Smirl Fliike, Digital Storm Veloce and three more gadgets of the week

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Samsung Galaxy NX
The Korean corporation, apparently, highly appreciated the sales results of its camera phones, since the Galaxy S4 Zoom (which effectively replaced the Galaxy Camera) is now joined by the Galaxy NX - a mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses on the Android 4.2 platform.

The hybrid differs from its similarly priced and functional analogs by its minimalist controls - you will mostly have to operate it using a 4.8-inch touchscreen. There is also a very small electronic viewfinder screen, which allows you to handle the camera like a SLR.

The Android platform automatically makes the Galaxy NX a leader in esinc email database listterms of supported data transfer interfaces. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G are a standard set for a smartphone, but for a camera they are unusually chic. Not to mention the functionality of the operating system. No, you can’t make calls from this device, it is quite possible that such a function was removed for aesthetic reasons.
What about the actual shooting? Fortunately (for potential buyers), a serious professional-grade matrix produces results no worse, and sometimes even better, than those of analogues. As a result, we have a very good camera, into which a mobile OS was simply implemented. Apparently, the practice of embedding Android in all household devices in a row can no longer be stopped.


Smirl Fliike
Only the lazy (or a fan of social networks) have not spoken about the harm of social networks. No one seems to doubt the reasons for their popularity either - people need recognition and praise. The pursuit of likes and reposts is becoming the meaning of daily existence for many people, even those who do not earn a penny from it.

The Fliike device, a “hardware” Facebook like counter, is designed to transfer at least a bit of virtual success offline. It resembles a vintage table clock that displays numbers by flipping. But instead of the current time, the device shows the number of likes, which it updates via a Wi-Fi connection. At any time of the day or night, a socially active user can find out the number of coveted clicks with the highest accuracy.

For VIP clients (who are not satisfied with a 5-digit counter), the developers promise to produce special versions of the device with a larger number of available symbols.