Liven up your social networking experience with Symplio's Rymble

Rymble is a groundbreaking social media object meant to mirror your social networking and Internet experiences in real-world in an enthralling way. The object will enlighten you when you have a like, message or friend request notification in your Facebook profile through some attractive movements. Symplio, a Bilbao, Spain-based tech start‐up that revolutionizes Internet experiences with real-world objects, has designed this innovative concept that its website boasts as ‘an emotional Internet object.’

Rymble by Symplio

Interestingly, Rymble’s exterior is a customizable skin. That is, you can replace the ‘Facebook skin’ with a ‘Twitter skin’ or anything else. You can as well pick up topic-related skins to follow live Internet updates on them. See, for example, if you wish to track a Los Angeles Lakers NBA match, you can use fix the particular skin on Rymble’s top. Then the social media object will begin to update you when there is a score and other developments in the game with its rhythmic movements and flashes. The device will come up with hundreds of similar skins to customize its behavior, Symplio says.

Moreover, Symplio puts no limits as it allows anyone to design and customize skins to get updates on any events, celebrities, social networks etc... Users can also share newly designed skins with other users. Symplio’s CEO Iñaki Vazquez says that the company lets anybody design skins and extension for Rymble. Symplio avails frameworks and development tools for more innovative skins. It will “help people develop new ideas, experiences, and functional features to make Rymble a unique product, completely customizable” adds Mr. Vazquez.

It might be pretty amusing to place a Rymble in your table in office or home. The Internet-connected social object will offer an elegant look as it moves along with charming flashes whenever there is an update for you. See the video clip below to realize how splendidly the device gives life for the virtual world.

Via: PRWeb