Wednesday, 20 February 2013

The best Technology due for release in 2013

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With the digital age moving faster than ever new products are emerging almost daily onto the market. Each one elaborating on the last version or model to keep current and at the forefront of technology. 2013 is no different there are some great prototypes that have been promised into production at some point this year! Iv narrowed a few of my favorites down and there the products I’m going to be talking about so enjoy and stay tuned to Android Tablet Review’s for more as we hear it. Microsoft's Surface Tablet Pro This tablet features a pretty unique cover/keyboard combo its most likely due for release this autumn , but the big splash will come in 2013 with the Pro model, which will have a legit Intel i5 dual-core processor. Why is a Microsoft tablet such a big deal? It’s the future of Windows computing, that’s all. Microsoft seems to have been pushed aside a bit of late with the huge success of Apple but  Swipes and gestures on the new Metro interface are one thing, but the Office Touch apps might finally make business users pay attention. Amazon Kindle Phone This one is still a rumour, though The Wall Street Journal broke the story recently citing unnamed sources. The device might use a 5-inch display that’s similar to the Samsung Galaxy Note or a 4-inch screen that looks like the rumoured iPhone 5 (which is most likely to cause a stir in the Apple camp). Either way, the Kindle Phone would match up nicely with the Kindle Fire and probably will be just as consumer-focused with custom apps for reading books and watching videos. (No photo of this one, but you can look at the Kindle Fire to the left for potential design cues.) Leap Motion Gesture control on a tablet has been around for years, but this small device takes it to a new level. Leap Motion sits next to your computer and can detect your hand movements with an accuracy of 1/100 of a millimetre. Without touching your screen, you can flip through photos or reach into a 3D diagram and manipulate objects. This opens many windows for personal and For business users alike, the implication could be as simple as this: a way to answer the phone or give a presentation with just a flick of the hand this technology is sure to play a big part in the future exciting stuff. Are you always loosing things? not anymore these Bluetooth-enabled stickers designed to help you keep track of items after they're lost have been developed.StickNFinds are pitched as small, cheap stickers which you can fix on gadgets, children or even pets in order to find them with a handy app when they go missing. They're seeking $70,000 on a crowd-funding website, and are already well over halfway to their target.