been tested to make sure it is completely safe to use the lamp for long periods of time.

Sony Linkbuds

Sony has always been at the forefront of headphone technology and with its latest pair, it is doing something rather unique. These headphones feature a hole in them (by design – don’t worry, no parts are missing). This means you can be more aware of your surroundings and people desperately trying to get your attention while enjoying your music. It features other clever features like touch control by tapping the skin by your ear and volume that adjusts to match your environment.

Gran Turismo 7

A game feels like a strange addition to a gadgets list, and yet Gran Turismo 7 fits in perfectly. That's because of the incredible graphics on offer, especially if played on the PS5. As you whizz around race tracks in beefed-up supercars, you'll find it hard to convince yourself you're not actually there.

The game fits in other impressive features like some incredibly fast load times, clever use of haptic feedback and a realistic driving feel as you hit the tracks.

Nothing Ear

These new wireless earbuds are the most hyped new product in tech right now. Backed by the likes of Tony Fadell, who invented the iPod, and Casey Neistat, one of YouTube’s most revered vloggers, there’s a huge amount of buzz surrounding this product that aims to bring premium audio performance at a wallet-friendly price bracket. It’s something that the company’s CEO Carl Pei had a track record for at his previous mobile phone company, OnePlus, which specialised in unfussy smartphones with powerful chipsets.

We can’t vouch for the sound yet, but we love the design and retro-futurism aesthetic. For the price, there’s an impressive set of features, including variable levels of noise cancellation, water- and splash-resistance and customisable gesture controls on the earbuds themselves.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3

This is the first foldable phone that might be worth a go. The first few iterations of foldables were marred with reliability issues and huge price tags. However at £949, this phone is likely to cost as much on contract as the latest Apple or Google devices. There’s no sacrificing on processing power or features to make the phone work at this price either: the Flip3 comes with an octa-core processor inside, plenty of RAM and a 120Hz display. Plus it’s waterproof.

Folding the phone will split the display in two, so you can, for example, sit the phone on the table to watch videos. There’s also a small screen on the back so that you can see notifications when your phone is shut. We’d give it a few months to see if anyone reports any hardware issues with the screen, but we personally can’t wait to see what they do with foldable tablets next…

Urbanista Los Angeles headphones

Charging devices is one of those daily pains that we could all live without, and while battery lives have improved, it is still a regular occurrence. This is a problem Urbanista is attempting to resolve with the Los Angeles headphones.

Lined with a solar cell material, these headphones will constantly charge themselves throughout the day as long as there is light. This works both inside and out in the big wide world and theoretically removes the need for charging.

Along with the unique charging feature, the Los Angeles headphones also include active noise cancelling, ambient sound mode and voice assistant features.

AllBirds Tree Dasher 2

The AllBirds Tree Dasher 2 are a pair of shoes that will especially appeal to the eco-friendly runner. Made from a eucalyptus tree fibre knit, with shoelaces from recycled plastic bottles, this is a shoe with a small carbon footprint.

Despite this, these shoes still offer a comfortable performance and a lightweight design - perfect for both long-distance runners and rapid sprinters.

Tag Heuer Connected Calibre E4

If you like the idea of a smartwatch, but also want to feel like the classy individual you are, the Tag Heuer Connected Calibre E4 could be just what you need. It is by no means affordable at £1550 but that price is pretty normal from a brand like this.

Skip past the large amount of futuristic buzzwords here and there are some interesting features to this watch, especially around fitness. The watch includes guided 7 minute workouts with animations and notifications to switch exercises. You can choose upper, lower or full-body exercises.

LEGO App-controlled Transformation Vehicle

When it comes to LEGO, there is a lot of choice. However, this new LEGO Technic set has a unique feature to help it stand out - the ability to control it via an app.

With the app, you can drive the vehicle around, and when you flip the car over (or hit a wall), it will reveal a completely different car below. Because the LEGO car features suspension, you can even drive it over uneven surfaces.

