https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/ Gadgets to look forward in 2014 If you like the idea of augmenting your reality, then how about improving your mental faculties too? That?s the premise of this headset that hopes to hasten gamers? reaction times. It uses an existing technology known as ?transcranial direct current stimulation?, which passes a low-level electrical current (don?t worry, you won?t feel it) through your brain. Think of it as your brain cells getting a massage. In the lab this treatment does improve performance on very simple tests ? like picking out a circle in a group of squares, but there are doubts as to whether this effect would extend to a highly complex video game. That said, if the foc.us headset does work, it would be one of the first gadgets on sale to actually augment human ability. https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoID=187331514 187331514 TAT technology powers 470 million devices. The technology can be found in more than 15 percent of all new phones and 20 percent of all new touchphones in 2010. This technology is expected to grow exponentially in 2014. This technology is supposed to help improve touchscreen technology and also, set the stage for the introduction of stretchable touchscreens. The new technology may also allow people to shut off the clocks on their phone simply by waving at the device. There are so many implications for this new technology that people are anxiously awaiting its arrival and improvements in 2014. https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoID=187331515 187331515 iWatch has made wearable technology the latest craze. These new devices are expected to hit store shelves in 2014 and will be providing the daily time and other pertinent information to wearers all around. They are also improving their Bluetooth support to work with the device. This will make the device far more useable in the future. https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoID=187331516 187331516 How would you like a mediated reality? One where objects both real and virtual interact seamlessly? That?s precisely what new start-up company Meta wants to offer. Just like Tony Stark in Iron Man, the Meta SpaceGlasses present virtual objects in the real world and let you interact with them, helping you sculpt a virtual vase with your hands, for example. From there you can 'carry' it over to your 3D printer where it?ll be printed, giving you a physical version of your digital model. It sounds like science fiction but, as Meta has already demonstrated, all the vital ingredients to make these specs already exist. A Kinect sensor and processor mounted on top of the frame detects objects in the real world, like your hands or sheets of paper, and then tracks their location and distance from you. Meanwhile, tiny projectors mounted on the arms of the SpaceGlasses throw virtual images onto the lens. Watch their video here for a demonstration of how it works. It may sound like a pipe dream but Meta hopes to have people wearing their unusual spectacles by 2014. Watch out Google Glass. https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoID=187331517 187331517 The Playstation 4 (PS4) is expected to be released by Christmas of 2013 and be available to the public by 2014. This new game should provide hours of enjoyment to adults and kids alike. The new Playstation 4 will come equipped with an 8 GB memory and an x86 CPU processor. The unit will also feature eight CPU cores, supercharged PC architecture, blu-ray disc support, and an enhanced PC GPU. This new technology has everyone anxiously awaiting its arrival. https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoID=187331518 187331518 The Scanadu Scout is expected to change the face of fitness. This device will monitor all of your vital signs and by simply pressing it to your temple. Medical data such as pulse, temperature, oxygen levels, temperature, and electrical impulses can be measured. This new device is touted to have revolutionized home medicine. This gadget is supposed to be impressive even when compared to devices such as the stealth remote and Foc.us. https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoID=187331519 187331519 The Stealth Remote is scheduled to be introduced to the public in late 2013 or early 2014. This device is considered to be a universal remote, but it?s unique because it automatically recognizes the type of television that it?s targeting. The remote is so compact and sleek that it can fit discreetly on a keychain. This remote has numerous practical uses including file sharing through cloud storage. https://techadvise.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoID=187331520 187331520