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The future of Wearable Technology from TEDx Talks 
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Microsoft's first wearable is designed to tell you how unhealthy you are.
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If you think wearable tech is just a fad, think again. True, some earlier attempts may have been laughably bad, and yes, everyone and his dog is currently jumping on the bandwagon. But this is a product area that’s here to stay. Why? Check out these cast-iron reasons. They’ve been a long time coming Science…
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The new Microsoft Band is probably the most ambitious activity tracker I've ever seen: It jams 10 sensors into one slim wristable.
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MarkCapecchi's curator insight,
October 22, 2014 10:58 AM
These would like nice with the drum pants!
Peter Mangold's comment,
October 23, 2014 5:21 AM
Sometimes I find it so yes krotesk when discussing about why and why, instead of being politically so the course is that the petroleum promote not worth more because it is no longer needed, purely by the new technologies of blocked for political reasons, are locked away and not approved. That should be the debate. Unfortunately, only my opinion, or is it? Since decades, we promote new technologies, but only smiled. Does anyone of you the saying: he who laughs last, laughs best ... http://www.topgreat.domains
The second aspect is to get the wars right now with the dirty oil again buoyant. That's all unnecessary and that the suffering of the many displaced persons, the sick and dead people just do not. When finally begins each state to take over the duty of his responsibility? http://www.erfolg.domains So we have the ability, resources, and partly also the will to put an end to the comings and goings, but we do not do it out of convenience and corruption http://www.petermangold.com Therefore, I am of the opinion that we should inserting us immediately for the preservation of peace through new technologies and the sustaining of common sense, no ifs and buts ... http://www.online-investment.club There should be a duty of every human world to be wittmen the new technologies and the peace of their own profit. Provided anyone interested for it, he should start and set the course to do so before we will only daily hear of crime, discontent, corruption, diseases, murders and all social suffering, because it is sometime all people no longer granted to live a normal life now , Or even to survive. Let's think only appear at all the diseases from petroleum via cancer and lead to certain death. It is said so much, that people are getting smarter, but no one uses the intelligence for a reasonable equality between rich and poor. It would be extremely easy if the State presents the means, or introduced. A banal simple thing, only of doing. http://www.online-investment-club.info
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Wearables are tech's trend du jour, and Salesforce is trying them on in a big way.
Techstore's curator insight,
October 9, 2014 3:20 PM
Salesforce unveils big push into Wearable Technology. #wearabletech 
Richard Platt's curator insight,
October 19, 2014 12:09 AM
Salesforce has jumped into recent investments in wearable startups and an initiative to get developers to build applications that connect devices worn on the face, wrist and body with Salesforce’s technology. Salesforce’s interest in wearables illustrates that in addition to being a dominant provider of business applications, the company is also a major computing platform that other developers use to access customers or actually run their own businesses, Irvine said. Wearables are just one emerging technology that will get attention at Dreamforce, and are part of Salesforce’s larger goal of capitalizing on the so-called Internet of Things, which refers to the increasing number of Internet connected devices that are spewing out unprecedented quantities of data that promise countless insights to come. - To get out front on the wearable trend, Salesforce in June launched Salesforce Wear to entice developers to create more enterprise applications for wearable devices, with support for devices from Samsung Electronics Co., Google and Pebble, among others.
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A new Citrix survey shows that a majority believe “wearable technology” like smart watches and smart clothing will someday be as ubiquitous as the common s
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As mobile medical technology continues to expand, wearable technology like Google Glass opens up a new world of possibilities for nurses.
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Back in the days when Pebble just made a BlackBerry accessory called the inPulse, the biggest name in wearables was MetaWatch, the smartwatch firm that spun out of Fossil. After a few years of seeing other people's devices hog the limelight, the...
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Wearable technology brings a fashionable and functional appeal to the less tech oriented population
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e technology in fitness trackers is changing the way researchers study exercise, allowing them to gather much more detailed information about how people move throughout the day.
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Techstore's curator insight,
May 13, 2014 9:32 AM
The History of Wearable Tech, From the Casino to the Consumer #wearabletech #technology #technews
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So far, most wearable tech products are made to be worn on your wrist (as in smart watches and activity trackers) or, in at least one instance, perched on your nose (Google Glass).
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Korean mobile device maker is said to be keen to partner SAP and Microsoft to expand the deployment of healthcare services in wearable devices.
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We have all known that it was only a matter of time before Microsoft hoped on the wearable technology train and last night in a blog post they officially announced the Microsoft Band for Microsoft Health.
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$199 Microsoft Band and Health hub take aim at both Samsung and Apple.
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Fitbit has today lifted the wraps on three new activity and sleep tracking devices, all of which offer slightly different features depending on the intended use.
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Some substances just an atom thick have been theorized to create energy when pushed and pulled. A research team found that to be true for molybdenum disulfide, which is both flexible…
Richard Platt's curator insight,
October 17, 2014 12:19 AM
The two dimensional material, which is known as molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), is pretty finicky about generating electricity. If it is stacked in an even number of layers, it doesn’t do anything. But use an odd number and stretch it in the right direction, and the electricity will start flowing.
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A feature of the Latest Wearable Technology available Today http://goo.gl/qSi3tN #tech #innovation #wearabletechThe latest Wearable Technology available today
Techstore's curator insight,
October 1, 2014 2:53 PM
A feature of the Latest Wearable Technology available Today http://goo.gl/qSi3tN #tech #innovation #wearabletech
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Wearable devices made for the enterprise will offer more immediate value than BYOD programs. Here's why.
Farid Mheir's curator insight,
September 10, 2014 9:06 AM
Finally the media seems to have shifted their attention from personal wearables to business-led applications of those wearables - except for yesterday's coverage of Apple iWatch. This article raises a good question : will you bring you wearable to work - your NFC smartphone can replace you company badge (or badges in case of consultant like me) - or will corporation issue you a company approved Google Glass or some other device? Anyone considering the introduction of wearable technology should consider this point carefully. Say you want to introduce Google Glasses for all your field service employees so that they have access to the repair manuals and seamless hands-free communication to head-office experts for on-site support. Or you want to introduce an in-store order picking Glass solution to improve your eCommerce efficiency. Or maybe you have a use case for employee heart rate monitoring that drives a business case to reduce your insurance premiums. Short-term benefits will require you provide company issued devices - no one will buy a 1500$ Google glass today. But in the mid-term, 2 or 3 years down the road, similar or competing devices may start to appear on the consumer market. Will you design your original solution to support BYOD or mandate the use of company devices, at the risk of alienating your employees with sub-par devices or multiple devices that are incompatible with one another? Think about it, define a strategy and set a clear path towards it.
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As great as running is for your health, it can also cause you some pain if not done properly -- like a lot of things in life, overdoing it could turn out unwanted results (hello, shin splints).
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With any con, you're going to have people walking around with things they've built. It's the perfect venue for wearable tech, and the cream of the crop for HOPE X is [Zack]'s SmarTwatCh. Billed as ...
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Top Five Wearable Technologies in 2014 Here is a Video featuring some of the top new Wearable technologies in 2014 from Goovle Glass to smartwatches.
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LG Electronics is dipping its toes into the burgeoning market of wearable fitness devices. The LG Lifeband Touch and the LG Heart Rate Earphones will be available to the public starting May 18. The devices are compatible with both iOS and Android smartphones. The Lifeband Touch includes a 0.9-inch OLED touch display that offers a range of fitness data.
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How much #technology do you expect to be wearing a year from now?