Selasa, 31 Desember 2013

The Latest from GadgetLite

The Latest from GadgetLite

Motiif M is a smart trench coat that works as WiFi hotspot and smartphone charger

Posted: 31 Dec 2013 04:29 AM PST

In the past we covered smart clothes and if you're looking for piece of clothing that will work with your smartphone, today we have the perfect thing for you.



Motiif M looks like regular trench coat, but unlike regular trench coat it can work as a WiFi hotspot or smartphone charger. In order to do this, this smart trench coat uses Karma's pay-as-you-go network to provide you with data connectivity. All Motiif M users will have 1GB per month of data available for free for first three months, but after that they'll need to pay $14 a month in order to use this service. As for the charging, the charger is located in the chest area, and it will work with all sorts of devices, including iPhone. We also have to point out that wireless charging is supported as well, but phones without wireless charging support will require a special case for it.

Motiif M trench coat is one of a kind device and we should see it available for sale in February 2014, but the price remains a mystery.

[via Ubergizmo]

Pencil: iPhone stylus pen from FiftyThree launched

Posted: 31 Dec 2013 03:38 AM PST

Stylus pen can be useful for touchscreen devices, especially if you don't want to use your fingers on a it, and if you're looking for a proper stylus for your iPhone, you might want to check this stylus pen.



FiftyThree is famous for its Paper app, and this company has also released a new stylus called Pencil. This stylus will work just as any regular stylus but it will also work with the Paper app. The Pencil pairs up with your app via Bluetooth and it will detect when you're using the stylus and disable palm movements on the screen, so you can rest your hand on your screen for more natural feel. In addition, this stylus comes with a special eraser on the top, so you can just flip it over and use it to erase and correct your writing mistakes.

Pencil stylus looks amazing, and it will be available in Walnut finish or a Graphite finish for $59.95 and $49.95 respectively.

[via Ubergizmo]

Toshiba FlashAir 2: Wireless SD card that transfers your files quickly

Posted: 31 Dec 2013 02:01 AM PST

Transferring files from your digital camera can be a hassle sometimes, but there's no need to worry since Toshiba has a little something that can speed things up a bit.



FlashAir 2 is a wireless SD card, and it allows you to wirelessly share your videos, photos and files. You can easily share your files with your PC, tablet or smartphone since this SD card works as its own wireless LAN access point. Best thing about this SD card is that you can almost instantly save and store your files on multiple devices. FlashAir 2 comes with internet pass-through feature so you can access the card and internet at the same time. Built-in wireless LAN also allows file transfer even if there's no internet connection, and thanks to the Class 10 speed you can transfer your files quickly.

If you have a digital camera and you don't want to remove SD card to transfer your files FlashAir 2 might be just what you need. This wireless SD card is available in 16GB and 32GB capacity, and you can get it for $79.99 and $99.99 respectively.

[via Ubergizmo]

Top 3 priorities to remember when using a QR code generator

Posted: 31 Dec 2013 01:34 AM PST

A survey was recently conducted on a group of over 500 college students located at different campuses throughout the United States. Based on the results of the study, it became clear that four out of every five students surveyed owned a smartphone of some kind. However, only one out of every five was able to use their devices to scan a quick response (QR) code when presented with one.
Over three-fourths of the entire group of students that were surveyed stated that they would more than likely not even bother scanning a QR code if they saw one. This is primarily because most companies have not done a good enough job at instilling an urgent need to respond to these images within their key demographic. It may seem nearly impossible to achieve such a goal, but paying close attention to three top priorities will help to overcome this obstacle and deliver promising results.

These Codes Are Not Road Maps
A major mistake that many companies seem to make when using the best QR code generator available is to develop images that basically serve as road maps, connecting prospective customers to the homepages of their websites. This is not the proper incentive to use in order to lure your target audience into scanning your generated images. They are looking for something that they could not get from a basic advertising flyer or business card – in other words, more information.
Providing a quick trip to your website is nowhere near as effective as using these images to encourage customers to download a free eBook on a helpful topic that is somehow related to your market and niche. If you want to put the very best QR code generator to work for you and your brand, then you need to have attractive bait that is actually going to draw the fish toward your net instead of the nets of your competitors.

Give Them Something to Use Right Now
You have to be able to paint the picture of urgency, making them believe that if they wait any longer to scan your image then they are putting themselves at risk of missing out on a grand opportunity that may not be available tomorrow. That is the type of energy that you need to create through using the best QR code generator available in order to truly put these images to work. Your customers should be racing to pull out their smartphones and scan your image as if they are racing against a time clock. By having a promotional code or online discount that is only good for the rest of the day, you will be able to achieve your goal and increase your QR code response rate.

Test the Formatting and Function of the Image
It does not matter if you use the worst or the best QR code generator that is currently available. If you do not take the time to test the images that you have created, then you are just wasting your time because they will be absolutely worthless to you. You could possibly even lose consumers after they spend several minutes trying to link themselves to this empty promise that you are not able to deliver. Therefore, take the time to test your QR codes to make sure that they work on a wide variety of different mobile devices and scanning applications. Even though this might seem like a lot of work on the front end, you will be glad that you put in the time and effort required to make this system work when you are reaping the long-term benefits later.

