

Kingston Reveals 1TB Thumbdrive
(via Fast Company)
End of the disk drive is here! But carrying 1TB of data in pocket also comes with a risk of loosing huge amount of data easily at unexpected places!

Better to be careful and take time reviewing the codes and check if they comply best practises and developers guidelines especially when it comes to security policy. Or you might end up paying $800,000 or more just like Path!
FTC on Friday separately fined Path, a two-year-old social networking app, $800,000.
- NYTimes

Today In Horrible Infographics: The Rise of Multi-Screen Content Consumption
Think the data above is useless? That’s only 1/5 of this horrible infographic!

To limit the amount of typos in smartphone written e-mails, or the need for laptop all together, what about a virtual keyboard that fits on your keychain?. CTX Technologies just presented this at CES 2013. Solutions like this can revolutionize the way data is entered and managed.

The Neptune Pine Smart Watch Has A Camera, Runs Android, And Wants To Replace Your Smartphone
TechCrunch - Smart watches are everywhere these days. But of all the time-telling, wearable, connected devices, it’s possible that this new offering from Neptune may be the coolest one I’ve ever seen. Why? Because, unlike all the others, the Neptune Pine doesn’t need a smartphone to make it smart. All it needs is a micro-SIM card. Read more »

Mc Donald launched an interactive augmented reality app to track where your burger came from!

StileEye, in a nutshell, allows users to take photos of images from magazines, fashion shows, or everyday life. It then returns dresses and handbags that match the image they snapped, based on color, pattern and so on. (via StileEye serves up fashion suggestions based on photos you take - The Next Web)
Video: Next-gen Kinect sensor.
The sensor inside Kinect was created by PrimeSense, who demonstrate the next generation model called Capri in this video.
Capri is 1/10 the size of previous models, and the company says “we have been able to improve on all aspects of the system” in the device, which can be integrated into tablets and smartphones.
Microsoft is actually only one customer using the system, and does not licence it exclusively. Other companies also using the technology include iRobot, Matterport, and Asus.
Foldable and rollable screens are here! Imagine what kind of devices and lifestyle changes its gonna bring in your life!

Very much needed luggage tracker, but guys it takes more than 2 weeks to get lost luggage and you batteries last only 2 weeks!!
