If you make a quick glance in your life, you’ll see how ‘gadget full’ it is turned out to be. When kids during my time had colorful crayons, I know get to see colorful and different gadgets in their hands. Aside from the gadgets that have been produced, proliferation related to them hasn’t given a given us innovative and amazing new devices. Instead, we get to see similar phones, devices and tablets with just different names given. However, I must add here that there are a few exceptions to name a few; those products that have rooted done my personal faith in R&D. They are and have been various leaps of faith that gave an entire different, yet unique look in the competition. Not only do they work in a different manner, but also tackle our day-to-day problems, making us move toward technology faster.
To make it clear what I was talking about, I have selected top 5 gadgets of this year. Not only have I inspired by the technology they are upgraded with, but also the risk taking, utility and their design.
Google Glass:
You have to admit that Google has shown a good show this year through their tablets and smartphone involvement. But to be more futuristic, Google Glass is that innovation marks number 1 position in the top 5 innovative gadgets this year. Yes, I do know that most of us are still hoping to get the productive and final version of this particular wearable computer, but I do believe that is past more than just a little proof of any concept. In the beginning of this year, the world watched the thrilling take-over of Google producers through their Google Glass that was live-streamed skydive from the top part of the building. This stunt gave the potential to Google Glass as the must-have wearable computer, existing in the 21st century.
AR.Drone 2.0:
Surveillance has turned out to be a major fact present in our lives. We see cameras all around us and the patrol drones skiing around the world. We often wonder what it like is to be on the other part of the camera. For such thinking, Parrot’s AR.Drone gives the opportunity to average people like me in the position of the driver’s seat and a chance to see through your standard sized iPad. Similar as drones, you can fly it around up to feet in the sky through your iPad. It’s fun, powerful and addictive!
Surface:
Yes, the most shocking surprise of the year is the innovation by Microsoft. From top to bottom: Windows RT Surface Tablet has been a stunner! It shocked the most of us as we were totally unaware of what Microsoft had in mind. Inside, the surface features a new ARM-ready OS that has been built and designed entirely by Microsoft. I know that Surface isn’t perfect. But, it’s unique in its place and the marketplace that says “I AM DIFFERENT”. Surface gave a new start to Microsoft that has a long way to go!
Samsung Galaxy Note II:
We have big phones…and big phones. Big phones have taken the tech world by storm! Here stands the 5.55 inched Samsung Galaxy Note II. In addition to the brilliant large display, the phone features a stylus that is knotted to this device. Not only does it senses the pen-screen-touching relation, but also tells when the pen is to hover over and out. Through this smartphone, Samsung launched their look-alike army of smartphones!
Lytro:
A camera that indicates similarity to that super-sized version camera that we used as a single-image viewer for getting birthday party pictures, has undergone evolution here folks! This odd piece of camera comes with a special gift packed inside. The oddball design of the Lytro allows you to snap around pictures that are capable of telling you one tale after another one! In simple words, it doesn’t matter how and to what resolution you focus; you will get crystal-clear information that is derivable for all parts of the image and it will allow you to access through the details on the particular webpage it is displayed at. I’m not sure whether Lytro will bag in success or not, but it is an impressive piece!
These are the top 5 innovations that created storm in the market and are by large, very different from those tech devices that have been given priority.