The Spheres that are making us obsolete

Posted February 05, 2018 05:18:00When the Spheres are out, they’re out, and the Sphene is back.

A new class of wearable devices from the UK company Sphene that allows the wearer to spin a sphere around their head is just the start of what the company is hoping to do with its technology.

Sphene’s Spheres work like a spinning disc with a magnetic field, but instead of being spun around the head like a disc, the spheres can spin around the wearer in the same way a ball of yarn can.

Sphene claims that the Sphenes have a range of uses, including enhancing the wearer’s perception, helping with balance and reducing pain.

They’re also a useful way to keep track of things like exercise, medication and weight loss.

Sphenes are available for a low price and are available from various retailers, including Apple and Google, as well as online.

They’ll be available for the first time on February 15th in the UK.

The Sphene Spheres will retail for around £180 and the company says it’s targeting an early-adopter base of consumers.

The company is aiming to have its products available to the public by 2020.

The company’s Sphene Hub, which comes with the Spene Sphere, features a circular spinning wheel that’s the size of a large coffee cup, similar to a kettle.

It features a 3D scanner that detects the shape of the spheres in the sphere, and it’s able to track the wearer with a sensor.

The device also features a gyroscope that helps the wearer feel the shape in their sphere.

The Sphene Sphere is the latest device to offer a spinning sphere.

It has a 3-D sensor that detects objects in the spherical sphere.

You can see the spinning sphere in the video below.

Spenes are a form of augmented reality that allow you to turn around in your environment, look around, or track your progress on a virtual treadmill.

The technology is based on the idea that we’re seeing the world around us get a little bit bigger, and we can use it to augment the experience.

However, some companies, including Microsoft, have started to explore the use of the technology to improve health and well-being.

Spheres have been available in the past, but there have been a number of hurdles to overcome, and now there are a number more companies using the technology, including Sphene.

Forbes recently published a profile of the company, detailing the company’s vision and future plans.

Spheneshub is a partnership between Sphene and a number companies that work with Sphene’s technology.

It was founded by James Crampton, a former software engineer who has been working on Sphene for the past five years.

He told Forbes that the company aims to provide the best possible experience in augmented reality by “using the power of the physical world to make your experience the most immersive, personalized, and personal.”

Crampton told Forbes, “Our vision is that the next generation of wearable technology will be a complete revolution for the human body and its connected devices, including our bodies, our homes, and our bodies on our devices.”

Sphene has also released an SDK that allows users to create their own spheres with their own shapes, textures, and colors.