Wearables are the way of the future according to something like 95% of science fiction. They can monitor your fitness levels or just relay information (like the latest tweets) to you. Handy if you want to stay connected. The Mota Smartring is in the latter category.
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Everything is going digital and you’re still stuck with your old pair of glasses. Why? You should be moving onto something better, something much more efficient like a pair of smart glasses that can help you get more out of your digital life.
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Remember when you were a kid and you used to make sound effects for all of your toys? Or just whatever thing you happened to pick up. Or maybe that was this morning. We don’t judge here. The Moff Band makes the sound effects for you so you can spend your time fighting dragons.
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Are you always losing things? Important documents? The USB drive you put said documents on? It’s ok, me too. There are a ton of USB options out there to help you keep track of your life but the Memoring USB Flash Drive will make it easy to keep your precious (documents) close.
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There are a ton of fitness bands and tracking apps on the market today. It makes sense to combine our digital world with the fitness world, so it’s no surprise to find that the marriage of working out and technology has spawned all types of apps and product to do just that. The Misfit Shine is one such product, and keeps track of your health, waking and sleeping.
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In a somewhat surprising move the giant automotive company Nissan has joined the crowded market for wearable gadgets by announcing the Nissan Nismo Smartwatch, a device that aims to improve the day-to-day driving experience and who knows, maybe even help you tell the time occasionally.
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There are hundreds if not thousands, of apps to track your workout on a daily basis. From jogging to bodybuilding, there are dedicated apps to track the amount of efforts you put in and the results you get out. Well, what about swimming? You need a dedicated device to track your swimming sessions because phones or other digital technology won’t cut it in the water.
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