Now ride with your luggage- Modobag

The Modobag, is really helpful when you have to move across a long airport lounge, that has been a common in now a days.  It measures 22 x 14 x 9 inches same size of a normal bag suitable to keep any spaces.  The specialty with the bag is its capability to ride with a person up to 260 pounds.

The Modobag is surely not a motor bike to carry you through the rough road. Its polyurethe wheels are similar to skateboard wheels that only allows you to ride through the leveled surface without much bumps.  For the situations where you can’t ride with your Modobag its easy to pull the bag with the handle.  Anyways it’s a normal luggage bag in number of ways. There is enough interior space to accommodate necessary cloths, side pockets to put your laptop and gadgets. The body is being built by ABS plastic that can survive heavy hit.

To use it , just open the front panel, pull the handle up and switch the bag’s motor on. Push a small lever on the right to accelerate, and grip the brake with your left to stop.  With little prior practice you can manage the flight check in with Modobag with excitement.

Modobag achieved all points to get the necessary approval by the TSA, FAA and ITA.  It takes about an hour to charge and can last about miles.  It also includes two USB ports so you can use the motor’s  battery to top off your phone or tablets between flights.

Now only place to get a Modobag is Indiegogo at the rate of $1295 though the plan for retail sales are already there.  

AND NOW A DEVICE TO KEEP GUARD YOUR GARDEN –GARDEN SPACE-

Who can be a guard for 7/24 hours , no... man cant’.  But  Garden Space can.  It’s a unit to guard your garden as watering agent, as a pest repellent and as a botanist.

It is combination of devices namely infrared camera, infrared thermometer and a normal RGB camera mounted on the front of its rotating head,

A lot of people dream about joining the sustainable food movement and growing their own food in a home garden. However, you’ve got to know how much to water each plant, how to space them out and how to keep pests out. All that can be difficult to manage. That’s where GardenSpace comes in.

As the manufacturer claims this the first device to provide monitoring , watering and protection of your garden.

GardenSpace  keep vigil over your garden day and night and take pics to monitor the health  of your plants and water them as necessary.  It can monitor up to 100 square feet- and can provide customized care to the plants in that radius.  It calculates water requirement and health of the individual plants.

During night the GardenSpce will be more vigilant with sharp motion sensors to watch any unwelcomed organisms and deter with the water spray.

The presence of camera with 360ᵒ rotating capability helps the unit catch any moving incidence in its territory.  The GardenSpace sustains its life same as the plants- the sun. The presence of spare battery will help the unit during the cloudy days.

Even the unit comprises numerous components, it will not affect the easiness of its operation. Only you need is water supply and Wi-Fi. With the GardenSpace  App you can view and monitor the operations of the unit with your mobile phone. You should provide the device the name of the plants that you are growing in your garden through the App so that it can monitor the water requirement, chlorophyll deficiency etc. Interesting ...is int it? 

The inventor /manufacturer describes;_

A lot of people dream about joining the sustainable food movement and growing their own food in a home garden. However, you’ve got to know how much to water each plant, how to space them out and how to keep pests out. All that can be difficult to manage. That’s where GardenSpace comes in.

GardenSpace can manage the upkeep of 100 square feet, which is enough to grow $700 of produce a year. GardenSpace should be every gardener’s first step towards a successful yield.

Camera, GardenSpace knows and sees all that happens in your garden at all times. 

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ALWAYS ONE STEP AHEAD; GOOGLE'S SURPRISE WITH PIXEL-2; PIXEL 2 XL

Google has unveiled Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL phones. The new phones will go on sale on October last and November first week.

 It is now accepting preorders on the Pixel 2 in Just Black, Clearly White and Kinda Blue, and the Pixel 2 XL in Just Black or Black & White. Both come with either 64- or 128GB of storage.

The squeezabale active edge-on both models- that instantly make avail of the Google Assistant for quick access to all your phone’s most commonly used features,. The performance of the camera has scored the highest mark by DXOMark.

It can achieve the same things as a dual-camera but with a single lens, and the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are the first phones to build in Google Lens.

You will get the same features in both the phones irrespective of the size or price.

The key difference between the two is the 5in full-HD (1920x1080) 16:9 screen on the Pixel 2, and the 6in Quad-HD (538ppi) 18:9 display on the Pixel 2 XL. They offer a wide colour gamut, and have been optimised for VR - both Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are Daydream-ready.

One of the new features is that it can recognize any song you are listening to – without any communication with the Google data base. When you tap , Google Assistant will pop up and offer to find out the source on a music streaming service or the web. And Pixel offers at-a-glance readout of the time and date, reminders and whether you have any notifications.

Both are coming with waterproof, with an IP67 rating - with an all aluminium body that has a refined glass visor that transitions seamlessly into the metal body. The fingerprint scanner is said to be the fastest you'll find in any smartphone, and falls naturally under the finger on the back. Google has also added a splash of colour on the power button.

The new Google phones do away with the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack, but you do get a USB-C adaptor in the box.Or you can use a pair of wireless headphones (Google has also announced a version of its own that build in the Google Assistant) or use the stereo speakers.

The primary camera is a 12.2Mp f/1.8 model with 1.4um pixels and OIS. While the original Pixel scored 89 in DXOMark, this new camera acheives 98 - the highest ever recorded in a smartphone camera.

Although it's a single-lens camera, Google's Dual Pixel sensor is able to generate a true depth map that enables the phone to create bokeh-effect (blurred background) photos just as a dual-camera might. This portrait mode works on the 8Mp selfie camera too.

Other new features include AR stickers, with Star Wars versions reportedly coming soon, and Google Lens. We first heard about the latter back at Google I/O. It's a smart feature that works a bit like Bixby Vision, giving you more information on whatever you're looking at. It can read email addresses, phone numbers and more.

In video the Pixel 2 supports both OIS and EIS, thanks to new 'fuse video stabilisation', and Pixel 2 owners will be pleased to learn Google is extending its offer of free Google Photos storage of all their full-resolution photos and video.

In terms of core hardware you get a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, 4GB of RAM and either 64- or 128GB of storage. There's also Bluetooth 5.0 and the latest wireless connectivity.

A fast-charging battery (2700mAh in the Pixel 2 and 3520mAh in the Pixel 2 XL) can last all day, but offers up to 7 hours of use from a 15-minute charge.

Despite the larger screen and bigger battery, Pixel 2 XL is only slightly wider and taller than the Pixel 2. It measures 3x6x0.3in, while the Pixel 2 is 2.7x5.7x0.3in.

The software is obviously Android 8.0 Oreo, and the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL will be the first to get any OS updates. Google has moved the Google bar to the bottom of the home screen where it finds it a better fit. You can also squeeze the edge of the handset to bring up the Google Assistant.

Ref: Tech Advisor