The whole point of wearing a music player when you go for a run is to help you focus while you’re training via songs that mean something to you or give you a boost when you need a push. However, designer Michele Tittarelli thinks that wearable fitness-specific mp3 players are isolating and too personal and distract one from enjoying the social experience of being in a gym or a park or even a stretch of the beach popular with joggers and this thought prompted her into designing the Viral Wearable Music Player which basically “infects” the wearer’s playlist with the music being played by a passerby.

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Designers try to create things useful and convenient not only for adults but for children. For example, a designer Joseph Liang , designed the Motorola phone for children. Phone Kawaii undoubtedly attract the attention of the child, because the phone is made in the form of a cat. Phone is Kawaii, which means cute. Phone Kawaii of future with a color display and the camera has a limited number of buttons. The author concept decided,  that there is no need to burden the children an additional phone functionality. On the other hand, paid attention to the appearance of the phone. Mobile phone is equipped with a slide-out keyboard, represented as a stick with nine positions. In the body of the phone provided the hole is designed to attach colorful trinkets. The phone can be a toy for children, rather than a means of communication. However, there is no certainty that the phone  appear on the shop.

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In today’s world, you can choose hours to suit all tastes. Soon it will be possible to buy gadgets as a clock, because Unlike modern watches, clocks of the future will be created using innovative technologies. Can to evaluate the high-tech watches, which will appear in the future, although some of them are available now.

1. Hours HD3 Slyde with LED display, designed by French designer Jorg Hysek Jr. View information by using the touch screen. Hours HD3 Slyde have a sensor through which automatically adjusts screen brightness.

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Thanks to the ever-increasing popularity of fast cars, people are looking for any slight advantage they can find to give engines an extra boost. One such augmentation that can be made is that of performance chips, which adjust the ignition timing and fuel delivery of engines to give your vehicle an extra edge. It’s no wonder they’re becoming increasingly popular amongst car enthusiasts.

What if you’re not a car-nut, but instead you’re merely an average driver? Do performance chips have an advantage for you? This depends on what you’re looking for. The stock chips that come with engines are usually designed to maintain a certain level of fuel economy, limit the exhaust emissions they create, handle lower cost ethanol fuel and make your engine last as long as possible.

The question someone in the market for performance chips must ask themselves is: what am I looking for out of my engine? If you have a need for speed, and aren’t worried about paying a little more for fuel and engine maintenance, then these kinds of chips are perfect for you.

Generally, chips can cost from anywhere between a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. This depends on the make of engine you’re using, and the exact specifications of the chip you’re after.

As with any addition you’re making to your car, be sure to do as much research as you can. There are plenty of articles and performance reviews of these chips, and they’ll give you a good idea of the kind of benefits you’re going to gain.

Remember that virtually any engine with a computer can have a new chip installed. So even if you’re not driving a car specifically designed to race, you can still enjoy a speed boost from the right performance chip!

This portable computer has the properties of Pandora’s box. You open the little PC and you have almost everything! The smallest portable Linux PC for gaming, browsing, coding, business work, remote administration, music playing, emulating, … Gadget features a 4.3-inch touchscreen display with an 800 x 480 pixel resolution, a 600Mhz TI OMAP 3530 processor, a 3D GPU, a 256MB RAM and a 512MB NAND flash storage. Other features include a 43-button QWERTY and numeric keypad, a pair of SD card slots, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB 2.0 and TV out. Its battery offers up to 10-hour of operation time. Is not it tempting! Maybe try to get?

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Three eco-friendly chargers designed to shut off automatically to save your battery and wallet. The Mushroom GreenZero charger is the standout due to its ergonomic design and device compatibility—available in iPhone, USB, and Android specific models. The large top, which earned the charger its moniker, acts as a button to be pushed with either hand or foot to turn on. And once the charge is complete it shuts off to save energy and avoid top-off stress on device batteries.

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The design is pretty simple but  creates a spectacular effect. The principle is the endless reflection of light between two mirrors. The watch consists of a mirror dial, 60 small LEDs on top of the dial and glass crystal over everything. The twist is the fact that the glass crystal is a slightly smoked one way mirror facing the dial. Between the two, 60 LED lights are positioned which when turned on will create the impression of an endless tunnel starting from your wrist towards infinity. Telling time is simple and very similar to a normal analog watch. One LED shows the seconds, a group of two LED lights show the minutes and finally three LED lights will tell you the hours. The difference is the hour indicator does not slide between positions gradually but rather jumps from one position to the other.

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The watch case is a hexagon, cut in half in its thickness.  When you unscrew the top to 30 ° in the direction of clockwise, the hexagon (6 sides) has turned into dodecagon (12 sides), this action activates the LEDs of hours (the peaks of dodecagon) and minutes, sticks arranged in a circle on the case, after a quick animation of all the LEDs, to stop on the exact time. It is thus a Watch with an analog reading.
This watch is aimed primarily at teenager. It’s a fun watch, easy to read, with several versions of bracelets, dyed leather, polyurethane, drawings: “flowers, leopard skin, zebra, snake, etc..” with metal housing, or various plastics, in colors “flashy” (bright neon pink, blue, gold, silver etc.).

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The Halftone watch is an analog watch with three superimposed colored layers which work as watch hands.  Each color has a sharp edge and a metal dot which represents the actual watch hand position.  Behind the sharp edge the colored dots get smaller and smaller within 360° until they are gone which creates a fading color density. The different orientations of the watch hands and the different densities of each color create many different interference patterns and colors so each time you look at the watch, it surprises you with another image.
It works like an LED screen – it simulates any color. The few colors of cyan, magenta, yellow (and black too) are applied in tiny dots.  From a certain distance, this dot pattern cannot be seen anymore and the basic colors seem to mix to the final motif. This watch design has a sober and neutral case which makes the watch wearable with different clothes.

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The Dot-to-Dot watch tells time exactly the way you’d think from its name – by drawing lines between dots on its display. Dot-to-Dot would feature four small, segmented display sections, each of which initially display a series of dots on their faces. In addition to the cool black-on-white display, the concept calls for a white-on-black variant, as well as a variety of modern watch bands to go with. While the design is still just a concept, but  someday, you could actually be telling time with a connect-the-dot puzzle on your wrist.

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