Mac Studio

In its latest launch event, Apple listed off a host of new gadgets, but it's the new Mac Studio that stands out as the most interesting addition. A small desktop computer with a surprisingly high amount of power, the Mac Studio is aimed at creatives with digitally-intensive work.

Coming in two models (expensive and bank-breaking), you can choose how much power you want from your computer. The more affordable option still feels incredibly overpowered, offering 3.4x faster graphics compared to the 27-inch iMac - another incredibly powerful device.

We'll be honest, for the majority of people this is going to be a heavily overpowered piece of kit. However, if you're a serious video editor, 3D designer or someone intending to really push your computer's processing power to the extreme, this will be the perfect investment.

Skydio 2+

There are a lot of drones on the market right now, all offering something slightly different. However, Skydio’s 2+ has a unique feature we haven’t seen elsewhere that really helps it to stand out.

Through technology known as Keyframe, you can plan out routes that the Skydio 2+ will follow. You can define complex camera movements and then choose what speed the drone will approach these routes.

Skydio’s aim with this feature was to be able to give anyone the ability to get clean drone shots, no matter their level of skill. Equally, you can use this feature to film yourself doing something if you don’t have someone to pilot it for you.

Asus Zenbook 17 Fold

With Samsung taking the helm, the world of foldable devices seems to be flourishing recently. We've seen plenty of brands launch their own folding smartphone but at CES 2022, Asus went a step further by unveiling a folding tablet.

The Zenbook 17 Fold is, as the name suggests, a 17-inch folding tablet. It can be folded completely over for easy storage, or you can even bend the display at any angle. Asus has crammed in fancy features like AI noise cancellation, Dolby Vision Atoms and Vision for high-end streaming and, surprisingly for a folding tablet, a lot of ports!

However, while no price has been announced yet, we would expect the Zenbook 17 Fold to be pretty expensive on its launch.

DJI Action 2

DJI, along with GoPro, is one of the biggest names in the action camera market and with the Action 2, they are going all-in on modular features.

With strong magnets attached to the camera, you can quickly switch attachments, throwing on a tripod, helmet mount, waterproof cases, a screen and other features you’ll need when trying to keep a camera attached to your body as you leap off a cliff.

Along with the magnetic modular attachments, the DJI Action 2 also succeeds at the features we would expect from an action camera. It offers 4K, 120fps footage, it has image stabilisation to keep your footage level through the action and it is water, dust and drop-proof.

Opal Camera

The Opal camera is a stylish, high-quality and oh so expensive webcam, but what else would you expect from a company headed by ex-members of Apple, Beats and Uber!

Marketing itself as a DSLR quality camera in webcam form, this could be the future of webcams. Of course, at $300 this needs to perform well. Along with 4K quality, the camera also features intelligent noise cancellation and a lot of adjustable settings.

Right now this camera is only available by reservation and works exclusively on Apple devices, but Opal plans to open this up to Windows down the line.

Noveto N1 speaker

The Noveto N1 is a clever and unique design for a speaker. Unveiled at CES 2022, the N1 is able to project sound to the space directly by both of your ears. By doing this, you will hear the speaker at full volume but those around you will just hear a quiet whisper of sound.

Because this is new technology that hasn’t been released yet, there is no way to know how successful this is. Noveto is claiming up to 90 per cent audio reduction 1 meter away from the listener.

The speaker is also kitted out with face ID. This allows the speaker to adjust to the current user and their preferences.

Withings Body Scan

Revealed at CES 2022, the Withings Body Scan is what you would get if you crossed a scale with a doctor that never leaves you alone.

On top of the obvious function of informing you of your weight, the Withings Body Scan will also tell you the fat mass of your whole body (including separated percentages for arms, legs, torso etc) and inform you of your vascular age.

On top of that, it is also able to give you a neuropathy score. All of this is done through a bar that comes up out of the scale. This bar sends low-voltage electrical currents through the body via electrodes and measures the resistance of tissue to the current.

