Another day, another iOS device dock designed to compensate for their unimpressive built-in speakers. Today it’s Philips with its elongated DS6100 featuring an aluminium housing that’s designed to perfectly complement your iMac.
One iPad, one car, three passengers, big problem. Don’t worry, though, because Philips has just launched an extension kit which let’s you share your media around the car easily.
You probably shouldn’t use it as a full-time replacement, but in-between regular checkups with your doctor you can use Philips’ new Vital Signs Camera App with an iPad 2 to easily monitor your heart and breathing rates.
The Android market is, as we all know, woefully fragmented. Thankfully, Philips has finally figured out how to make a standalone speaker system that can connect to any Android device, regardless of manufacturer.
Urban beekeeping is reemerging as a popular pastime for city-dwellers, but a stack of conventional hive boxes won’t generally fit in a third-storey apartment. Philips’ new urban beehive concept, however, aims to bring a colony to every balcony in your town.
I applaud Philips for the sleek design of their Urban Beehive concept, and its attempt to combat dwindling bee colonies by encouraging those living in urban areas to maintain a hive at home.
