Remarkable 2

reMarkable 2, is a tablet with a paper-like display that is focused on text and sketching rather than rich media and games. Instead of an LCD or OLED touchscreen, it relies on a low-power E-Ink panel, much like a Kindle ereader. The 0.19-inch thin reMarkable 2 appears to be the thinnest tablet ever, and the surface of the screen has been given a special coating to make it feel more like paper, including giving the same degree of friction. In fact, the brand states that "our innovations in display technology make it so much like writing on paper that it’s hard to tell the difference." reMarkable 2 also boosts a battery life that provides two weeks of use and 90 days of standby, and has the ability to convert handwritten notes into text, along with options for organizing, sharing, annotating and searching documents. watch the video below

PORTIKO | BY BLUELOUNGE

Portiko is another great solution developed by our friends over at Bluelounge. Portiko is a 6-foot extension cord with two 110V outlets and two USB ports, you can plug in two laptops an iPad and a phone at once, creating a perfect power hub for places such as airport lounges, shared workspaces, living areas or hotel rooms. The useful device also features a 45-degree angle plug that keeps other sockets accessible, and includes a self-adhesive metal plate that allows ...
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BUMP PAY

Whenever you go out to dinner or any other event with friends, there may the usual drama...splitting the bill. So why not make payments by tapping two phones? App developer Bump has just launched Bump Pay, an application that allows you to pay your friends just by tapping you iPhones! The app is very simple to use, first, the user enters the value you want to transfer to another person, that done, just touch the two phones (both must have the app) so that your debt ...
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KONOST FF

Konost is a new startup composed of engineers and designers passionate about photography, their beautiful Konost FF is a digital rangefinder that could very well challenge Leica. They state "Konost FF is the world´s first true digital rangefinder”, instead of using the traditional mechanical rangefinder, it uses electronics overlayed on an optical viewfinder. Although not yet available (expected in early 2016), we leave you with some specs: it will feature a alum...
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