Spectre Camera App

Developed by the same team that brought you the popular iPhone camera app Halide, comes Spectre, a new iOS camera app that uses AI to create stunning long exposures, with or without a tripod. Long exposures are very common in the DSLR world, but are one of the hardest shots to pull off on the iPhone, until now, Spectre uses AI and computational photography to produce enhanced long exposures without the usual distractions, from keeping the camera steady to guessing the amount of light you need. Spectre takes care of all of that, and much more. Spectre can remove crowds, turn city streets into rivers of light, make waterfalls look like paintings, and help you make amazing long exposure photographs.

IMPROMPTU TACTICAL PEN | BY GERBER

New by Gerber is the Impromptu Tactical Pen, capable of writing in the rain and breaking glass with a tap. Developed in collaboration with law enforcement professionals, the Impromptu Tactical Pen is rugged and made from machined steel, it features a tip design capable of breaking a windshield or defending yourself from an unexpected attack. watch the video Get it in Europe here ...
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BIOLITE BASECAMP STOVE

Remember the innovative BioLite Camp Stove, a portable stove that uses nothing but the sticks and twigs around you to cook meals and charge gadgets? Well, the same team behind the innovative project have recently developed a larger version, the BioLite BaseCamp Stove, a cooking and charging device for groups. The portable cooker is also powered by burning wood, and converts heat from your fire into useable electricity via a thermoelectric generator. You can then use...
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MICOACH SMART RUN WATCH | BY ADIDAS

Adidas enters the smartwatch arena with the new Android-based miCoach Smart Run. For the first time all kind of runners will be able to track routes using GPS mapping, monitor your heart rate, listen to your favorite music and get through miCoach training lessons in real time. No wires , straps and additional sensors in this unique all-in-one device, "Smart Run" uses optical technology to monitor your heart rate from your wrist. A built-in accelerometer counts...
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