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Gresso Radical R1: Luxury smartphone made from titanium Posted: 03 Feb 2014 10:01 PM PST Luxury phones are usually reserved for smaller audience that can afford such devices, and if you are a fan of premium phones you might want to check out this device. Radical R1 comes from company called Gresso, and there are the models available. All three models come with same hardware specs, 4.5-inch 960×540 display and 1.2GHz a quad-core processor. Additional specs include 8-megapixel rear camera, 36GB of storage space, dual SIM support and Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. As you can see, in terms of hardware power this device isn't anything impressive, but let's focus on its case for a while. As we said earlier, there are three models available, one with titanium logo and body, one with 18K gold plated logo, and one with white gold plated logo. Gresso Radical R1 smartphones might not offer much in terms of hardware power, but they make up for it with their luxury design. Regarding the price, the cheapest model is priced at $1,800 while other two models are priced at $2,300. [via Ubergizmo]

Recharge your smartphone while working out with PULSE Kinetic Jump Rope Posted: 03 Feb 2014 10:00 PM PST Working out is important, but if you don't have motivation to do so maybe a device that charges your smartphone while you work out could provide you with necessary motivation? PULSE Kinetic Jump Rope looks like a regular jumping rope, but it can be used to recharge your smartphone as well. This jump rope comes with a built-in dynamos that generate energy with every spin of the rope, and that energy is stored in the rechargeable battery. After you've done with working out you can connect your smartphone to PULSE Kinetic Jump Rope in order to recharge it. We have no information how many jumps are needed to recharge your smartphone, but we assume that you'll need some intensive workout sessions in order to fully recharge your smartphone. PULSE Kinetic Jump Rope is a great idea, although it is still in prototype phase. This device is available in limited beta test, and you can get your own for $129. [via Technabob]

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