Recently we got to try a really cool iPhone stabilizer and got some really cool shots! (See below)
More information:
SMOVE is the only smartphone stabilizer that doubles as a charger for your phone of any size: automated 360 degree panorama shots, auto face follow, 1/4″ mount, easily portable, fits in your pocket. SMOVE PRO 3-axis stabilizer supports both smartphones and GoPro/action cameras. (info credit)
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Well Matrix is about to become reality…if Elon Musk has his way.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that, Elon Musk has started a company called “Neuralink” to develop a “neural lace: that would allow humans to communicate with machines without a physical interface. By implanting electrodes into a brain so that we could upload or download thoughts to a computer – thus possibly allowing us to achieve higher levels of cognitive function. (all sounds X-Men like doesn’t it!)
Musk touched upon a Neural Lace like implant at Vox Media’s Code Conference in 2016, stating it could allow humans to achieve “symbiosis” with machines, preventing them from becoming “house cats” to AI.
Though the WSJ is reporting that Neuralink’s first products could use implants to treat disorders such as epilepsy.
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To celebrate April Fools day, Google has transformed Google Maps into a Ms. Pac Man Level!
Just go to Google Maps and click the Insert Coin Ms. Pac-Man button on the bottom left hand side of the screen and Google Maps will select an area of the screen to make your level, complete with dots and ghosts.
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We recently checked out the Zerotech Dobby Drone and boy does it fly!!
The Zerotech Dobby Drone is a drone so small it will fit into your pocket and weighs only 200g!
Buy your Zerotech Dobby Drone here!
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Heathrow is apparently a hive for people flying their drones near planes. According to the latest report from UK’s Airprox Board, 3 planes narrowly missed drones last year.
Two of the three were classified as “category A” – one incident, the drone was below the plane’s right wing at 10,000 feet (9,600 feet above legal altitude for drones in the UK)
Second incident, a pilot taking off from Heathrow saw a drone 150ft away from his wing at 3,000ft.
Third incident was less dangerous but still came within 200 ft of an aircraft.
According to investigators, the drones in these incidents are custom made and not able to be bought off the shelf.
Overall the report discusses 70 near misses in 2016 up from 29 in 2015.
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Tap Roulette is like drawing straws 2.0
Each friend puts a finger down on the screen and one will be selected.
Use it to make decisions like who has to take out the garbage, or where to eat lunch.
Up to 11 fingers supported on the iPad.
Up to 5 fingers are supported on the iPhone.
To download Tap Roulette please Apple / Android
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The PNY Curve 2600 PowerPack is a universal rechargeable battery designed to provide you power wherever or whenever you need it.
A fully charged 2600 PowerPack can recharge most smartphones up to one time
Ideal for charging your Apple, Android, Windows, and BlackBerry devices. Free yourself from the wall. Power on the go.
(Info from PNY)
To buy your own PNY PowerPack Curve 2600 please click here!
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According to Sky News, the UK have followed the US in banning users from using electronic devices on in-bound flights from Muslim majority countries.
The details of the UK ban is unknown but it is said to be like the US restriction that bans all electronic devices larger than a smartphone.
The ban which impacts 9 airlines (Royal Jordanian, Egypt Air, Turkish Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Kuwait Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Qatar Airways, Emirates, and Etihad Airways.) from 8 countries (Jordan, Qatar, Kuwait, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey.) across 10 different airports. The reason for this ban is unknown.
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