A new app called Antix has launched, and it lets people easily edit their GoPro videos. When someone is using an action camera like the GoPro, hours of raw footage is normally captured, but few people are great at editing that sort of footage. Antix automatically determines what to take out of the raw footage and what to toss out.
I've spent the past week or so with the new Adonit Jot Script and Jot Touch. For some background, if you haven't seen my other stylus reviews, I love to draw on my iPad– I draw disney characters and not much more, because I'm eternally nine years old.
Having spent a good couple months with the FiftyThree Pencil, paired with the Paper app, I was really excited to receive something a little more like what imagine a stylus should be.
Adonit's two new styli, the Jot Touch and the Jot Script, both…
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Classrooms today consist of much more than a chalkboard and textbooks. In fact, many present-day classrooms have done away with both.
Today's students are digital natives, so their well-prepared teachers should come armed with the tools necessary to feed their appetite for instant knowledge.
Tech gadgets for the modern-day classroom are aplenty. Check out these sizzling gadgets and apps that have the potential to help sculpt a proper classroom for the modern day:
1. Wireless Presenter with Laser Pointer
Current technology allows teachers to roam the classroom while properly executing a presentation. A wireless presenter with a laser pointer is an essential addition to a classroom, because it allows the teacher full mobility during a lesson. This helps keep students engaged. A popular choice are Kensington wireless laser pointers.
2. Digital Pens
Old-school note taking is becoming archaic as digital pens take over technology-infused modern classrooms. These cool tools allow notes to be saved, shared…
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Fitness wearables make tracking movement, repetitions, and other data easier, but the sensors in watches and other wearables aren't optimal. MC10 is in the process of developing a new type of sensor sticker that can be worn just about anywhere on the human body to track different types of information. 
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