Multi-Gadget XXI Century:

The new multi-gadget combines not only a game controller, but also the phone with QWERTY keyboard, Wifi and Bluetooth modules. Novelty is equipped with an accelerometer and can also function as a mouse. The joystick has a large internal memory – 64 GB, so that will easily burn a few movies, which subsequently can be played on the big screen via the built-port mini-HDMI. 

  

Apex  LED  keypad:

SteelSeries gaming peripherals manufacturer introduced a 

new model  akeyboard with Led-backlit. A characteristic

 feature is the ability to customize the color of each key,which 

will come in handy when using macros. Backlight brightness is

 8 levels of adjustment. Section shooter has two additional 

buttons to quickly move diagonally.

 

    

Concept Joggle Smartphone:

Mobile phones must be more flexible, cheaper and more durable. Czech designer Ilya Tkach has come up with concept a Smartphone  called the “Joggle” that encloses all electronics within an elastic material to fill the free space. The resilient material not only makes the Smartphone resistant to scratches and damages but also turns it into a waterproof device. Removing all brittle parts, such as glass, the Joggle uses electronics based on films to resist bumps or impacts.
Moreover, such materials can be recycled with ease to reduce the electronic waste piling up in bulk all across the world. Since the futuristic Smartphone sans all brittle parts, it can be kept in your back pocket, thanks to the flexible materials, without worrying about scratches or damages. 

   

Digital SunDial Watch:

These digital watch called the “Solaris” that is not only presents a contemporary and timelessly design but also maintains the conventional essence. Made using eco-friendly material, the Digital Sundial Watch as the name suggestsgenerates power by solar energy.
Running on solar powered batteries capable of harnessing energy from even dim sunlit zones, the digital watch continues to work seamlessly even during night time through the energy stored within the batteries. Presenting a time conversion display that presents World Time with a touch of a button, the sustainable watch comes with digital 3D Sundial which not only looks good but also works smoothly. 

Designer Tanya Mantr 

Window Cleaning ROBOT:

Now you can clean your windows, glass doors, mirrors and more with just the touch of a button. This small, like a beetle robot was developed for washing windows without human assistance. Winbot created by Ecovacs Robotics. Winbot consists of two motors that transmit signals to each other. To wash the window, first robot scans the surface, developing a plan, and then selects the most efficient route. The entire process takes only a few minutes. And although the use of the robotin the home looks strange, such robots are perfect for window cleaning in offices or multi-storey buildings. 

The principle of the robot is simple, his two half attached on both sides of the window, using magnets, due to the powerful attraction to each other and they stick to the glass. Each half is equipped with a mechanism of movement, navigation and cleaning module. Using the special software and sensors, the robot automatically covers the entire glass area, after work Winbot resets to its original position.
WINBOT has a bottle of cleaning solution to dampen the front cleaning pad, a built-in squeegee for wiping, and a second cleaning pad for drying. 

Portable Document Scanner ScanSnap

Fujitsu certainly wants to grab headlines by the scruff of its neck with the ScanSnap S1100 document scanner, where it is touted to be one of the smallest in the world without compromising on performance and functionality.

The new ultra-portable scanner will tip the scales at slightly more than 12 ounces, cramming inside enough technology to pay homage to its larger brethren in the series despite sporting a new sleek style that allows you to easily fit it into a briefcase or purse and digitizes your documents anywhere, and at any time. Live product demonstrations of the new ScanSnap S1100 can be seen when CES 2011 opens to the public, so we’re stoked to have a look.

The ScanSnap S1100 was specially designed to see action with a PC or Mac, where it will rely on its innovative paper path system and fast front-side color scanning functionality to quickly scan anything ranging from contracts and long receipts to business cards and plastic IDs. A single USB cable is all it takes to power the ScanSnap S1100, where it will convert all scanned data into searchable PDF files while enabling you to quickly transform your paperwork into editable Word and Excel files. Apart form that, ScanSnap S1100 lets you to scan documents directly to Evernote and Google Docs cloud services, making it a snap to store your paperwork and photos from just about anywhere as long as you’re hooked to a decent Internet connection.

Why Your Clothes Need a Mobile Upgrade

By Mike Elgan, 16-Apr-2013

Wearable computing glasses and wristwatches? What about the computing you're already wearing?

Clothes should be designed to enable the easiest and safest use of our touch-screen devices.Mike ElganContributor, Computerworld (US)

Wearable computing will soon go mainstream thanks toGoogle Glass and the rumored Apple iWatch.

But I've got news for you: Wearable computing is already here. We carry powerful smartphones and accessories in our pockets and on our person everywhere we go. We "wear" them in our clothes.

ScottEVest's Fleece 7.0, shown in a faux "X-ray view" makes it looks like you're carrying nothing, when you've really got everything.

Although we carry the gadgets of 2013, our clothes are designed for the gadgets of 1913. For example, that tiny pocket in jeans above the right front pocket? That's for a pocketwatch.

It's time to upgrade our clothes.

Why We Need Mobile-aware Clothing

We live in a mobile world now. We carry tablets, mobile phones and a universe of accessories go to with them -- or, we would if we could.

Yet the clothing most of us wear hasn't changed to keep up with the new reality. Mobile tech isn't mobile if we can't carry it.

Buildings have been upgraded with Wi-Fi and more outlets. A world of cases, bags, backpacks, briefcases and purses have emerged to accommodate the new mobile reality.

But clothing isn't keeping up.

Pockets need to be redesigned. They need to be sized and shaped and placed for today's huge smartphones and tablets and the accessories we carry for them. We need more pockets for making gadgets more accessible in all situations -- but not to thieves.

Clothes should be designed to enable the easiest and safest use of our touch-screen devices.

We need clothes that help us protect our expensive gadgets from damage, loss or theft.

Clothes can even help us get and stay powered up and connected and do other things that enhance mobile computing.

Clothing that does some or all of this will become much more common over the next few years. But I need it now, and so do you.

Wardrobe Malpractice

After traveling and living as a digital nomad in Greece, Turkey, Kenya and Spain for the past nine months, I've come to the conclusion that my clothes are not up to the task.

I've worked in planes, trains, cars and boats; hotels, motels, hostels, apartments; coffee shops, restaurants; indoors, outdoors; day and night; rain or shine.

I've been both nearly stolen from and actually stolen from. I've carried awkward backpacks, left my tablet or keyboard behind when I really could have used it and wasted all kinds of time because I couldn't bring the stuff I needed. And all because of my clothes.

While enjoying the Las Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain, last month, for example, I asked my wife to hold my iPhone while I captured some video. She put it in a zipped compartment in her purse. But a pick-pocket unzipped the purse and stole the phone without either of us knowing.

So how did clothes fail me? First, I advertised the possession of an expensiveApple product with my white earbuds. I could have painted a target on my back for similar effect. I need clothes that hide my earbuds.

Second, my wife dropped my phone in her insecure purse because women's clothing generally lacks secure pockets. My wife needs secure pockets in her coat, at least.