Pros: awesome idea with great modularity and design carry anything anywhere waterproof Cons: not yet on the market I have my doubts about the longevity

Pros: interesting design communities are always good Cons: late to the party, tradingview is light years ahead, though this seems to be a different approach competitors are using machine learning

Pros: reliable way of storing cryptocurrencies extremely portable great design overall Cons: the display is very small, cannot show QR codes for addresses not designed for daily use - rather a storage

Pros: very nice and clean design it's built on one of the more legitimate blockchains Cons: another wallet, probably will not last not yet a working product limited privacy seems to only serve one purpose

Pros: very intuitive and easy to use no need for a server to publish a site the documentation is sufficient it's free Cons: somewhat limited use

Pros: extremely portable, has internal battery and the specs look great the features seem to be great (4k and 3D, though I have my doubts about the product delivering on its promise) Cons: while I like

I've been hunting the best spending app for a while now. For me, it will only be complete when I'm able to pay with my phone (Apple Pay) and get my receipt wirelessly without the shop printing it. Pros:

Pros: the UI is very clean and user-friendly great for deciding whether or not you should go to the doctor Cons: while some people might think remote healthcare is the future, there are just way too many

Pros: neat design looks clean and polished the free trial makes it good to try out Cons: only for iOS, I wonder when will people realize that building apps with React Native is the way to go there is a

Pros: additional battery makes it great for today's phones the design looks great the power output is unmatched when compared to classic portable speakers Cons: 4+ hours sounds a bit short for such a big

I understand and I know you didn't say anything like that. I took the example of Pixabay for a reason. It was (sort of) similar product i.e. a website with some service functionality. It was featured a

I like to experiment with the posts in order to get a feel for what is considered "new" and what's not so that I'm always learning and improving. Pixabay has been for a while as well and is widely

Dude, how can this be your reason for not approving? The download button for iOS app is right there!

Pros: accompanying posts make it very easy to navigate the Steemit interface and understand the underlying technology the community is very active and friendly the team is just stellar (Cornell, Harvard

Sounds like fun. this is exactly what the future with crypto is going to look like. Pros: completely free, no in-apps (are we in for a shift in trends?) promo codes make it great to share with friends

Thank you for the notice. I think it's going to be a neverending juggling between yes and no when it comes to "new" products. What is considered new and what isn't. For example, somebody might

Pros: 1 week of battery life is insane for a device this small the design is just stunning, no wonder it won the red dot design award Cons: limited number of diamond designs, there could be one cheaper

Pros: has great potential open-source is always good in the blockchain era device independent Cons: still a long way to go I don't see this as a thing that could be widely adopted - niche for enthusiasts

Pros: co-founded by Andy Rubin gives great potential with the vision of "clean" Android the price is very good considering the amount of punch it packs multiple colour options look stunning the

Pros: extremely portable and durable the design is just spot on for the modern-day athlete accompanying app has many workouts specifically made for the system USA quality Cons: why did I buy that clunky