Thanks again to Diana for submitting the above guest article.

Geeky: Sovereign Replica Statue from BioWare

Posted: 31 Dec 2013 01:11 AM PST

Mass Effect is quite popular video game franchise, and if you're a fan of the series, you might want to have a look at this geeky statue that comes from Mass Effect universe.



If you played Mass Effect games then you probably know who Sovereign is, and speaking of which, BioWare has unveiled Sovereign replica statue. This statue is 18.5-inches high, and it's made out of some sort of plastic, and without a doubt we can say that this statue looks incredible. The amount of detail is amazing, but BioWare has one more surprise for you. If you purchase Sovereign replica statue you'll find a code that will unlock something special on BioWare Social.

Sovereign replica statue looks amazing, and it will be perfect for your room, especially if you're fan of the series. There will be thousand of these statues available for sale, and one statue will cost you $350.

[via Ubergizmo]
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Kamis, 26 Desember 2013

The Latest from GadgetLite

The Latest from GadgetLite

OrbSys recycling shower system saves water and energy

Posted: 25 Dec 2013 10:01 PM PST

Personal hygiene is quite important, but have you thought how much water is wasted during the ordinary shower or a bath? If you're concerned about the environment and you want to save some money as well, you might be interested in this new kind of shower.



OrbSys comes from Sweden, and according to its creators, it's a recycling shower that can save up to 90% of water and 80% of energy consumed. In order to preserve water and power this shower uses a closed-loop, recirculating system that purifies and recycles the waste water over and over again. This system sounds great, and it's already being used on International Space Station. OrbSys might be just what you need, especially if you're concerned about environment or if you simply want to save energy and money.

OrbSys might change the way how we shower forever and it's a step towards more eco-friendly future. Sadly, we don't know how much this recycling shower costs or when we will see it available in our homes.

[via Ubergizmo]

Hide your cables and keep your room neat with CableBin

Posted: 25 Dec 2013 10:00 PM PST

If you have several devices in your room such as your computer, HDTV and so on, you are probably having the same problem with cables as we do, but today we have a device that will help you keep your room nice and neat.



CableBin is used to store your cables, and it also allows you to organize your cables thanks to the adhesive hooks that can be used for hanging. CableBin also comes with with a lid that works as an access point so you can easily get to the certain cables. In addition, you can use this lid as a flat surface to place your smartphone while charging.

CableBin comes in dark or light brown wood, and it will be perfect for your living room, or any other room in your house, especially if you want to hide all those cables. As for the price, you can get CableBin for $90.

[via Ubergizmo]

Latest smartphones from Lenovo: S930 and S650

Posted: 25 Dec 2013 09:44 AM PST

Lenovo is famous desktop and notebook manufacturer, and we were bit surprised to hear that Lenovo has announced two smartphones, so without further ado, let's check these smartphones out.



Lenovo S930 is a mid-range device, and it comes with 6-inch 720p resolution display and 245 ppi density. Regarding the hardware, this device is powered by quad-core 1.3GHz MediaTek 6852 processor, Mali-400MP GPU and 1GB RAM. Additional hardware specs include 8GB of internal storage space, memory card slot, 8-megapixel back camera and 1.6-megapixel front camera for video calls. Lenovo S650 is a 4.7-inch device with qHD display, and it has quad-core 1.3GHz Cortex-A7 CPU on a MediaTek chipset. Regarding the storage space, this device comes with 8GB of internal storage, but you can easily expand it thanks to the microSD memory card slot.

Lenovo S930 and Lenovo S650 are great smartphones, and as for the price, Lenovo S650 should cost $366, while the Lenovo S930 is priced at $427. Regarding the availability, we should see these devices available for sale soon.

[via Ubergizmo]

Leaked: Asus VivoTab Note 8 hardware specs

Posted: 25 Dec 2013 09:34 AM PST

We covered devices from Asus earlier, and if you're looking for Windows 8 tablet you might want to have a look at the latest tablet that Asus is developing.



VivoTab Note 8 is the upcoming device from Asus and folks from Mobile Geeks have obtained some leaked information regarding this tablet. According to the leaked information, this will be 8-inch device with IPS display and 1280×800 resolution. As for the hardware, this tablet is powered by 1.33 GHz Bay Trail-based Atom processor and 2GB RAM. Regarding the storage, there will be two models available, 32GB and 64GB model. This device will run on Windows 8.1, and it will also support pen input. So far, information about this tablet is somewhat scarce, but we hope that everything will be revealed in near future.

Asus VivoTab Note 8 is an entry-level Windows 8.1 tablet, and as for the price, it should cost $299, and regarding the release, we should probably see this tablet available in 2014.

[via Ubergizmo]
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