Geek Video of the Month

This month's Geek Video of the Month is a Pebble Smartwatch Review, highlighting key features and summing up what’s great about this wearable technology.

There has been a lot of talk in the tech media about how the Pebble Smartwatch is setting a standard for other Smartwatches in the industry to keep the wearer connected. The appearance is sleek and minimal, lightweight, connects with both iOS and Android smartphones in delivering SMS, emails,  notifications, alerts and reminders. It has a 5-7 day battery life, is waterproof up to 5m, has a screen that is readable in full daylight, works with some apps, music control, alarm clock and will even automatically track your runs and other activities without you having to press a button.


This additional article gives some further insights into the engineering challenges that were overcome during the creative process in developing the Smartwatch. Will you be wearing one? 

Author: Fiona Anderson

Geek Video of the Month

Celluon Magic Cube has been chosen as 'Geek Video of the Month'.  We like the product and the video is a good example of what a product video should deliver: facts, facts and more facts. 

The Celluon Magic Cube is a full-size laser projection keyboard and touchpad which connects to any BlueTooth HID device and is small enough to fit in your pocket.  The virtual keyboard is made possible through the incorporation of the 3D Electronic Perception Technology (EPT).  EPT enables everyday devices to “see” the world around them, so that they can perceive and interact with it.  

EPT systems send out pulses of light and then time how long it takes for the reflection to return to the sensor, this enables the system to determine depth.   The uses of this technology are vast, Celluon give an overview of possibilities for future applications of EPT and how the Celluon Magic Cube works.

Celluon’s strapline is: “A World Of Possibilities At Your Fingertips”. Great work!  Looking forward to hearing about your future applications using EPT, maybe in automating manufacturing processes or transportation.

Author: Fiona Anderson