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Must have or must miss? Samsung鈥檚 Galaxy Gear is a wonderful vision of the future, the stylish watch-phone Dick Tracy would have worn with pride. Yet a litany of shortcomings to this $299 gadget make it little more than a status symbol for gearheads at this point. .![Doctor knows breast: Microsoft working on a 'smart bra' to help stop emotional binge eating]()
Put the Ben and Jerry's down. Microsoft researchers have been developing a mood-sensing 'smart bra' that could prevent overeating when stressed. .![Sony files patent for bizarre 'SmartWig' with vibrating sideburns]()
If you're already over the smartwatch craze, why not try a 'smartwig'? Sony filed for a patent for a hairpiece with vibrating sideburns. The SmartWig is jammed packed with sensors that vibrate on the user's head to send them messages. The patent also says the wig may include special fibers that look natural and can change shape. .![A look at every smartwatch currently in development]()
There is a cold war going on in tech. Almost every major tech player, and some new companies we鈥檝e never heard of, is plotting and planning to win the war ahead: for your wrist. It鈥檚 unanimous: the oldest piece of tech: the watch, is now the device of the future. If you鈥檙e curious about what kind of technological wonderment may adorn a wrist near you, pull up a chair and get comfy as we run through all the facts and rumors about every smartwatch in development .![What did this man put in his hand?]()
From cartoon characters to celebrities faces and misspelled sayings, there are some strange tattoos out there. But one man may have made it to the top of the list. Artist Anthony Antonellis barely winced as a Brooklyn body modification specialist cut open the skin between his thumb and index finger with a 0.75 inch blade and inserted a small RFID chip. Talk about taking smart gear to the next level. .![Nokia patents magnetic tattoo to feel smartphone vibrations]()
Today's best smartphones still can't alert human owners about an incoming call or text without either annoyingly loud rings or vibrations that can go unnoticed. That's why Nokia would let smartphone owners feel the vibrations on their skin through a magnetic tattoo. .![Ways to digitize your face]()
So, you know plenty about Google Glass, but there are more than a dozen gadgets from this year that hope to grace your face. .![Apple's new iWatch?]()
Now that rumors have turned into reports, talented designers from around the world are giving their take on how Apple's first new product line since the iPad might look. Although an iWatch has not been officially announced, 3D artist Martin Hajek's and MacUser magazine's Adam Banks' came up with their own design for what the device might look like. .Year of the smart gear
In 2013, smartphones were out and smart watches were in. From the Samsung Galaxy Gear to Google Glass and even a patent for a smart bra, 2013 was the year of the smart gear.
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