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Bragi Update
Bragi have released update “Bragi Dash OS2.2” and it makes the cool Bragi Dash’s even cooler! We love the Bragi Dash here at How To Kill An Hour and this update makes it even more ‘must have’ this Christmas time.
Amongst the plethora of features that it already has this update adds a lot more:
- Windshield (Advanced audio transparency. Hear your surroundings, but
block out the wind) - Bragi KUI and MyTap (Bragi’s KUI (Kinetic User Interface) means your body
now controls the device in new ways. Activate Siri and Google Now with MyTap by double tapping on your cheek.) - MyControls (A more detailed access to more gesture controls via the Bragi App)
- Apple Watch Connectivity
- More accurate heart rate monitor
- Improved Bluetooth
- Versant 1.1 – More improvements in speech recognition in noisy environments
To buy your own Bragi Dash’s please click here!
To download the latest Bragi Dash update please click here!
To listen to the guys chatting about the Bragi Dash Update please click here!
Snapchat Glasses!
Snapchat has been causing quite the fuss on social media lately and it’s all down to their first piece of physical hardware. Snapchat Glasses. They cost $130 Dollars (Selling for 1000 dollars on ebay) and are only available in pop up ‘stores’ or vending machines which are called ‘Snap Bots’.
There have even been reports of people waiting in line for up to 4 hours in line for these glasses! They are available all around the US however, they aren’t advertised and you have got to scourer your Twitter feed or around the cities or your local area to find them.
The glasses feature a camera with a 115-degree lens, which apparently mimics how we as human’s actually see. When you record footage (connect the glasses via bluetooth to your android or iOS device) the video is shot in circular video. However when you view the footage in the Snapchat app and not on your video/photos app the video then fills the screen, if you rotate the device too you get a super clean and smooth transition, thus allowing you to see more of the image.
The battery lasts about a day or 100 video snaps so it depends on how much you shoot really. You’ll want to keep a hold of the case which holds 4 charges itself, so you can get theoretically around 400 snaps per charge cycle (4 charges)
Click here to download Snapchat! Apple / Android
Click here to listen to the guys talk about Snapchat glasses!