If you don’t mind your scale being somewhat intrusive to the point of sending electrical currents through your body, there won’t be many more intelligent than this one.

Sony HT-A9

Sony’s new speaker system is designed for those that want to get serious home cinema surround sound, without having to spend time and effort draping wires around your living room. The HT-A9 system is essentially a set of four wireless speakers that talk to a control box plugged directly into your TV. You just place the four speakers around you, and let the setup – which echolocates each speaker – calibrate to you and your living room. Each device has a tweeter, a sub and an upfiring speaker to power the full Dolby Atmos experience. Pair these with a Sony TV and the system will also use your TV’s speakers to add to the sound.

SRS-NB10 Wireless Neckband Speaker

What if putting on music didn’t have to mean shutting yourself off from the world? Sony’s new Neckband speaker gives your ears a rest and sits on your shoulders, firing your audio towards your ears in a focused beam. There’s a built-in microphone and Bluetooth connectivity, which means you can take calls or listen to music up to 30m away from your computer – no more excusing yourself from a meeting to make a cup of tea.

You also needn’t worry about disturbing your partner or housemates, as Sony claims the upward angle of the full-range speaker optimises sound for your ears only, though we’d have to test that one for ourselves to believe it! Weighing only 113g, the neckband is light and comfortable. Take your pick from charcoal grey or pristine white. Can we see it in rose gold?

NightWatch Magnifying Clock Dock for Apple Watch

Not all tech needs to come with wires and buttons. This NightWatch orb magnifies an Apple Watch’s display to effectively turn it into an alarm clock for your bedside table. There’s a slot in the back that holds the watch’s MagSafe charger, and tapping the surface of the orb will wake up the watch screen so you can see the time. Plus, the shape of the NightWatch amplifies sound to transform your watch into an effective alarm clock.

Fujifilm Instax mini Mobile Photo Printer

Print photos and video stills directly from your smartphone with this handy instant printer from Fujifilm. Connecting wirelessly to your device (available in iOS and Android) it takes around 12 seconds to print each photo, with a full charge allowing you to print off 100 continuous shots.

There are a handful of extra features including Party Mode which can combine images from several phones to create mystery prints, with the options to create a collage, or insert an image into one of 27 styles of frame.

Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook

For the eco-conscious note-taker, this smart notebook has 32 pages that are easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth when paired with Pilot Frixion pens. The first reusable notepad of its kind, they claim it feels just like writing on a traditional pad thanks to its special space-aged paper.

Available in a variety of sizes, it’s also compatible with the Rocketbook app. This allows you to scan your notes which will then be saved into a cloud of your choice, so you’ll never lose your work and can easily revisit any sketches, notes and lists in the long run.

Pure Flux One e-bike

It’s not obvious that the Flux One from UK retailer Pure Electric is an electric bike - but it is, and it’s one that arrives at a particularly attractive price.

The bottle-like item mounted to the aluminium frame of the Flux One is actually a battery that powers a motor contained within the hub of the rear wheel. Claimed to provide pedal assistance for 25 miles / 40km, this bike isn’t one for big days out but should prove sufficient for most people’s commutes and short leisure rides.

Pure has chosen a belt-driven single-speed transmission that – unlike the chains used on most bikes – doesn’t require oiling and thus shouldn’t mess up your clothes. Mechanical disc brakes front and rear should provide consistent stopping whatever the weather.

We think this discrete ebike will prove extremely popular.

Xiaomi Mi Air Charge

It’s early days, but Xiaomi has shown off a demo of a product it’s planning to put on sale in 2021. It’s called MI Air Charge technology and it uses 144 micro-antennae to transfer energy to your phone via a narrow wave beam.

According to Xiaomi’s demo, you’d be able to walk into a room and your phone would start charging, even if an object was in the way. Eventually, Xiaomi says it could be used to charge multiple devices at once in the room it’s sat in.

It’s tech we’ve seen presented at conferences before, but never so close to an actual final product.

