Wake Alarm App

Wake is an original iPhone alarm app created by the company Tiny Hearts. The user interface is gorgeous and highly intuitive, it has the particularity of using gestures to control the application. According to the mode you choose, you can snooze the alarm via a small pat on the screen (if in morning mood slap), turn the alarm off by flipping your phone or shake to wake. It is also possible to set the alarm choosing from 3 difficulty settings in shake mode…perfect for heavy sleepers. watch the cool video

Also check out Rise, a minimalist alarm clock app

Gerber Center-Drive Plus

The new Center Drive Plus has a new set of features that is even more suited for everyday carry compared to the original. This is the ultimate multitool, a game-changing addition designed for real life, heavy-duty work. The new version retains the easy one-handed operation that made it a favorite choice in the first place, but now features a combination straight and serrated edge knife, spring-loaded scissors, tumble-finished tools, and a premium leather sheath. The...
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OASIS WATERPROOF KINDLE

Amazon´s new Kindle Oasis is the fanciest, most advanced e-reader ever, and its finally waterproof! Its a feature that Kindle fans have been demanding for quite some time now, and the latest version of the Kindle Oasis has delivered. The new Kindle Oasis has jumped up in size, moving from a 6-inch screen to a 7-inch screen, and now features a beautiful aluminum back, which gives it a more premium look and feel. It also boasts a uniform lighting display that creates...
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V-Coptr Falcon Drone

The new V-Coptr Falcon Drone by Zero Zero Robotics not only flies for 50 Minutes (about twice what similar competitors can claim), it runs on two silent propellers instead of four noisy ones. Dubbed has the world’s first V-shaped bi-copter, the sleek V-Coptr captures 4K video at speeds up to 30fps and video transmission with a three-axis gimbal to keep footage stable and shake-free, and boasts a range of 4.3 miles, plus object avoidance, auto-follow and auto-homin...
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