Spotify Car Thing

Spotify has just released its first piece of hardware, a smart player for you car called "Car Thing”. The in-car entertainment system is aimed at users who want a "more seamless" and personalized in-car listening experience, and seems to be meant for people who have no built-in infotainment systems or phone connections in their cars. The dash-mounted music and podcast player can be controlled by voice, but also has has a dial, touch screen and preset buttons for physical interaction. It also features four preset buttons along the top that allow you to save your favorite music, podcasts and news for one-touch access. The device can connect to your car stereo wirelessly via Bluetooth or wired with an aux or USB jack, and comes with three different types of dash and vent mounts to choose from, a car charger, and a USB-C cable.

ZEROHOUR | BATTERY BACKUP FLASHLIGHT

The ZeroHour is a flashlight and a backup battery in one package! Made of durable aircraft aluminum, Zerohour is equipped with a powerful 1,000 lumen CREE LED bulb, and a 10,000mAh power source capable of charging your most frequently-used gadgets. It features two USB ports enabling you to charge 2 devices at once, and it´s modular, meaning you can detach the battery pack from the flashlight. watch the video...
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SHARGE RETRACTABLE 165 POWER BANK

The Sharge Retractable 165 Power Bank is built for those who need serious power without the usual clutter. Compact yet highly capable, it delivers a massive 165W total output, making it easy to charge a laptop, phone, and tablet at the same time. It fits perfectly within the kind of everyday carry gear we regularly feature in our tech section, where performance and practicality matter most. At its core is a 20,000mAh battery designed to handle lon...
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ATHOS SMART APPAREL

Athos is a new company taking advantage of progress in technology, it is creating a new standard for fitness by changing the way we train the human body. Most fitness trackers today do a great job of keeping track of your workouts, setting goals and monitoring your progress, but none actually get into to the nitty gritty of the actual exercises themselves. Ethos measures muscle performance in real time, reading your muscle effort, heart and breathing rates, sending ...
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