1. Turn your resume into an interactive timeline with this program
Bored of submitting the same ol’ Microsoft Word-based resume when job hunting? Don’t fret, is here. The program splits your resume into six customizable sections, and for $3 a month, hosts your new, spiffy resume.
Read more: (TheNextWeb)
2. Learn the dietary requirements of your furry friend with this feeding bowl
We have , – and coming soon: a smart feeding bowl, the . This bowl has sensors to assess the dietary requirements of your pet, including how much they eat (and when), and alerts owners when the next feeding should happen.
Read more: (TheNextWeb)
3. Turn your smartphone into a high-quality camera with this lens
A new , aims to bring iPhone and Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners a pair of add-on lenses that improve photo quality.
Moment co-founder Marc Barros told TechCrunch that phones limit creativity, but with his product, “We put the finest of photography back in your product with beautiful lenses that capture the best images on the market.”
Read more: (TechCrunch)
4. This app has videos to watch to match your mood
5by, an and app, finds videos based on your moood for any given situation. How does it work? The app asks you questions, determines your personality and then offers you multiple video-watching options such as: Are you on the john, looking to entertain or just geeking out?
Read more: (C|Net)
5. Now your iPhone case can be a wallet
What will they think of next? Oh, how about an iPhone case that can double as a virtual wallet? , brought to you by Incipio, is just that. For $70 and an accompanying app, you don’t have to carry cards anymore thanks to this this near-field communication wallet.
Read more: (Engadget)
