Hmmm, summer’s out already with fall kicking in – does that mean it is time to shed that pair of sunnies? We think not, especially when you own a pair of Immortal Video Sunglasses that are going for £249. They won’t lengthen your life on this earth in any way, but are capable of recording high quality videos at whatever you look at when wearing them, courtesy of a tiny pinhole camera that is located right out in front.

Of course, singles won’t mind wearing this daily, but those with spouses might want to be more careful with what they look at next time – don’t let your eyes linger on a particular subject for too long! Videos recorded are in 736 x 480 resolution, and can be transferred over to your computer via USB. With 4GB of internal memory, it ought to be able to store a good range of memories before you need to perform a transfer. Each full battery charge offers up to 2.5 hours of recording capability.

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Telling the time has gotten a whole lot more complex than before as it no longer requires a simple glance at your wrist any more.

Tokyoflash, long time purveyors of complex timepieces that are hard to tell, have come up with the Ferrowatch that holds a magnetically sensitive liquid (known as Ferrofluid) which is located under the glass face. A magnetic charge will attract the fluid to different positions within the watch, resulting in the indication of hours and minutes. Needless to say, telling the time then is as simple as can be, but the method used to arrive at such a state is impressive to say the least. Some people might prefer to have illumination within, but we think that this would make a great timepiece to impress the chicks.

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You should take a few minutes to watch this video by TAT. Honestly, I have never heard of TAT, but “TAT’s technology powers 470+ million devices, in more than 15 percent of all new phones in 2010 and 20 percent of all touch phones. TAT’s technology also powers DTVs, STBs, car clusters and tablets”.

This video, which shows the future of touchscreen technology, shows us “a normal day in 2014″. In all honesty, I am not certain that we will be this advanced by then.

I mean, just watch this video after the jump. In four years, I’m pretty certain that we’ll be able to shut off the alarm clocks on our mobile phones by waving, but I’m not certain whether they will have stretchable touchscreens.

I’m also not certain about the the desktops. They are transparent screens that are at least 27 inches from diagonal to diagonal. Will we be able to turn an image around backwards so someone on the other side of the screen can see it?

Then there is the whole sharing from screen to screen. Sure, we can do wireless transfers of files from one mobile to the other, but not like what you see here.

So, is this view of the future too optimistic? I’ll let you decide that. Better yet, Bookmark this article now and promise to read it in 2014, and we’ll see how right these TAT people are.

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Do you love maintaining your personal space and jealously guard it as though it is the elixir of life itself? The Guard Dog which is USB-powered might just do the trick then – after all, it will growl menacingly at anyone who ventures too close to your cubicle for comfort. This is made possible thanks to a built-in motion sensor which will alert the Guard Dog to intruders, and unlike your average pooch that might be tempted by a poisoned piece of meat, this one won’t accept treats of any kind albeit living up to the adage that his bark is worse than his bite! You can choose to have the Guard Dog run off USB power (great during office hours) or battery (if you’re elsewhere away from a computer). Nice to know that it will already ship with a trio of AA batteries to help you get started right out of the box. The price to pay might be a wee bit steep for most people though – we’re talking about $79 here.

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Many of us have plenty of loose change lying around, and chances are we don’t do too much with them, only to find it to be a royal headache when it comes to sorting out the various denominations. Well, turn loose change into neat stacks with the Money Machine 2 – this unique device will be able to keep track of your daily deposits, and sorting all coins out the moment they are dropped within. Withdrawal is made easy as you can wrap them in rolls for future use, such as at a parking meter. It doesn’t matter whether you are dealing with pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, this device will be able to count and sort coins into neat stacks automatically, with an electronic display giving you a running total of your “deposits” while stacks are specially marked to depict the number of each coin that you own. Whenever the going gets tough, just turn the base and unlock the tray for ready wrapped rolls of coins.

Just make sure you have at least a couple of AA batteries handy to get the $12.99 device going.

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I am not certain if the market for stand-alone GPS devices is strong, but I believe that Garmin still is the leader in a business that is slowly being replaced by smartphone applications.

