10 COOLEST SELFIE GADGETS YOU’VE NEVER SEEN LIKE THIS!
Selfies… Everyone’s obsessed with them… Several companies have toyed with them and come up with a number of pretty ridiculous selfie inventions.
1. Selfie Hat For London Fashion Week 2014, Acer teamed up with designers to create a Selfie Hat, a pink hat with a dangling tablet (specifically called Acer’s Iconia A1-840). It also comes with a tablet case of the same color with a hat, not suitable for carrying. The selfie hat is a reinterpretation of an outfit previously dreamed up by Cowan-Sanluis; Lady Gaga was also spotted wearing it.
2. Selfie Toaster Selfie camera phones are long gone. Taking a selfie is no longer enough because now you can eat your photo with a toaster selfie. Burnt Impressions, a Vermont-based company, makes toasters that burn images onto toast. It is the same company that invented the Jesus toaster and the Ascension toaster that made toasts with images of Jesus and bodies floating in the sky. Burnt Impressions will then produce a toaster based on your model in about a week.
3. Selfie app for kids A selfie app for kids portends “the impending collapse of society,” or at least a possible interpretation of the existence of such an app, admits the developer of a recently released Android app designed for kids was taking her first selfies independently. He made selfie apps for kids just to try to make apps for android. The application works like a digital hide-and-seek game where animals appear on the screen to attract the child’s attention. Then a tone sounds and the app automatically takes a funny photo of the baby.
4. Rear Selfie Stick Some advanced selfie enthusiasts use a “selfie stick,” an elongated tube that holds the smartphone far enough away for better photo quality. But not everyone has enough pictures in front of them. A new trend seems to have appeared out of nowhere: the selfie from behind. Yes, it’s a selfie from behind. Its purpose is to emphasize your dignity from behind. However, taking a great selfie from behind is not as easy as it looks. But all your problems are solved when you get a rear selfie stick. Developed by image-based social networking site On.com, the device is a curved version of a regular selfie stick. It’s designed to help you photograph hard-to-reach places and share your best behind-the-scenes photos online. This device has a bluetooth trigger so you don’t need to set a timer.
5. Selfie Drone Nixie, the brainchild of Stanford researcher Christoph Kostall, is an attempt to create the world’s first wrist-worn flying camera. Nixie is perfect for those times in life when you really want to take a picture or video of what you are doing, but using a regular camera or phone isn’t possible or would get in your way. Imagine being able to climb a mountain, fly a kite with your kids, or take a big jump on your bike. The Nixie Drone looks like a chunky bracelet at first, but as soon as you flex your wrist, it transforms into a nifty little quadrocopter. In theory, once the nixie gets out of hand it will recognize exactly where you are and start taking a photo or video, then boomerang back at you so you don’t miss it.
6. Mayonnaise 3D Selfie Mayonnaise maker Hellman has developed a 3D printer that uses mayonnaise to draw your own selfie on a burger. The company installed it in a food truck. You can apply there and they’ll make you a burger with your picture on it! You just have to queue for a while, wait for a smartphone to take a picture of you, send an image to a 3D printer, which will compress the images of your face into a hamburger.
7. Selfie Brush Check out the Selfie Brush. This is an iPhone case with a silver mirror on the front and a patch on the back. Where is the world going? Answer: not good! You can get your own selfie comb for just $20.
8. SELFIE is a mirror that takes a photo of a person looking at it and tweets the photo. SELFIE uses a cabinet with a double mirror integrated into the opening door, somewhat reminiscent of a regular bathroom cabinet. Users see an ordinary mirror, but if you open the doors, you can find spare parts that make the device work. To activate the camera, users simply stand in front of it (with the appropriate vinyl badge as a guide) and smile. Mac mini supports facial recognition software installed on your webcam.
9. Selfie T-Shirt Have you ever sat around at 450 with your phone off, photographing yourself over and over again, trying to find undiscovered depths, nuances and charms in your imperfect face and torso? Ever felt like your clothes are ruining everything while your face, hair, body and soul are ready for a hit? Have you ever thought that one day things would change for the better? For you, for us, for all of us there is now a unique t-shirt. This is a shirt designed to look good in selfies. Russian fashion designer Timur Kim, who studied at Central Saint Martins University, created these $166 selfie tops, which feature most of the designs on the neck, shoulders, and chest.
10. GripSnap The last item on our list is great. Holds your device while you take a selfie, a time-lapse photo, or even a long exposure photo. The GripSnap has a super strong magnetic base and a flexible hose that you can bend to your liking. You no longer have to ask a grandma (who probably has Parkinson’s disease) to take photos of you and your girlfriend when you’re on vacation. Simply attach the GripSnap to any metal surface and start shooting.