This portable camera filmed the life of your point of view

We saw all kinds of portable cameras, to capture the precious moments of life, and there is now listed by option, a head to capture the action, as you can see. After his helmet at CES showing off the LifeLogger kick starter, turned the gadget for the masses to bring. Able, up to eight hours to capture, video camera integrated GPS and WiFi connectivity in tandem with iOS and Android companion apps work together. It is equipped with features that immediately radiant images on a computer, tablet or Smartphone is also live-streaming, a no-brainer - so long, there is a strong wireless Internet connection, of course.

There is no need to connect the device to retrieve files no longer. LifeLogger loads videos on a repository based on a cloud by the above mentioned WiFi, have been organized by date or GPS coordinates and subject of the recognition of faces, speech recognition, etc. for optimal future research. The device comes with a 32 GB SD card for storage aboard the 720 p at 30 FPS video and 5-megapixel still images. If snapshots are you and the length of time that can provide up to one photo per minute are more what you can expect, 10 seconds pop image. If this sounds too good to pass up, a promise of $169 or more you a unit with storage received and processing in the trailer video caused just in time coming for the holidays.

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Portable mode, finally returned to the line of code the ASUS PadFone

When we last with ASUS CEO Jerry Shen, the exec expressed his support to secure the keyboard dock on the PadFones, which would mean you get three factors-shape with a single product: a phone, a Tablet and a laptop computer. Now we have confirmed a leak, that there is no doubt in the works. Courtesy of an FCC document unearthed by our mobile friends of geeks, we're looking at a dock keyboard mobile ASUS (PF-06 or "TransBoard"), which uses Bluetooth, for a change, but as a physical home interface.

Judging by the fuzzy photograph and a width of 25cm is equivalent to, the dock seems to be for (and tested with laboratory) next X PadFone for AT & T. However, the absence of locking mechanism implies it could absorb other tablets from PadFone station of the same size, although it is not known, the adjustment would be safe.

More interesting still, it seems that, for reasons which keep the low weight of the quay, ASUS chose to leave, which means that you do not charge the phone and the tablet with the dock in the location, the bulky battery. Instead, you find a small cell 450mAh, the Bluetooth function and the multi-touch trackpad feeds, and you must load separately about the micro-USB port on the station. And of course there's no SD slot, so you assigned to the USB OTG, need for connecting a memory card.

Despite some missing features compared to the original keyboard dock, we are confident that you are always in the ears of fans by PadFone. We need to learn more on the Computex early next month, so stay tuned.

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