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Casio G-Shock rugged smartphone concept resists falls, water, and weight
True story: saw someone with a G-Shock smartphone on the flight to CES. First time spotted in the wild.
Casio’s made rugged smartphones and phones that connect to G-Shock watches before, but here’s the first example of the brands crossing over — this concept G-Shock phone translates the tough watches’ design cues to a smartphone form factor.
The very company that gave us PlayStation, also had its major set of failures with their innovations out in the public eye.
Clear…it’s a representative of a major leap forward in smartphone app design, as it’s been built from the ground up for the touch interface. The app is based solely on the use of now-common gestures: swipes, pulls and pinches. There are no buttons with Clear, and yet, it’s surprisingly simple to use. In fact, that’s the point. (via Clear: Why This Simple To Do List App Has Everyone Talking | TechCrunch)
Editing a 4K video project on a MacBook Air; not as powerful as a MacBook Pro nor an iMac yet it has been done. Could this be the end of the aging Mac Pro?
Cufflinks with Wi-Fi hot spot turn you into a digital 007 | CNET
These silver oval ‘links keep your cuffs together without the embarrassment of using some silly analog plastic buttons, and also double as a USB thumbdrive with 2GB of storage and an embedded wireless hot spot.
They can be used to share data and Internet access between smartphones, tablets, laptops, and just about anything else that’s USB- or wireless-compatible.
Apple disrupted and innovated the record labels, then Hollywood, followed by the software distribution (iOS + Mac). Can the same be said with smartphone/iPhoneography?
(via courtenaybird)
