Kolektio is a new app that aims to simplify the process of sharing images among frinds from an event, party or any other ‘moment.’ Users can create privately shared image albums, so-called moments, in the app and then invite others to either contribute to the album or view the images. Read more
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Diese Serie entstand in einer Nacht in Shibuya, einem Stadtteil von Tokio. Shibuya ist eines der belebtesten Viertel dieser Metropole, die gleichzeitig die Hauptstadt von Japan ist. Als ich diese Serie fotografierte, war ich für meine Universität in Cork in Tokio, um die dortigen Universitäten zu besuchen. Tagsüber war ich nur beruflich unterwegs, erst abends hatte ich die Gelegenheit, zu fotografieren. Darüber kann ich mich nicht beschweren, im Gegenteil.
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In this article we’re going to talk about Periscope and Meerkat apps and how a photographer can benefit from these services. Use technologies of the future to grow your business! What are Meerkat and Periscope Meerkat is a live video streaming app. It’s available on iOs and Android. Meerkat links directly to Twitter profiles, which lets people stream a live Continue Reading
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While an ordinary pair of headphones might consist of 50-something energy-intensive components from various manufacturing processes, this ultra-thin design uses printable electronics to cut that number down to an incredible 8. The ‘roll to roll’ process uses technology as the main material for the design, simplifying its composition and cutting out all unnecessary parts.
Designer Maxime Loiseau explores the adaptability and flexibility of printed electronic circuits in place of wires, used in conjunction with a plastic welding process that joins together larger, simpler pieces rather than a bunch of small injection-molded components. That means the whole product can be made on a single production line.
The wireless Bluetooth version is only a single millimeter thick, including the speakers, which rely on the vibration of a piezoelectric cell to produce sound that’s comparable to more conventional headphones. On the wired version, a single paper-thin cable hangs from one side, leaving the other free. The junction of the cable and the speaker is highlighted in a bright color to spotlight just how flat it is.
“The project doesn’t change the way we will use headphones,” says Loiseau. “The purpose here is to offer a reflection about producing electronic devices in a smarter way. The more materials are advanced, the more they are paradoxically easy to work. Through one production process, we can then using less process, less material, energy and pieces. At the same time, I tried to use the possibilities of the process to create an aesthetic result from it, a more fair product, with no superfluous parts.”
Leveraging the best features of available 3D printers and the materials they can print, this kit-of-parts approach opens up an amazing array of possibilities …
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Remember when searching for a good radio station was a process of discovery, slowly turning a knob to hear snippets of music or talk making its way through the …
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Electronic ink is energy efficient and easy on the eyes, so why not adapt it to the keyboard? Think of it like the Apple version of a colorful but bulky …
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Im Ausblick: Kreuzberg in den 70er Jahren, Löwen und marokkanische Kämpferinnen.
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GoPro has introduced the Hero+ LCD camera, sharing many features with the entry-level Hero with the addition of a touchscreen. The Hero+ LCD is waterproof to depths up to 40m/131 ft, and adds both Bluetooth and integrated Wi-F with support for the Android and iOS GoPro App. Videos can be recorded at up to 1080p/60, and 8MP still image capture is offered. Read more
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A lot of stuff made for cyclists, from rain gear to storage solutions at home, is just plain ugly. If you’re a discerning bike commuter with an eye for good design, you’ll appreciate these 17 stylish accessories that don’t sacrifice form for function, adding to a bike’s practicality in an aesthetically pleasing way.
Store your bike in style with Vadolibero’s two multifunctional stands. The Bike Butler is billed as “an urban-chic version of the most efficient biker wall-pocket,” with slide-out trays, drawers, a space for keys and sunglasses and a couple hooks. Keep it in the hallway as a means of organizing the small items you normally throw on a table, and corral your bike at the same time. The Bike Shelf is essentially a stage for your bike, putting it on display with lights and everything, but it’s also a functional wardrobe packed with storage space.
Students at Swiss art and design school ECAL came up with a line of clever biking accessories called ‘Savoir-Faire’ for Milan Design Week 2013. These detachable accessories and modifications either combine several functions in a single object, like the brake/horn on the handlebar, or add extra functions to make a bike more adaptable for everyday use, like snow chains and bottle carriers.
This minimalist cup holder will help you tote your coffee across town, and consists of no more than two rings and a steel spring, requiring no screws or glue to hold it together. Flip the cup holder over to hold drinks of varying sizes.
Catering to some of the 170,000 cyclists that ride across London every day, this segregated bicycle lane will stretch from west to east, pass through the heart …
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Graphic designer Matt Owen sums up classic films like A Clockwork Orange, Big and The Breakfast Club with minimal imagery for movie posters that really pop.
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Opening last night in Nuenen, Holland, this illuminated cycling surface is free to the public, storing sunlight during the day to create stellar patterns to …
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Nach dem schon wirklich seltsamen „Songbook“ von Alec Soth wurde ich auf ein weiteres Buch aufmerksam, das das Prädikat „merkwürdig“ verdient: „Open at Noon“ von Mark Alor Powell. Dieses Buch möchte ich Euch heute vorstellen.
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