The Stemoscope can pick up sounds from humans, plants and animals. Read more…More about Mashable Video, Stethoscope, Kickstarter Campaign, Stemoscope, and Tree Heartbeat
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The Kickstarter campaign for this smart security camera by Eufy was funded in just two days
FACT: Everyone hates getting robbed.
But what are you doing to prevent it from happening to you and your family? If you aren’t one of the 35 million Americans who has a home security system set-up, chances are, you aren’t doing enough.
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People went nuts for this epic camera remote on Kickstarter, and now it’s on sale
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If you want to pull off amazing photos that look professional, you’ll need to learn some skills. A basic understanding of lighting, composition, and color are all necessary — but before you can even get started on that, you’ll need a good camera and a remote to operate it. And as far as that last part goes, the Spark Camera Remote is about to be your new best friend.
The Spark Camera Remote was successfully funded on Kickstarter, and it’s easy to see why when you read about its capabilities. The Spark Camera Remote is really three remotes in one — a wired remote, an infrared remote with 100 feet of range, and a remote for your smartphone that controls your camera with an app like some kind of super-millennial. Read more…
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This speaker makes listening to music even more wireless than Bluetooth
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Listening to music with an aux cable is so 2000s, and using Bluetooth can get cumbersome when a bunch of people want to control the playlist. MIA S…
Vinci 2.0 smart headphones are looking to take your phone out of the equation
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Isn’t it about time for your wireless headphones to do more than just play music and answer your calls? Vinci 2.0 is a set of headphones on Kickstarter that are aiming to take the technology to the next level — sans smartphone.
Vinci 2.0 can connect either to the internet or your smartphone via Bluetooth, but the idea is that once it’s connected, you’ll have access to many of your phone’s capabilities from anywhere, even if your phone is nowhere near you. Using voice commands and hand gestures, you’ll be able to make and answer calls, send messages, and ask Alexa to do something for you. You can even receive push notifications from other apps. Read more…
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View More Vinci 2.0 smart headphones are looking to take your phone out of the equationGet analog style with the function of a smartwatch in this Kickstarter campaign
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Smartwatches can be useful and cool, but not everyone loves having a tiny screen on their wrist that’s hard to swipe through. And unfortunately, ev…
Prynt is finally coming to Android, so you might want to hop on this Kickstarter project ASAP
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We were already huge fans of the Prynt device back when we covered it in 2016. Being able to print photos from your phone and watching them move with the Prynt app brought us closer to the world of Harry Potter than we thought possible.
But the app and peripheral were only available for Apple products, which left Android users kind of alienated. Prynt is looking to change that by finally releasing a version for Android products — with a little help from Kickstarter first.
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This Kickstarter project wants to make your workouts feel way shorter
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Whether you’re a seasoned fitness fan or are just starting on basic workouts, one common frustration is how damn long planking can feel. It’s a gre…
Invest in more sustainable bedsheets with this Kickstarter campaign
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Everyone loves sleeping, right? That much is made even more evident from how often sleeping-related startups succeed from crowdfunding. With so man…
Vortx is a device that lets you experience the elements as they happen on screen
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Imagine feeling the heat of a flamethrower when you pull one out in Battlefield, or the wind against you when you ride on your horse in Breath of t…
Give your neck a break with this pair of anti-strain Kickstarter projects
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Whether it’s from staring down at our phones, poor posture from sitting all day, or uncomfortable sleeping positions, most of us can probably relate to the occasional neck kink.
There are currently two live Kickstarter campaigns right now that want to help out with neck strain — without any electricity, medication, or expensive trips to the spa. Meet the necksaviour Mini and the Neck Hammock. Read more…
Lay back and let the necksaviour Mini do the work
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