The company has just recently announced two new lines in their Nuvi series, which includes the 2200 (2200, 2250, and 2250LT) and 2300 (2300, 2300LM, 2350, 2350LT, 2350MT, and 2370LT) series.

Both the 2200 and 2300 models have Garmin’s ecoRoute fuel-efficient routing and driving tools technology, as well as My Trends to save your favorite destinations and automatically remember routes and travel times. They are also come preloaded with maps of the lower 48 United States, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Grand Bahama Island, Nassau, and the Cayman Islands.

The 2250 and 2350 have the same maps, but include Mexico. The 2250LT and 2350LT have the LT suffix because they get lifetime traffic.

As for the 2360LT and 2360MT, they have all the features plus Bluetooth wireless hands-free calling. The most advanced is, of course, the 2370LT, which is preloaded with North American and European maps.

All these units are available on the Garmin website. The Garmin 2200 is $149.99, the 2250 is $159.99, and the 2250LT is $179.99. The 2300 is $199.99, the 2300LM is $239.99. The 2350 is $209.99, the 2350LT is $229.99, and the 2350MT is $269.99. The 2360LT is $259.99 and the 2360MT is $299.99, and the 2370LT is the same price.

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I don’t know if you are aware of this, but this blog comes out of the UK. Another UK franchise that has the coolest gadgets is none other than Doctor Who.

If you are not familiar with the show, it is about a time traveler. It has been on in some form since 1968, and the good doctor has been portrayed by ten different actors. I believe that the SyFy channel airs it now.

Some things about the show in the early days are quite dated, but some things have remained constant, like the Doctor’s Sonic Screwdriver. This was a tool that could operate any lock, mechanical or electronic. Apparently someone thought it would look good in Wiimote form.

The plan is to market this Wiimote with a Wii game that will be released in October known as Doctor Who: Return to Earth.

I suppose this will be good for all Doctor Who fans. Do Doctor Who fans have a name like Star Trek has Trekkies and Twilight has Twi-hards

? Perhaps they should be called Who-sers, not to be confused with the film Hoosiers.

Anyway, my Source doesn’t seem to have a price or availability date on this product, but if the company that makes this Sonic Screwdriver Wiimote is smart, then it should be out before the game’s release in October.

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It is very common in the technological world to see one item that can be changed into another. Belgian designer Natacha Lesty has given us an interesting multi-use creation with the “Bag or Bike”.

I’m not certain whether “Bag or Bike” is the product’s actual name, but despite any fancy name, it is downright useful.

First of all, it is a unique electric bike. I don’t really think that I have ever used an electric bike, but my Source says that it cuts down on your carbon footprint. That is really starting to become an environmental buzzword, isn’t it? Second of all, after you ride your electric bike to someplace, like the grocery mart, you can change it into a cart, or, as my Source says, “a trolley case”.

So someone has finally figured out a way to bike to the store and take back a lot of groceries with you. I remember that I did this once. Yes, I was dumb enough to ride a bike to the store to get groceries and didn’t realize that I can’t take a bunch of bags back with me on a bike. Guess when I realized this fact. That’s right, after I had bought five bags full of groceries.

This Bag or Bike is apparently in the concept stage for now, so it will be a long time before we’ll be seeing this on the streets or sidewalks.

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I can’t say that I ever really thought I’d be writing up a speaker shaped like a wine bottle, but despite the odd shape selection it’ll do the trick.  This bottle may not be the classiest wine bottle you’ve ever seen, but it’d make a cute radio to put in your kitchen or wherever you store your bottles of wine.  Plus, it’s highly unlikely that anyone else you know will have the exact same speaker.

This functions as a speaker for your MP3 player or even for your computer.  It also is a perfectly functional FM radio.  All of that means that it obviously has a 3.5mm audio cable and a USB charging cable.  There is also a stand to make sure the bottle doesn’t go rolling away.  It keeps itself up and running by using a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery.  You can pick one up for $27 through Gadget4all.

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