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Pocketcell Rechargeable Battery | By Innergie

The PocketCell by Innergie is a device that can recharge the battery of your smartphone, tablet or multimedia player, using 3000 mAh. The product uses a multi-connector cable, that has three ports: miniUSB, microUSB and Apple 30-pin. According to Innergie, this portable battery can deliver up to 4.5 hours of autonomy for the iPad, or 15 hours for your phone.




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BEVY PHOTO STORAGE - Image

BEVY PHOTO STORAGE

Bevy is a new smart device that aims to assist you in the hard task of keeping your whole family’s photos in order. It´s a fact that nowadays with cameras on our smartphones we take tons of pictures all the time, we love to share special moments and the pics just pile on and on…sometimes the mere idea of organizing them is just so ginormous that you get discouraged just by thinking about it…that´s why Bevy came up, a hard disk that you setup in your home, co...
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LOMI HOME COMPOSTER

Lomi is the world´s first home composter that is able to break down bioplastics! It uses heat, abrasion, and oxygen to speed up the breakdown of organic waste into smaller fragments, similar to how earthworms break down and mix plant tissue into soil, except Lomi does this without the smell and mess. Fragmented waste provides more surface area for microbes to accelerate the composting process. The end result is a natural source of soil nutrients that increase the o...
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PLOOTA WATER SAFETY DEVICE

Ploota is the helmet for watersports, a revolutionary neck-worn device that blows up to save you in the ocean. The smart safety device automatically detects an emergency situation and releases two inflatable cushions to bring its user up to the surface. And unlike some similar devices, it keeps them floating in a head-up position. Even if the user is unconscious, they should still end up floating face-up, for up to a claimed six hours if necessary. It can also be ac...
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