Faisal

Teasmade were once common in the United Kingdom and some of its former colonies. Although crude versions existed in Victorian times, they only became practical with the availability of electric versions in the 1930s. They reached their peak in popularity in the 1960s and 1970s, since which time their use has declined, but they are now enjoying a revival, thanks to the technology.

I recently heard that Disney has banned selfie sticks from being used on their Roller coaster rides, and rightly so, to avoid any untoward incidents. I am just wondering what they will say about this AirSelfie. I would still not use it on Roller coasters and other fast rides but then there is a world outside of the Disneyland and Disneyworld and what your AirSelfie can do.

If you thought that microwave oven revolutionized the way our kitchens were, then think again. There is a new game changer in town that will take your cooking to a whole new level. It guarantees to cook everything to the desired temperature. Like today’s smart gadgets its cooking process is self-driven and continually learns from itself. The oven works with an App and together the system recognizes the food and automatically cooks it for you. You can watch and control your cooking even if you are not there.

Ever since the smart phones became an essential part of our lives, I have been thinking of a feature added to it so you could project your pictures and videos to a screen or a wall, from a light at the end of the phone. May be someday this dream of mine will become a reality but right now this Smartphone Magnifier is the closest thing in that direction.

A new fire alarm system that uses a set of 5 sensors working together to detect and warn you through visual and audio appliances that can differentiate between smoldering fire, fast burning fire, carbon monoxide or other fire related emergencies.