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Jackery Air: World’s thinnest battery pack Posted: 18 Sep 2013 10:02 PM PDT As the technology develops, our devices are becoming slimmer, and if you are looking for a slim battery pack, you might be interested in today's model. Jackery Air comes with a powerful battery and sleek aluminum case, and according to its creators, it's the world's thinnest battery pack. As for the size, Jackery Air is big as iPhone 5, it comes with 5600 mAh battery, and it is able to recharge your iPhone 5 about three times. Jackery Air charges via USB, and it weighs 5.4 ounces, so you can carry it with you when you're traveling. We have to mention that Jackery Air uses innovative power lock technology that allows it to stay charged up to a half a year, if not used. As for the remaining power, you can easily keep track of it thanks to the three-color LED status indicator. Jackery Air will be perfect if you're planning a trip, and as for the price, you can get this battery pack for $79.95 at Amazon.com. [via Ubergizmo, Cult of Mac]

Hyetis Crossbow smartwatch comes with high-resolution camera Posted: 18 Sep 2013 10:00 PM PDT Smartwatches are amazing devices, but if you're looking for a smartwatch with high-resolution camera, today's model might be perfect for you. Unlike regular smartwatches that come with small-resolution cameras, Hyetis Crossbow watch uses 41-megapixel camera instead, so it's the world's first smartwatch with that kind of camera. Regarding the compatibility, this smartwatch works with Android, iOS and Windows Phone 8 devices. Hyetis Crossbow watch can display information such as messages, weather, email and name of the wireless connection that you're using. Since this watch doesn't come with touchscreen display, it will display all this information on the timeface. Regarding the connectivity, this smartwatch supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC. As for the charging, Hyetis Crossbow watch comes with inductive charging pod. Hyetis Crossbow watch is an amazing smartwatch, especially if you need a timepiece with a 41-megapixel camera for some reason. As for the price, this device will cost you $1,200, so you might think twice before buying it. [via Ubergizmo]

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