As one of the first smart watches on the market, the Galaxy Gear has great clarity and app support, but leaves room for improvement.
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A new set of glasses is designed to help the hard of hearing with both a hearing aid and bone conduction, and has Bluetooth capability.
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Synqera, a facial recognition gadget, scans a customer's items and facial expression to offer them special sales promotions and will be making its debut in the U.S. soon.
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Big things come in small packages. The Hero 3+ has longer battery life, better image quality and faster Wi-Fi.
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The 13.56 is a special wristband that could allow wearers to access their smartphones remotely.
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Dell leaps into the tablet market with its new line of devices called Venue, which comes with Windows or Android operating systems.
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For those dying to make their own beer at home, Brewbot helps both novice and expert brewers create the perfect batch every time.
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This little gadget allows you to have delicious cocktails made at home in a matter of minutes without having to do the pouring yourself.
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University of Tokyo researchers have found a way to take the excess energy produced by microwaves and harness it to power other simple kitchen appliances.
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A new vending machine could use your smartphone to remember your favorite snacks or give you gifts sent from your friends.
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Not all new tech completely alters the way we think and live. Sometimes the coolest tech of all integrates seamlessly into our daily lives. And where in our homes are we most lacking in technology? The kitchen, of course. Three of the gadgets in this week's edition of Top 10 Tech go right into many of us food lover's favorite room of the house.
If you ever wished there was a Keurig for cocktails, the wait is over. Monsieur will make delicious alcoholic beverages in under five minutes — you just select the drink you want from the touch screen and place a cup under the machine. This robotic bartender also allows you to customize the strength of your drinks, or mix together your own.
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If you're more of a beer drinker, have no fear — there's a gadget just for you seeking Kickstarter funding. The Brewbot will help brew a fresh batch of beer right before your very eyes. The device uses Bluetooth to connect to an app on your smartphone, allowing you to choose from a variety of beer recipes, and then lets you know when to add ingredients or remove the tub.
The kitchen of the future isn't all about automated drink machines. It's possible that in the near future you can heat up Tuesday's meatloaf and charge your phone at the same time. Yoshihiro Kawahara and a team of researchers at the University of Tokyo have found a way to use the extra energy produced by microwaves to power other devices. While the power produced is relatively small, this technology could help reduce our carbon footprint.
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