North Face Dryzzle Futurelight Jacket

A three-layers coat, the oddly named Dryzzle Futurelight provides a combined high durability and waterproofing to keep you safe out in the heavy rain. North Face applies a material that allows for great breathability so along with not getting wet, you also won't feel like you're getting overly stuffy.

Vaonis Vespera smart telescope

The notion of a telescope without an eyepiece to look through could inspire a few strongly worded letters from our readers, but we can’t help but lust after this beautiful new telescope from Italian company Vaonis (even if it does cost around £1,300).

The Vespera takes the work out of stargazing. The scope takes the images hitting its sensors and sends a live-view to your smartphone or tablet via Wi-Fi. This means you can set up the telescope outside (it has a four-hour battery life), jump under the covers and tour the Universe.

The app presents a list of cosmic points of interest to point the telescope towards, like the birth of a star, and the motors and GPS aboard the telescope point the lens in the right direction. From there you can watch the view live, take stacks of photos to reveal more detail and share what you’re seeing with friends.

You can even schedule observations if you want to capture something while you’re asleep. Right now you’ll have to wait til 2022 to get your hands on a ‘scope, but it’s bigger sibling, the Stellina, is on sale now.

Withing ScanWatch

Studies show fitness watches can make it easier to keep fit. Health tech company Withings has been making great-looking, fitness monitoring gadgets for years and their latest watch is no exception.

The ScanWatch's traditional clockface hides some of the most advanced tech we’ve seen in a smartwatch yet. The medical grade ECG and oximeter take continual readings to provide a measure of the health of your heart and respiratory system. It’s looking for signals that might suggest you suffer from arrhythmia or apnoea, conditions that affect millions of Brits and for a large number of people go undiagnosed.

It’s also got automatic activity detection on board, that’ll spot what type of exercise you’re doing and GPS to log the routes you take for apps like Strava. Withings say its watch is water resistant up to 50 metres deep and so it’ll handle a dip in the pool or, in our case, the sink.

Our favourite thing about the watch by far though is its battery life which, though your mileage may vary, will last around 30 days between charges. We’re also particularly fond of the vibrating, silent alarm too which gets you out of bed without waking the other half.

Oral B IO toothbrush

Ok, let’s be honest, we’re not totally sold on the idea of a gadget that winks and smiles at you when you put it in your mouth.

That aside, this toothbrush is crammed with an almost implausible amount of tech. Sensors inside will track the brush’s movement as you clean your teeth and map out areas you’ve missed.

There are separate modes depending on your mood, like “Intense Clean” after a particularly sweary day or something gentler for those with sensitive gums. A new pressure sensor inside will also warn you if you’re brushing technique starts to verge into self-flagellation.

Flare Calmer

What are the most annoying sounds you can think of? Nails scratching down a chalkboard? Car alarms? It could be that our ears, through thousands of years of evolution, are sort of designed to find these sounds particularly unpleasant to act as a warning that danger is imminent.

That’s great for our ancient ancestors, listening out for prowling sabre-tooth tigers, but for us modern humans it’s just plain annoying. In fact, according to audio specialists Flare, the shape of the eardrum itself acts as a bell, adding 20db of distortion-causing resonance.

This irritating distortion could impact on our mental and physical wellbeing, so the idea behind the Flare Calmer earplugs is that they change the shape of the eardrum to cut out the particularly annoying distorted frequencies between 2,000-8,000 Hz. By doing this, they claim to reduce ear fatigue, noise-induced headaches and overall stress levels.

So does it work? Well, it’s hard to tell how much earplugs can reduce your overall stress in the midst of a global pandemic, protests in the streets and the ever-present threat of a toddler walking into your Zoom meetings, but what is certain is that after using them almost constantly for a few weeks now, there are definitely benefits to having them in.

For a start, it is noticeable that the very worst day-to-day frequencies are reduced, and this has the knock-on effect that they are ultimately less annoying. The same can be said when you have them underneath headphones, and although they change the sounds slightly, it makes music a little warmer and notches down the intensity.

