They're dead easy to use. You cut the cable, poke the ends in all the way (no need to strip the insulation), and squeeze the button to snap them down and bite through the cable. ...
A look at some of the most promising and novel tech projects to come out of crowdfunding websites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo.
Another famous project to come out of Kickstarter is life-logging camera Narrative, formerly known as Memoto.
The Narrative Clip is a one-inch square camera, that snaps and stores a five megapixel photo every 30 seconds. The camera only takes pictures when clipped to a person and a built-in GPS geotags each image.
The camera can store 4,000 images, and includes a free one-year subscription to Narrative's cloud-based storage service, with a maximum of 1.4TB storage.
Images can be accessed and shared through an Android or iOS app, which organises photos into groups of "moments".
The clip can be ordered for $279, with delivery promised after 1 November. The firm behind the camera has said it expects to sell 10,000 this year.
The current fixed-focus lens has 70-degree viewing angle but a snap-on lens that is being developed will give it a 135-degree view and a fish-eye perspective.
The company is also developing a waterproof case and planning on releasing an API to allow others to build further software and services for Narrative.
Although the company asked for $50,000 to build Narrative, it ended up raising more than $550,000 last November. Narrative also recently received $3M in a funding round led by San Francisco-based True Ventures.
Caption by: Nick Heath
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