Dropbox updates cloud-storage product

USB Memory Stick Cum Watch – Now Carry Your DATA with Style

Cloud services has made it possible to have all our data available anytime anywhere.But there is a serious disadvantage of that.You must have an internet connection to access all the data.Now even though internet services are now easily available everywhere as WiFi , WiMax , 4G , 3G , 2G and ETC.But you never know when you desperately need some data and you don’t have an internet connection available.Now other than this instance there are other problems to.I mean if you needed a bigger file which would take a while to download but you cant wait that long.Or if the speed of your internet connection turns out to be slow.Now there can be so many problems using the cloud technology.

But now there is another way of carrying your data easily.Pen drives or external hard drives are a hassle to carry around.And there are chances of them getting lost.So now there is a new concept of carrying data in style.An Watch cum Pen drive.The sleek and stylish looks of the gadget is really stunning.More over you don’t need to additionally charge or replace batteries for the watch.Its internal battery will be charged automatically while its connected to the Laptop or PC through an USB port.

That way you don’t need to carry additional hardware with you.What’s more, every time you hook it up it syncs in automatically with the computer’s time. The Directed display shows you the actual memory status on the touch of a button.The USB watch concept has been designed by Yoon-jin Gon, Yoon-tae Myoung & Kim Sung Hun and after a quick 10 minute dock in a computers USB port will have enough power to keep the time for up to a week.

Microsoft Have A Touchscreen Keyboard In The Works

Reports have confirmed Microsoft’s quest for the ultimate touchscreen keyboard thanks to a November 25 patent application. Unlike Acer, Nokia, and a bunch of others who’ve tried, Microsoft intends to create a newfangled typing interface that actually has texture. Tall order, you say?

While the technology won’t be applied on laptops and handheld devices, Microsoft’s newest patent is expected to be a game-changer once it comes to life in the near future. How does it work? It’s all a matter of pixel sized shape-memory plastic. Activated by UV light, which has cells underneath the touchscreen they rest on, the shape-memory plastic is arranged in a grid pattern. When ready for use, they “stick out” like a hologram, begging to be poked.

This  innovation is expected to alter the current  practice of touch sensitive controls. Rather than contort our fingers, shape-memory plastic allows us to manipulate physical (or near physical) controls by giving us the merest sensation of familiar keyboard contours.

But the big question remains whether, contrary to Mirosoft’s plans, a similar technology will bless handhed devices soon. It’s just such an obvious marriage of convenience. Imagine your tablet embedded with one. For some people, typing on a tablet these days is rather, uh, tedious. Think of that tedium gone once there’s a UV-activated keyboard right at your fingertips.

Multitouch Glass Keyboard and Mouse of the Future Already in The Works

Futuristic films that involve computers and stuff always include a scene where the characters are using extremely high-tech computers with screens and keyboards made of glass.

But what would you think if I told you that you could possibly be using a multitouch, tempered glass keyboard and mouse by April of next year? Well, you really would, if you made a pledge of $350 or more (to get both), $250 or more (to get the keyboard), or $150 or more (to get the mouse) on this Kickstarter project by Jason Giddings.

These next-generation computer mice and keyboards are made from special, curved tempered glass and have cameras at the base to detect your fingers’ movements using infrared light. Both devices are still unnamed, but Jason is giving anyone who pledges $10 and $25 a chance to name his babies (these babies, and not his real ones, if ever he has any.)