How does the app work?

Gudak always offers only 24 photos at once, and these can only be taken using a small view-finder. Once they are all taken, they’ll be transferred to a virtual laboratory – there, the film will be processed in order to “create” your photos. The process takes 3 days, and that’s exactly how long you’ll have to wait for your luxurious creations.

Furthermore, it is necessary to wait 12 hours for a new film to become available. Perhaps the idea is to represent a long queue or short-term unavailability of the film in shops, as was sometimes the case decades ago? In any case, this application will entice your curiosity and desire to finally have your photos! Just like it was some years ago. And if you weren’t old enough back then, simply download the app to get a taste of what it was like back then!

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Gudak is currently only available on the iPhone, but will soon appear also on other platforms. You’ll find it on iTunes for 0.99 USD. Will you find the charm of a luxurious retro experience?

Boeing recently announced that it is supporting a project which is focused on production of hybrid electric planes and setting these into operation. The Zunum Aero start-up founded in Seattle is engaged in this project. Apart from Boeing, the project is also supported by JetBlue.

Testing of aircraft which are able to transport 12 passengers over a distance of 700 miles should commence in 2019.

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Hybrid aircraft represent a path towards a better environment

Technicians and engineers who collaborated on development of luxury Rolls-Royce cars and Boeing aircraft work at Zunum Aero. Due to the fact that highly experienced experts like these are involved in the project, it is estimated that hybrid electric planes could become a reality as early as 2020.

The aim of hybrid electric aircraft is to plug the gap in regional travel up to a distance of 1,000 miles. The maximum speed of planes like this will be approximately 340 miles per hour and it is anticipated that they will produce 80% less emissions and noise than current aircraft of a similar size.

Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens: a strong trio in the field of hybrid aviation

Zunum Aero is by far not the only company to have taken an interest in more environmentally-friendly ways to transport passengers.

Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens have joined forces and are currently also working on development of a hybrid aircraft. This should use one electric motor and 3 conventional engines running on aviation fuel. The aim is reduction of emissions and dependence on fossil fuels. The new technology should see the light of day in 2020. Airbus will be responsible for establishment of the aviation system as a whole, Rolls-Royce will manufacture the generators and the conventional engines and Siemens will provide the electric motors.

We will probably find out how everything turns out in 2020. In any case, this is a new era in the field of aviation and one which is extremely desirable!