We’re nearly coming towards the end of 2014 and it seems that innovation in the world of gadgetry has had a huge rise this year. From big brands to startups, there’s a lot happening in the tech world that keeps us in this constant bubble of coming up with something fresh and new from time to time.
On our October tech roundup, we were overwhelmed with the new iPad releases, smart jewelry, the world’s first hoverboard and a lot more. Now it’s time to check what’s been boiling hot in November and feel awestruck once again. This time the roundup features gadgets and gadgets alone. There are tablets, tech bracelets, key links and a lot to discuss.
Without wasting time, let’s just get on with knowing the new technologies around.
Jolla Tablet is Simply One of a Kind
Considered as the world’s first crowdsourced tablet, the Jolla Tablet is indeed coming up as a tough competitor for your iPad. Having already smashed its Indiegogo goal, this tablet runs on the Sailfish operating system which is unlike anything you’ve seen before.
The OS believes in promoting better privacy and multitasking which makes the whole experience more convenient and unique for mobile gadget users. It can also work with natural hand movements and give you the feel of what gesture control could be like. A sleek, compact, beautifully represented tablet you'd never want to part with.
Moleskine Smart Notebooks Become Profitable for Adobe Users
Moleskine’s new software tie-in will now provide sketchbook support for Adobe creative software. This will let you turn your sketches into fully manipulable vectors via the Moleskine Smart Notebook app and Adobe Creative Cloud.
These special notebooks come with special alignment indicators on the corners of the pages which will help the app translate the sketches into corresponding vectors and hence help in the process.
Inspite of innumerable options already available in the world of digital sketching, this does sound promising especially because these notebooks don’t require additional power and provide the same old tactile experience in sketching too.
Intel’s MICA Smart Bracelet Tops in Fashion
Made with snake skin and semi-precious stones and pearls, the MICA bracelet is a stunner in the world of wearable tech which excels in fashion from every angle. But after going through the hands-on review, even Techcrunch feels this bracelet works smart as a communication device too.
MICA, short for My Intelligent Communications Accessory comes with its own 3G radio, a GPS chip, and integration with TomTom and Yelp, all viewable from the curved 1.6-inch OLED display found on the inside of the bracelet. It’s coming up at Barneys this Christmas for a price of $495.
Track Your Keys With Motorola Keylink
