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What's new in the world?


By Jonathan van Bilsen


I love technology and better ways of doing things. Here are some great inventions which have surfaced in the past few months.

Have you ever lost a treasure trove of photos and videos because your device crashed? I know I have, like that vacation, where I accidentally dropped my iPhone into the ocean, erasing all our precious memories. Enter the PhotoStick OMNI. This clever gadget ensures all your photos and videos from your smartphone, tablet, or computer are backed up with a single button press. It is as simple as that, giving you peace of mind your memories are secure.

Meet Ryoko, your new best friend for staying connected, no matter where you roam. This portable Wi-Fi hotspot provides global internet access, letting you connect any device with no contracts or roaming fees. Ryoko links to the nearest internet tower in 112 countries, working with top global providers, to deliver a fast and reliable connection wherever you are. It’s a game-changer, for travellers seeking constant connectivity.

Let us be honest, traditional glues often fall short, messy, ineffective, and are rarely durable. This is where Bondic comes in. Created by a dentist, who wanted a stronger adhesive, Bondic is a revolutionary liquid plastic which cures with UV light. Just apply the liquid, shine the UV light, and in seconds, it becomes a solid, clear plastic which can be sanded, shaped, and painted. It’s 50 times stronger than conventional glue, making it perfect for repairs and crafting.

Are you tired of misplacing your wallet, purse, or luggage? The SmartCard by KeySmart is here to help. This ultra-thin device tracks your belongings around the globe, helping you locate them on a map and even rings them so you may find them quickly. It is waterproof and has a battery life of up to five months, ensuring you’ll never lose track of your essentials again.

Imagine a device which alleviates pain without drugs or altering your body. Kailo, a microtech patch, uses billions of tiny micro-capacitors to act as a bio-antenna which naturally eases pain. This discovery, from a research lab, offers a non-invasive solution for chronic pain relief, bringing hope to those seeking a new way to manage discomfort (check with your healthcare provider first).

Bed sheets have not changed much, until now. Miracle introduces self-cleaning, self-cooling sheets which harness silver’s natural antibacterial properties. These sheets help keep you cooler and cleaner, reducing breakouts and laundry. They are a revolutionary upgrade to your bedding, offering a fresher sleep experience.

Struggling to keep your glasses clean? Peeps offers a solution using cutting-edge molecular-carbon technology. Its dual carbon microfiber pads effectively trap and remove oils and fingerprints, without smearing. The patented case recharges the cleaning pads, making Peeps a fantastic gift for anyone who wears glasses or sunglasses.

Jonathan van Bilsen is a television host, award winning photographer, published author, columnist and keynote speaker. Watch his show, ‘The Jonathan van Bilsen Show’, on RogersTV, the Standard Website and YouTube and follow his adventures at photosNtravel.com

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