Lzotz: This kind of fridge grows in the wall inside, still can "see the weather eats"!

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Izotz Intelligent Preservation refrigerator, half the wall outside the wall

Izotz is a fancy high-tech smart fridge that can be installed on the kitchen wall, half in the wall and half in the wall. In the winter, it can use outdoor cold air to keep the refrigerator temperature, thereby reducing energy consumption, in the summer, it can use solar energy to power the refrigerator.

Izotz is a fancy high-tech smart fridge that can be installed on the kitchen wall, half in the wall and half in the wall. In the winter, it can use outdoor cold air to keep the refrigerator temperature, thereby reducing energy consumption, in the summer, it can use solar energy to power the refrigerator.

Comfy Gap Intelligent Weight scale: Pedal Automatic slide display reading

Comfy Gap uses a two-segment structure, usually it is like a useless little white box, inconspicuous lying in the corner. When we stand up, the "slider" slides out of the body's weight, revealing readings.

We can see it in the picture, and it's very space-saving and neat. Comfy Gap can also use the appropriate Smart Device app apps that allow Meimei to track their weight at any time.

Windows phone users are no longer in the cold, Fitbit starts supporting WP phones

According to Engadget, Fitbit released the App for Windows Phone 8.1, which allows users to sync Fitbit's tracker data, monitor movement, sleep, calories data, and so on.

Fitbit's Windows Phone version 8.1 App is free. But the biggest problem may still be that your Windows Phone phone supports Bluetooth 4.0, so there are a lot of windows phone phones that may still not be able to use the service.

Google contact lenses new patent exposure, or using IRIS scan identity identification

Google contact lenses can help us achieve this, according to the new patent of Google's invisible eyes, which phandroid just exposed.

How can ID be identified? Google's idea is this: first of all, through special contact lenses, our eyeballs have a special identification, like a real fingerprint or signature, unique, everyone is different, and then through the built-in capacitive sensors to ensure that the contact lenses are covered in the real eye, make sure it is not a man-made replica, Through scanning authentication.