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Watch Steve Jobs Explain How Every Tech Innovation Will Be Lost To History
It’s amazing the way a nice piece of tech can radically change the world over just a few years. Just a few decades ago, everything changed when we started putting computers in homes, and it changed again when we started putting them in pockets. But regardless of how revolutionary these innovations are, they’re gone incredibly fast. It’s a poignant observation, and who could have put it better than Steve Jobs.
Reclaim Your Privacy With Glowing Glasses That Foil Facial Recognition Systems
In a time when it seems like the privacy we all enjoyed was just a smokescreen, it’s nice to know there’s at least one way to fight back against all the systems designed to keep track of our comings and goings. Developed by Japan’s National Institute of Informatics, these glasses include 11 LEDs that blast a privacy curtain of near-infrared light to obscure your face.
The Perfect Weekend Bag Transforms Into A Pre-Stocked Hanging Shelf
If you hate living out of your suitcase when you travel, but you’re also just too damn lazy to hang stuff up or fill a drawer, these Rise & Hang bags are the perfect solution to your biggest travelling gripe. The $99 Weekender bag uses the company’s patented collapsible shelving system, so all you need to find is a secure place to hang it and you’re instantly unpacked.
Why Haven’t Mugs Told Us The Coffee’s Temperature Until Now?
If you have $38 to spare and a few weeks to wait for delivery, Brando has a new temperature sensing travel mug that guarantees you’ll never again burn your mouth on scalding hot coffee — or accidentally sip a stale brew that’s gone cold.
A Sleek, Minimalist Aluminium Wallet With A Handy Eject Button
An ultra-thin wallet is the only way to avoid bulging pockets if you’ve opted for skintight jeans. But what good is a sleek wallet if it’s next to impossible to get your cards out? That’s why the Secrid wallet features an actual eject button at the bottom, forcing your credit and debit cards up so they’re easy to remove from its featureless aluminium body.
A Model Train Music Box Is The Perfect Toy For Young Conductors
Quirky might be the world leader in developing crazy kitchen contraptions, but the company that helps turn regular people’s ideas into actual products focuses on other markets too. Such as educational toys that kids will actually want to play with, like the Sound Track: a brilliant mashup of a music box and a toy train that has kids playing composer and conductor.
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