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Evolution Labs has started a Kickstarter project for a new screen protector technology called Rhino Shield, that protects your device’s display, even Gorilla Glass, from prints, scratches and impact.

Rhino Shield

Rhino Shield is a patent pending and custom formulated polymer made of six different layers (Oil repelling layer, Scratch resistant layer, Impact dispersion layer, Impact damping layer, High strength layer, and an Adhesive layer) combined in a sheet that is 0.029cm thin. It is designed to be used in conjunction with the any case, or on its own. Watch the demo below to see a Rhino Shield-protected iPhone 5 survive after getting hammered, stabbed, scratched and dropped.

Evolution Labs needs £50,000 in pledges and has received £2,843 so far. It has 27 days left so if you want to help out you can pledge £12 or more on their Kickstarter page and get a Rhino Shield for your device as a reward.

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Thinking of dumping your old 35mm negatives? Before you do, you might want to check out this Kickstarter-funded gizmo called Lomography Smartphone Scanner and maybe you’ll have a change of hearts afterwards.

As its name implies, this recently announced gizmo allows users to view their pictures that they captured using a film camera on their iPhone and other supported Android smartphones. It works by using your handset’s camera to snap a photo of the negative and your phone can then turn it into positive via a downloadable app.

Lomography Smartphone Scanner

But not only does the device permits you to view your treasured snaps, the Lomography Smartphone Scanner also offers user some minor imaging tweaks. This includes the ability to create a multi-frame animation and/or stitch multiple images to make a Panorama.

Once you’re happy with your snaps, the app also allows you to share your scanned negatives to your friends/followers. The Lomography Smartphone Scanner currently retails for USD40, but is slated to cost a little bit higher once it reaches the market. To know more about this awesome gadget, you can head over to this {Turn film negatives to digital images w/ this contraption appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines, Tech News & Reviews.