British Bluetooth pacifier

Britain's technology company recently unveiled a Bluetooth pacifier with a five-button keyboard for all operations, and the new invention will be shown on the MWC.

The 5-button keyboard, which occupies a screen area of about 70% less than a QWERTY keyboard, is better suited to operate on smaller screen devices such as smart watches, and does not display 26 letters but five different squares and fewer letters. Looks like an old-fashioned phone, but fewer buttons.

Smart Pacifier

Ipacify is a smart pacifier, consisting mainly of a thermometer and nipple with a temperature sensor that records the temperature of the baby and sends it to the mobile app. On June 20, Ipacify will add a proximity sensor that will give you a call if your baby rests.

Digital virtualization refers to a Bluetooth connection to the application, which can also be used to record your baby's medications, and when they take aspirin or other medications, the thermometer will be recorded as time goes on to see which drug is more effective.

The stage is still a prototype, but the company is already selling its temperature sensors at a price of 30 pounds. This pebble-like sensor will record the temperature and upload it to your phone, reminding you whether the bedroom or the kiln temperature is appropriate.

Health and family

Adults can monitor their health through Soma's mobile program, which uses cell phones to track blood pressure and give advice to prevent disease. At the same time, UMOTIF has developed a health application that shares recorded medical data with doctors.

What do I need to do to attend a big meeting? You can stay up late the night before, or you can download a lowdown. Lowdown is an application that automatically gathers related emails and contact information from attendees or companies, and can even tell you how to get there in detail. This way you can get information about the company or the Attendees ' Twitter page, and when you meet you can chat like a friend, and you can record and share the friends you just met. Lowdown will launch a 5-pound iOS version by February 20.

Cell phone's not around?

Movirtu a virtual SIM card that separates the number from the SIM card, which means that when your phone rings in the kitchen, you can pick it up in the garden with your tablet. As long as you connect WiFi, you can use your number to call or send information, voice and SMS packages can also be synchronized. Movirtu is working with mobile operators to create their own-brand apps, meaning your number can be used on other devices as well.

App practices

Lu Xun once said that there is no road in the world. ViewRanger allows your smartphone to travel-record travel and GPS, tag along with photos and videos, and share your route online. Not only can you record where you've been in the world, but there are also suggestions from national parks and other tourists for your reference. It now covers all of Europe's land, but the United States has just covered the map.

Routeshoot is another application that can combine your video, GPS data, to mark the geographic area you're passing through, and you can travel on a map in leaps and bounds. You can use it to record cycling to ski trips or daily commuting, or to track and collect video data.

Keep it safe.

Security is the primary factor in a company's involvement in the Smart UK project. Alphafox is working on developing a crystal physics key to open up your online world, using just a little plastic tip and a unique QR code-style image to verify an on-line transaction via your mobile camera.

Intercede wants to kill the cipher chip and Pin-style system to make your phone or any smart device as safe as an ATM machine.