Five years ago today Eliot Hess sold this photo at the Williams McCall Gallery. Panorama view of South Beach. #southbeachmiami #panorama #blackandwhitephotography #oceanview #rooftops #photooftheday.
I have a dirty little secret. Future toilet bowls will be able to tell you how healthy you are every time you make a deposit. Of course, the king of all toilet bowls, Toto, will probably be the first to analyze your waste but Koehler is not that far behind (oops, excuse the pun).
At CES this year we learned that smart toilets are on their way to become health trackers. The category will be called the “wellness toilet.” It will analyze your skin and all of your droppings to give you recommendations on ways to improve your health.
The toilet will be connected to an app which will monitor your skin, diet and bathroom habits.
So now your at home scale will not be the only bathroom appliance telling you your weight and body fat.
I can just hear my future toilet now talking to me. “You fat piece of s—-t. Lay off the sugar and alcohol.” And I will say “I’m not going to let you talk to me that way.” Flush!
Koehler is going to introduce the touchless toilets and faucet line later this year. The idea is to help you avoid as many germs as possible.
Just think how healthy and clean you are going to be. You may not even want to wear clothes anymore.
Here are three links to stories that the WSJ, Tech Republic, and CNET wrote on the new world of bathroom appliances.
Click on the CNET link below to see how you will be able to expand the screen on all of the devices you will be using in the future.
CES debuts phone screens that roll out into table size units. This is a wow factor.
First there were phones that folded — now there are some that can roll. CNET’s Kara Tsuboi tells us more about the rollable screens she saw at CES. You might be able to buy some of these this year.
Everyone is asking me what was the most exciting, or interesting, thing I saw at virtual CES. Without further ado, I am going to immediately show you. It’s a HoloPresence technology that is capable of projecting a person in hologram form, in real time, across the world.
This is perfect for presentations, meetings, and conventions. Presenters and audiences, in the future, may look like they are live, but they really will be in the form of a hologram.
The ARHT Media is the company who created this new technology. Please go to the company’s site, www.arhtmedia.com, to see holograms in action. Make sure you click on the arrow once or twice to make it work.
Most people think Martin Scorsese and Fran Lebowitz would have nothing in common. They met at a party and they haven’t stopped talking to each other since. Fran makes Marty laugh so much, that he doubles over in complete joy. You will laugh watching them.
The American Eagle flew over Miami at sunset to let everyone know we are all going to be okay. Photo by Eliot Hess
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I had a quasi meltdown watching the incompetence. I would fire the security for the Capitol. There is no reason in the world that it took hours for the proper law enforcement to arrive to protect our elected officials. This could have been pre-planned by Trump and it wouldn’t surprise me if he held back the protection needed.
No filter. Just another sunset in Miami paradise. Photo by Eliot HessA Gif Special Dawn McCall’s Succulent Shrimp Wraps Dressing Up Covid-19 StyleThe latest masterpiece One of many Sara Levinson’s NYC views
Jefferson Graham is today’s guest on “Lying on the Beach On Camera,” with Steve Greenberg and Lois Whitman-Hess.
He is one of the best known tech writers in the country. He is also famous for his photography, podcasting, videos and as a long-time jazz guitarist. Graham is the author of nine books, including books on infomercial gadget king Ron Popeil, the late TV legend Aaron Spelling. You can find everything you need to know about Jefferson at http://.www.jeffersongraham.net.
Please welcome Jefferson Graham— who by the way— has one of the coolest names ever–