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Wedding ceremonies around the world offer a colorful lens through which to view a country and its people.In Bulgaria, despite its many years as a communist regime in which religion was not tolerated, Muslims hold festive winter marriage cermonies. n India, Jordan, Japan, and China , to name a few, some marriage cermonies are held as mass events in order to reduce costs. Some ceremonies aim for the extremes — even underwater — while others gracefully carry on a tradition despite years of violence. And while some fight for their right to marry, others have achieved it after years of stuggle.
When it comes to plugging in a USB device, don’t you wish that there was some sort of indicator on the USB plug itself to let you know just which way is “up” without having to peer inside, and making a referential look at the USB port itself? I would have thought that someone might have done something about it, but after hitting USB 3.0 only do we have what could be a viable worldwide solution down the road to avoid future confusions. Buffalo of Japan has a new USB hub that will roll out sometime at the end of this month, allowing you to connect your USB cord regardless of which way it faces – that is, upwards or downwards.
On Internet was found a realistic image of Sony Xperia Play 2 by Jsus. He claims the source, the phone is real, but believe that we will not, because no previous leak from Jsus has not been confirmed (all were high quality fakes), and the search button, which Sony (Ericsson) is not very fan of, very confused.
Specialists of Ben-Gurion University (Israel) and Soroka Medical Center were able to create a fairly simple blood test, to identify different types of cancers at an early stage of development.
For diagnosis the experts need no more than one teaspoon of blood. According to the developers, the new technology is based on infrared radiation, which is able to highlight changes in the blood to the spread of disease in humans.
For diagnosis the experts need no more than one teaspoon of blood. According to the developers, the new technology is based on infrared radiation, which is able to highlight changes in the blood to the spread of disease in humans.
If you’re the sort of person who spends ages looking for your mobile phone, Google may have the answer.
And the solution will be right in front of your eyes – literally.
The technology giant is close to launching a pair of futuristic glasses that would deliver all the services of a smartphone straight to the wearer’s eye.
And the solution will be right in front of your eyes – literally.
The technology giant is close to launching a pair of futuristic glasses that would deliver all the services of a smartphone straight to the wearer’s eye.
As you know, at the upcoming exhibition MWC 2012, HTC plans to introduce three new smartphones, which will be released under the name HTC One E, HTC S and HTC X. So far we had not much data on these devices, but now, three days before the event in Barcelona, the Taiwanese manufacturer has decided to stir interest in their devices, and told a little bit of official information.
Sneakers embedded with pressure sensors and accelerometers bring all-new opportunities for athletic performance tracking.
Originally unveiled in 2006, Nike+ has grown to a committed community of over six million digitally connected users. To build upon this concrete foundation Nike has today announced the Nike+ basketball and training shoes embedded with pressure sensors and accelerometers to collect previously unmeasurable, movement-based statistics across multiple levels of speed and agility. The groundbreaking technology is the next step in building a robust ecosystem, in compliment with the innovative Nike FuelBand and specialized Nike+ mobile apps. While these first shoes and apps are focused on basketball and training, this massive innovation represents the beginning of an entirely new chapter in sport measurement and motivation.
We are fans of Ciccarese Design here at 9to5Mac, even when its renderings do not closely follow Apple’s design language. The design studio’s new iPhone 5 mockup exploits a teardrop design meme in a lovely way (and as commenters pointed out, it’s inspired by the Magic Mouse). As rumormongers are well aware, a teardrop-shaped iPhone 5 was often speculated in the weeks and months leading up to the iPhone 4S launch.
We are swamped with many iPad 3 rumors and with the numerous ‘leaks’ in the media, I’m sure March is worth waiting for! On a side note, we have here the Magic MacBook Pro vying for attention. The concept features a sliding trackpad that holds an iRemote within. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled device acts as function buff, allowing you to manage your music, media and “computer stuff” in a streamlined way.
Designer: Enrico Penello
Designer: Enrico Penello
Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona is happening next week, and you can expect LG to make quite a splash there – considering how MWC is the platform where the South Korean company is going to unveil their latest glasses-free 3D device known as the LG Optimus 3D Max. Boasting powerful 3D technology as well as a design that is fashion forward, the Optimus 3D Max intends to deliver a complete 3D entertainment platform as well as further cement LG’s 3D ecosystem with yet another high-end device.
For those who have been waiting since the debut of the iPhone to weaponize it, your time has come. Piexon, the makers of fine pepper spray related products, has developed the SmartGuard, a tube of mace attached to an iPhone case. The device’s creators reason that if everyone is carrying a smartphone these days, it makes perfect sense to attach a pressurized nozzle of irritant to it. That way, you’ll never leave home without your pepper spray.
In the interest of getting the most out of its employees it only makes sense for a company to tailor its offices towards the type of work being performed. For most of us, that means the joy of cubicle life. After all, cubes are cost-effective, make for an efficient use of space and suffice for most types of office work just fine.
Remember the Noiseless USB Karaoke Mic, the extraordinary "mute mic" for the Nintendo Wii that was an online storm in 2010? Well, it's back in a new version and for a whole new handset! The iPhone iPad Noiseless USB Karaoke Mic is of course now compatible with your Apple device (iPhone, iPad or iPod touch) and will allow you once again to bellow away into the microphone cone without any fear of neighbor complaints in the slightest.
If the electronics is steadily penetrated into all spheres of human activity, if the "smart" are almost all everyday objects, the present world around us things seem unbearably dull. Just think, all around us so perfectly clean white sheets and walls, but neither one of them for some reason still do not take our tapes from Facebook or gallery Flickr.
So, I admit it, after I succumbed to peer pressure, got rid of my flip phone and marched out and purchased an iPhone (even after everyone suggested I wait for the new one) I have been enjoying it immensely. I have renewed interest in looking for stuff to do with it, and I came across this rather nifty little gadget.




























