The biggest news for crowd funding website "Kickstarter" after a Startup company OTM Technologies has listed their product called Phree (which is a pen that does not require a paper) that raised approx $1 million in a day. Yes, you can write anywhere like on your car's dashboard, on your palm, on glass and the written data will get printed on your smartphone directly.
We have found Phree, a kind of smart pen for your phone or tablet. What really sets this one apart from other devices is that it comes with a built-in screen, that allows you to use it even without a paired smartphone or tablet. This was the biggest week for both Kickstarter and Phree as Phree has managed to raise over $1 million in a day and its nearly crossing over $2 million.
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How it Works?
First Phree connects your smartphone using a bluetooth connection and it is compatible with many applications such as Office, OneNote, EverNote, or Viber. You just need to write or sketch your idea anywhere on table, hand, book and it gets appeared on your smartphone screen. Isn't it interesting?
First Phree connects your smartphone using a bluetooth connection and it is compatible with many applications such as Office, OneNote, EverNote, or Viber. You just need to write or sketch your idea anywhere on table, hand, book and it gets appeared on your smartphone screen. Isn't it interesting?
You can get the Phree at $148 which is quite expensive when compared to others alternatives in the market but due to facility of using it as a headset, reading messages, notifications make it suits for the pricing. Check out the below video to understand it better.
Phree - Official Launch Video
Author : Shoeb Ahmad Fareed
Designation: Founder & CEO
Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
