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The Noke Padlock is a Bluetooth enabled smart lock that connects to your iOS or Android phone. You get to do away with the use of keys and combinations. When you use your smartphone app, Noke will allow instant and secure sharing and tracking technology. You get access to all important things in your life and also are able to share your personal possessions safely, securely and efficiently. It has permanent, one-time or custom settings from which you can choose from to lock it.

Father’s day is just around the corner and the men who have been a symbol of care in most of our lives may require a bit of special treatment. In this time and age, where information overload syndrome may inhibit right decision making, simplest gift ideas often prove to be the greatest ones. I have always recommended people to focus on practicality of the product. Simply put, more practical the gift idea is, the more you are remembered. In the same spirit considering the importance of occasion, two products really check all the boxes and form perfect father’s day present. These are Portable Outdoor Camping Grill and Grill Warmer with Pan from Camerons.

You’ve probably heard of Amazon Echo, and you may even have it. Although Amazon Echo was the first bit of technology of its kind, it was, and is, pretty cool, but Google has finally announced something we’ve all been waiting for—the competitor. Google Home is set to come out later this year, having been announced about a month ago, and so far there is no price point released. Google Home seems to be everything the Echo is, only better.

Revolights Skyline Bicycle Lighting System is a highlight that projects forward in front and smart brake at the back, and it blinks when you slow down to indicate traffic. The main goal of the lights is to increase visibility while you ride your bike, hence makes it safer, especially at night as it reduces the chances of being hit by a vehicle.

Only a few weeks ago, the local hydro company had a planned blackout in our neighborhood that was supposed to last three hours. Those three hours turned into five and then eventually into ten hours straight of no electricity. It wasn’t the end of the world but was still pretty annoying. Dutch Design firm, Weltevree, has come up with an innovative take on the traditional root cellar. The prefabricated GroundFridge uses the earth’s own insulating properties to help keep food fresh without the use of electricity.