Ember Mug2 and Travel Mug²

Nothing stirs the soul of a Brit more than the thought of a piping hot cup of tea. However, a cold and forgotten cuppa is practically an insult to Queen and country. The Ember Mug2 is a very elegant (if expensive), solution to this distinctly British problem.

By connecting the Ember mug to your smartphone via the accompanying app, you get a notification when your brew has reached your perfect temperature, and a heating element in the bottom of the mug keeps it toasty warm until you have finished every last drop.

Weirdly, when we tested it out we found you had to use two teabags to get a good strong brew and were a little disappointed that it can’t be charged via USB (something to do with it drawing a lot of power means it needs its own plug socket), but that is a small price to pay for a sizable 414ml mug of perfectly temperate tea. Milk, no sugar (and two bags) please.

You can also now pick up the Ember Travel Mug², which is great for warm drinks on the go. -AM

WAKEcup self-cleaning water bottle

How clean is your water bottle? Who knows, but it probably could be cleaner given how difficult it is to scrub right into those distant corners at the bottom of it. The WAKEcup 550ml water bottle has an ultraviolet light in the lid that in three minutes promises to zap 99.99 per cent of the bacteria, viruses and mould that you might have missed.

And if that didn’t give you a cosy feeling of purity inside, for every product sold during the coronavirus lockdown, they are donating one WAKEcup to a doctor, nurse or care worker in the NHS as a thank you.

MiniBrew CRAFT home brewing kit

Anyone who has ever tried making homebrew beer will know that it’s one heck of a messy job, so anything that can take out the graft and cut straight to the tasty bit will be sweet nectar to any budding brewmaster’s ear.

The MiniBrew CRAFT is an all-in-one worktop home brewing machine, which takes you from raw ingredients to a keg of around five litres of freshly poured beer in around 10 days. Ok, that’s not a quick as popping down to the local off licence, but in these strange times anything that’ll keep you safely out of the open is welcome.

Beginners can pick the type of beer they want to make using brew kits, which cost between £17 and £30, but more experienced brewers can use the app to create their own liquid masterpieces. We’ll cheers to that!

Ultion SMART lock

Got a house stacked with cool gadgets? Great, but how secure is it - specifically, the door? With that in mind, the gateway to your veritable Aladdin’s Cave of goodies should not only be safe, but also smart.

If you’re into ‘lock stats’, you’ll be pleased to hear the Ultion SMART lock features an 11 pin internal system and a potential 294,970 key combinations, as well as a lockdown mode if it gets attacked. For the non lock-aficionados out there, Ultion has stuck a £1,000 guarantee on it, which sounds like they’re pretty confident of its security credentials.

If turning a key is too much for you, the motorised lock will turn with but a gentle tap, and for the seriously lazy you can ask Apple or Amazon’s voice assistants Siri and Alexa to do it for you, hands-free. Similarly, it can automatically lock or unlock when a trusted person is near using GPS and Bluetooth.

The whole thing is battery operated (and should last well over a year) and doesn’t require any cables or drill to install, just a screwdriver. And on top of all that, as far as door locks go, it looks rather fetching too.

Dyson Lightcycle Morph

Dyson has a habit of making us reconsider the mundane. In this case, the Lightcycle Morph is a lamp (desk and standing versions available) that continually tailors the light it shines to your age, the atmospheric conditions, and the amount of daylight surrounding it. The idea being that all of the above affect how you perceive light.

