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Lots of interest, a lot of caution, and not much worth buying...yet. This is what we saw in wearables at this year's CES. Read this post by Scott Stein on CES 2014. 
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Monitoring how long a user sleeps is an increasingly common feature in activity trackers, but Basis is upping the ante with a new suite of advanced analytics that can actually break down the phases...
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A panel of industry experts at CES 2014 discusses the ethical quandaries and shared responsibilities with the augmented reality and head-mounted wearables that will change our lives as dramatically as the smartphone.
Because it doesn't stop with cameras you can't see. Wearable tech and the AR software that powers it will surface far-reaching issues, all of which will be hitting court rooms, policy discussions, and dinner table conversations regarding what's appropriate to use in public, safe to use while driving, and mentally healthy to engage in day to day.
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Because it doesn't stop with cameras you can't see. Wearable tech and the AR software that powers it will surface far-reaching issues, all of which will be hitting court rooms, policy discussions, and dinner table conversations regarding what's appropriate to use in public, safe to use while driving, and mentally healthy to engage in day to day. Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2013/12/21/privacy-in-the-digital-world-shouldnt-we-talk-about-it/
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Anybody can clip on a camera and call it a life-logger, but startup LifeLogger says its wearable goes the extra mile with its combination of face, text, and even audio recognition to make reviewing your “augmented memory” more meaningful.
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Stalking made easy again... Looks like ETHICS are NOT anymore INN...
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Autos, die selber Einparken und nach Hause melden, wann man ankommt. Kühlschränke, die wissen, wie viel Kalorien man verbraucht: Die Elektronik-Messe CES in Las Vegas zeigt, dass die wahre Vernetzung der Welt erst noch bevorsteht.
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At CES 2014, Withings was showing off the latest product in its lineup of home health tracking connected gadgets, the Aura. The Aura looks vaguely like a..
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Hardware maker, Heapsylon, debuted two new fitness products at CES 2014 : a smart fitness sock that coaches users on their running technique in real time and..
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The Internet of Things is creating countless new connections at the 2014 International CES. Check out the latest connected devices across the show floor.
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Das G Flex von LG kommt bald nach Deutschland: Das Android-Smartphone mit dem gekrümmten Display wird voraussichtlich ab dem 10. Februar 2014 bei Vodafone erhältlich sein. Genaue
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La société française Sen.se vient de présenter son nouveau concept à l’occasion du salon CES 2014. La plateforme est disponible en précommande pour 199 euros. Les premières livraisons se feront dès février.
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