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Google Attempts To Dominate With New Cool Gadgets

Filed in archive Products on July 21, 2010

Google Attempts To Dominate With New Cool Gadgets
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Google has officially announced this week that their first phone in the market, Nexus One Smartphone will be discontinued. The last shipment of Nexus One Phones will be sold very shortly and will no longer be available from the Google store online.

For those who have already bought the product, Google will of course provide their usual customer support. This however will most likely be handled by partnering companies such as Vodafone and KT who will continue to sell the Nexus One without the Google hardware.

It has also been rumored that Google TV will make it's mark to consumers in the near future. Only time can tell what new gadgets Google will continue to release in the future.

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Yuxa: The Wearable Concept Cellphone

Filed in archive Technology on June 24, 2010

Yuxa: The Wearable Concept Cellphone
Wear your cellphone up your sleeves. Veronica Eugenia Rodriguez Ortiz, a Mexican designer has come up with a cellphome concept which can be worn around your wrist like a bracelet or watch.

Dubbed as Yuxa, the cellphone has been created from ecological materials such as biodegradable plastic and plant fibers and includes an OLED display and rechargeable battery which flattens its shape with the wrist movement of the user. Vibrations can be set at different frequencies for different users.

It puts to use Bluetooth technology but if you need to make a call you will have to remove it from your wrist. It is a cool concept phone and would definitely appeal to the youth with its vibrant color and out of the box design.

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Polar WearLink+: Takes care of your heart

Filed in archive Technology on June 15, 2010

Polar WearLink+: Takes care of your heart
Check this, a gadget to take care of your heart. Polar WearLink+, a wearable heart rate monitor is worn around the chest. The device picks up heart's signals and transfers data into the Nike+ system. It comes with a soft textile chest strap which adapts to the shape of your body and offers full freedom of movement during training. It even includes a hook mechanism so the transmitter is easy to put on and off. Coded 5 kHz transmission is used so that heart rate signal is found out by Polar training computer.

WearLink+ records heart rate which is sent to the Nike+ kit and is uploaded on NikePlus.com to track against other statistics. With it one can track distances, burnt calories and compare with statistics of other people.

This is a machine washable textile strap with water resistant connector and user replaceable battery. It also offers compatibility with other fitness watches of Polar and is priced at $70.

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Dew: The Wearable Cellphone Concept

Filed in archive Cool on June 9, 2010

Dew: The Wearable Cellphone Concept
The concept of wearable gadgets has been catching up not just because it is a style statement but it also offers functionality, is convenient and practical at the same time. Designer Mac Funamizu has come up with a wearable cellphone concept which can be worn on the wrist like a bracelet or watch. Dubbed as Dew, it looks amazingly cool in its new design with display content in 3D. It includes a ball in the middle working as a controller which changes colors for indicating different modes.

The concept looks cool but there are several wearable cellphone concepts already out there in the market and lets see how much successful Dew ends up being in catching the attention of companies so that it meets commercial success.

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Wearable wireless MP3 player from Sony

Filed in archive Cool on June 4, 2010

Wearable wireless MP3 player from Sony
A limited edition wearable Walkman has been unveiled by Sony. It is based on their famous design. This is a water resistant wearable player with camouflage finish with six preloaded tracks from the soundtrack of the game. Walkman W252 is the first wire free MP3 player from Sony.

The packaging comes with code for unlocking characters in the game and the adventure includes Walkman gadgets for collecting which includes the first ever cassette one from 1979. This is a wireless device with 2GB memory for up to 470 songs. Charge it for three minutes and you can enjoy music for ninety minutes. When completely charged it runs for eleven hours and works with all DRM-free tracks for iTunes. To be unveiled in June, it will priced at £60.

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