An onboard infrared sensor turns the lamp on and off when you approach and the app offers up a suite of use settings (study, relax, precision etc). Our desk lamp doesn’t quite look the same anymore…

Here are some of the notable new smartphones released recently:

1. Apple iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max: The iPhone 15 Pro series introduces a new titanium design, the A17 Pro chip, and advanced camera capabilities with improved zoom on the Pro Max. Check link: https://amzn.in/d/gFNvB5q
2. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5: Samsung’s latest foldable phone features a refined hinge, a lighter design, and improved multitasking capabilities. Check product link: https://amzn.in/d/cDjQM82
3. Google Pixel 8 Pro: This model offers enhanced AI features, including improved photography and personalization options, along with a new Tensor G3 chip for better performance. Check product link: https://amzn.in/d/hANq7yW
4. OnePlus 12: Known for its fast performance and excellent display, the OnePlus 12 continues the brand’s tradition of high-speed, high-quality smartphones. Check product link: https://amzn.in/d/htjFpp9
5. Xiaomi 14 Pro: Xiaomi’s flagship features top-tier performance with the latest Snapdragon processor, a high-resolution display, and advanced camera technology. Check product link: https://amzn.in/d/fUJfaw2

These devices represent some of the best recent advancements in smartphone technology.

Here are some of the coolest gadgets launched this year:

*Smartphones*

- *iPhone 16 Pro Max*: Offers an impressive battery life, excellent camera performance, and a stunning display.¹

- *Google Pixel 9 Pro XL*: Features a premium design, top-notch performance, and an impressive camera setup.

- *Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra*: Boasts a large 6.8-inch display, a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, and a long-lasting 5000mAh battery.

- *OnePlus 12*: Offers a sleek design, fast charging, and a high-quality camera setup.

- *Vivo X100 Pro*: Features a unique floating periscope telephoto camera, a bright and vibrant display, and fast charging [1).

*Foldable Smartphones*

- *Motorola Razr 50 Ultra*: Offers a compact design, a large cover display, and a powerful Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor.

- *Vivo X Fold 3 Pro*: Features a premium design, a large 6.8-inch display, and a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor [1).

*Budget-Friendly Options*

- *Realme 12 Pro+ 5G*: Offers a sleek design, fast charging, and a high-quality camera setup at an affordable price.

- *Realme GT 7 Pro*: Features a powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, a large 6.7-inch display, and a long-lasting 5800mAh battery.

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The latest household appliances prioritize energy conservation, convenience and smart technology. With touchscreens, voice control and Wi-Fi connection to smart refrigerators, you can sort out groceries, check recipes and handle settings from a phone. The washing machine’s AI-driven feature helps in detecting load size and fabric type and improves the wash cycle for effectiveness and care.

Induction cooktops having smart sensors are becoming more popular as they can save energy and provide perfect heat control. Air purifiers with HEPA filters and smart controls are essential to maintain clean and healthy indoor air. The robotic vacuum cleaner is one of the other modern innovations that can automatically operate and clean a house.

Moreover, dishwashers are famous for advanced technologies like sensor-based wash cycles and steam cleaning. The latest home appliances mix with innovation and technology to make daily tasks easy and enhance modern living comfort. They give a more intelligent process of managing the house with convenience.

There are many upcoming gadgets in 2019 .i have listed some of the best of upcoming gadgets for the use …

1. The VicTsing Wireless Shower Speaker
2. Jabra Elite 65t True Wireless Earbuds
3. The Lovebox Spinning Heart Messenger Box
4. The LG OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV (55-Inch)
5. The Blink XT Home Security Camera in Black
6. The Fitbit Inspire Fitness Tracker & Heart Rate Monitor in Black's obsessed with this one!
7. For the Forgetful or Absentminded
8. The Retro TV
9. The New Echo Spot in White
10. The iRobot Braava Robot Mop (Yes, Mop!
11. The Microsoft Surface Go (New)
12. The Philips Somneo Sleep & Wake-Up Light Lamp
13. The SoundBot Wireless Smart Winter Beanie
14. The Bose ‘Noise Masking’ Sleep Buds
15. The Pocket Lens 2-in-1 Smartphone Camera Lens (Clip-On)
16. The Amazon Smart Plug in White
17. The New Apple iPad Pro (Now Available on Amazon Prime)
18. The New LuMee Duo Light-Up Phone Case And Cover for iPhone X
19. The Best-Selling Oculus Go Virtual Reality (VR) Headset
20. The Garmin ‘Speak Plus’ with Built-In Dash Cam

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Smart Appliances: Smart kitchen appliances connect to voice assistants and make cooking more convenient. For example, apps and voice assistants can control everything from your lightbulbs to your refrigerator.

