Check this stylish Escape C Bluetooth earphone from Kisai, this device can be used as a wireless earphone for streaming music wirelessly from your cell phone and also put to use for answering your calls. Since its pretty light weight (15 grams), it can be worn on your neck or put to use as keychain fitting in your pocket perfectly.

It's available in a round curvy design with smoke black lenses and blue LEDs. On first sight it may seem complex to handle with several keys involved but they have been placed in an easy access design which makes everything easier for you. Part of the keys include answer call key, power key, display key apart from volume and track controls.

Expect some crisp and clear sound with earphones provided. It can be paired with your phone, computer or MP3 player for enjoying music. It comes with a talk time of up to six hours and standby of up to 180 hours. It even displays time so all in all it's a multi functional device which you would surely like. It will be available in matte black color and reach the retail counters somewhere around first quarter of 2010 and is expected to sell for $110.

First there was a simple mouse and now here is AirMouse. You will surely be scratching your head by now after having come across this term but I will not mince words and will talk straightaway. AirMouse is a wearable mouse which has been designed to offer comfort to your hands and arms. This product has been designed by Deanmark and is meant to take care of the stress injuries which are caused as a result of excessive use of mouse (pay attention IT guys).

This scientifically designed mouse fits in your hand with ease and has been clinically tested using optical laser technology and can work for at least a week on a single charge. You would feel as if you are only wearing a glove and not a functional mouse. Even the best of ergonomically designed mouse cannot avoid wrist fatigue but AirMouse promises to take care of all these problems encountered in the use of a normal mouse. AirMouse aligns itself with ligaments of your wrists and hands and helps to keep your hand in a neutral position allowing more of vector force to be applied as compared to a normal mouse. It is expected to increase your productivity and accuracy levels and remains inactive until the hand is placed in a neutral position.

AirMouse is expected to be available within next six to twelve months carrying a price tag of around $129.

No matter how much the company may claim about its comfort level but I wonder whether we will be able to adapt it in our daily use and also how you would feel about having to wear it whole day long. These are some of the questions which will only be answered when AirMouse is released in the market and we get to use it.

This post is dedicated to my mother who slogs all day long in the kitchen so that she can feed me with her mouth watering recipes throughout the year. Here are wearable silicone finger tongs which can be worn over your hand so hand so that it doesn't lead to any burnt fingers. These tongs can be worn easily either on your left or right hand and offers superb control while you are flipping food or stir frying or doing any other activity while cooking in the kitchen.

Sounds cool, I would surely gift one to my mother on her birthday, after all she does so much for me without any kind of expectations.

Price: $17.95

If we talk about futuristic gadgets then Asus has got something exciting to offer. It is developing a range of gadgets under the brand name of Asus Waveface. One of their concept gadgets is Asus Waveface Ultra, a wearable smartphone bracelet which can be worn over your wrist and is influxed with never seen before technology and interface. This is a translucent piece of gadget which could be used for directly searching the web for information of your choice. The watch screen turns into a flat screen so that you don't have to strain your eyes.

This will be a gesture controlled device which would respond to the actions of fingers or wrist movements. Obviously it would also double up as a wristwatch. As it is still in concept stage it would be visible sometimes around CES 2015 which is another five years away. I think it will be a treat to watch.

You are following a healthy diet, you are also slogging in the gym but still the fat doesn't seem to disappear from your body. If this is the case with you then you need scientific dissection of your daily routine so that you can get back into shape.

Scientists are developing wearable wireless sensor for monitoring daily routine of over weight people. The device is expected to keep track of the food consumed, workout hours at gym and whether you are skipping your park routine in favor of munching your favorite fries at the nearby fast food joint. The device is expected to expose all the lies which tend to get covered up under self reported answers.

Traditional weight loss interventions tend to be unreliable therefore researchers are working on creating devices which present the exact picture. The device under development is expected to be more sophisticated since it would include precise electronics and may be even video cameras. It may also offer instant feedback and personalized treatments for the wearer. One good thing about these sensors is that if it senses that somebody is acting lethargic it will instantly ping them with text message and ask them to get going.

These devices have been made possible by development in technology such as accelerometers which can measure the intensity and duration of workouts and Bluetooth cell phones which can capture images of meal taken and send the information back. Since accurate eating and exercise details could be captured with these wireless devices it would surely help in bypassing self reporting which tends to present half baked picture.