Appliance Garage: An appliance garage is an easy-to-access, yet closed-off cabinet that can house all your daily countertop appliances, such as a microwave, toaster, blender, and electric teapot. It can help visually unclutter your counters and keep your appliances organized.

Air Fryer: An air fryer is a popular gadget that uses hot air to cook food, making it a healthier alternative to deep-frying. It can be used to cook a variety of foods, from chicken wings to french fries.

Instant Pot: An Instant Pot is a multi-cooker that can be used to pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, and more. It can save time and make cooking easier, especially for busy families.

Smart Scale: A smart scale can help you measure ingredients more accurately and make baking easier. Some smart scales can even connect to your phone and provide recipe suggestions based on the ingredients you have on hand.

Induction Cooktop: An induction cooktop uses electromagnetic energy to heat up pots and pans, making it faster and more efficient than traditional gas or electric stovetops. It's also safer, as the cooktop itself doesn't get hot.

Sous Vide Machine: A sous vide machine is a gadget that can be used to cook food in a water bath at a precise temperature. It's a popular tool among professional chefs and can be used to cook everything from steak to vegetables.

Smart Oven: A smart oven can be controlled with your phone and can be used to cook a variety of foods, from pizza to roast chicken. Some smart ovens even have built-in cameras that allow you to monitor your food as it cooks.

Here are some smart products which you can install on your own without extra wiring or extra help

1 smart plug (Control AC, Geyser or any appliance)

2 smart bulb (Change colours, turn on/off)

3 smart doorbell (talk to your visitors from your smartphone)

4 smart camera (keep track of your house, 1080p and has a motion sensor as well, keep an eye on kids)

ATTUNE SL provides all these products and also provides a 1-year replacement warranty on all products. you can buy directly from ATTUNE SL website. Prices are very low as well

Several factors come into play. Despite what the man in the White House says the economy is not that good.

The cost of gas has increased almost .50 in the last month. That increase is passed on to everyone when they buy groceries. The items you purchase in the store get there by trucks.

On top of that it's not a big month for sales of those items. February you have Presidents Day Sales and it's also getting closer to tax time.

Because of the delay with tax refunds going out not many people have the extra money.

Have you seen what a washer and dryer cost today. My friend in highschool bought his first car for less than the cost of the washer and dryer. We drove around the city went to the shore, picked up girls and listened to great music.

What the heck are you going to do with a washer and dryer ?

Here are some of the coolest gadgets launched in 2024:

• Rokid Max AR Glasses: These augmented reality glasses offer immersive experiences for gaming and entertainment.
• Xgimi MoGo 3 Pro: A portable projector with Google TV integration, perfect for movie nights anywhere.

• Apple AirPods 4: Featuring noise cancellation, these earbuds provide excellent sound quality and comfort.
• Dyson OnTrac Headphones: Unique design with superior sound quality, making them a top choice for audio lovers.
• LG StandbyME: A versatile 27-inch touchscreen TV on wheels, ideal for various uses around the home.

These gadgets showcase innovative technology and design, enhancing everyday experiences.

Some ground-breaking inventions can be found in the most recent launches of technology and gadgets. CES 2025 featured cutting-edge electric cars with autonomous driving capabilities including Sony's Afeela 1 EV and Honda's Zero Saloon, as well as innovative technology like the Omnia Smart Mirror, which integrates AI for health monitoring. Notable display improvements were also presented, such as the Freewrite Wordrunner mechanical keyboard for writers and the Samsung S95F QD-OLED, which claims to be the brightest OLED TV. The JBL Tour One M3 noise-canceling headphones cater to audiophiles, while the BHaptics TactSuit Pro improves virtual reality experiences for those interested in the newest wearable technology.