The Ultimate Collection of Spy Gadgets That Actually Exist in the Real World

Technology.am — Spy gadget is a gadget which is used to stealthily keep an eye on someone. These kind of gadgets don’t generally come in the minds of the public. These Gadgets are so designed that nobody can know that he or she is being spied upon. There are many gadgets which fall in the category of Spy Gadgets. Some people think that Spy gadgets are hypothetical, but do these spy gadgets really exist and are these technologies available to the general public? Yes, they exist and are available for you.

Here we present before you an ultimate collection of Spy Gadgets that actually exist in the real world. So, the next time you do something wrong just keep in mind and hope you’re not being spied.
1. Video Surveillance
1.1 Peephole Reverser

A peephole reverser, also known as a tactical door viewer, lets you assess potential 
hazards behind closed doors. You simply place it over the peephole in the door and you can look into the dwelling without alerting anyone inside. Use this to assess any potential threats or activity before proceeding with your mission.

In 2020 We Can Wear Sony Computers On Our Wrist

Our present need for internet connectivity is so profound that secondary devices like the Nextep Computer are bound to happen. Developed to be worn as a bracelet, this computer concept is constructed out of a flexible OLED touchscreen. Earmarked for the year 2020, features like a holographic projector (for screen), pull-out extra keyboard panels and social networking compatibility, make the concept plausible. Ten years from now is not too far away, so how many of you think we’d be buying such gadgets?

Strange And Interesting Inventions

Today we offer you to choose from a selection of strange inventions are those that may be useful to you in your life.

 1. Oil stick. The idea for the type of glue stick. To make a sandwich, put a thin layer of butter on the bread.

2. Cup of ice cream with a motor. Thanks to a motor, spinning ball of ice cream and does not have time to melt races, until you eat.

30 Coolest Office Gadgets You Must Have

Working as an office guy is far from interesting. On the contrary, many, including me, find the usual repetitive tasks to be boring and stressful. Just exactly the kind where you are longing to go somewhere else to escape from the drudgery, only to find that the five o’clock off is almost light years away.
Well, there are many ways to fight office boredom. You can clean up your desk and keep things organized as possible. If you want games on the other hand, you can play tetris or some boring game to fight boredom with boredom. This however has never been taken seriously by most office employees. I have however tried it once as per suggestion of my buddy, and found that it was surprisingly cool.
By the way, one of the proven ways so far in breaking office monotony is the introduction of some nerdy items to the workplace, and that is what we will be sharing with you here. In this article, you will find not only cool office gadgets but useful tools that you can enjoy in your workplace as well. We are talking here about creatively designed products and outrageously hilarious devices, if that is how you see them,  that can make your office a better place to work in. Also if you are a geek, you should also see this article about 30 Coolest Products Geeks Will Love. We are inviting you to go over these items and share this article to your friends in any way possible. If you are also interested in the coolest business website templates for you company then check out the impressive theme collection. Enjoy!

Get your own Google Glass, just by knowing somebody who's got one

If you've been dying to get your hands on Google Glass, especially since your buddy won't shut up about his, you just might have a shot at one of your own. Google has announced (to those who already have Glass) a new invite a friend option into their Glass Explorer Program. Mind you, that's just for an invitation to buy the beta product, which still costs $1,500.

The catch is that it's an "invite a friend" not an "invite everyone you know on Facebook" program. Just one person will get that golden ticket from each Glass-wearing friend. And it just wouldn't be sporting if there weren't other caveats to boot. If you do get that invite, you'll also have to get your butt to either San Francisco, Los Angeles or New York so that Google can personally hand you your new toy. You also need to be at least 18 and a US resident.

If this all still sounds like you, get out there and start schmoozing it up with that friend of yours. A few drinks on your tab just might mean a chance to purchase a shiny new Google Glass in your future.

Google Glass battery add-on might triple its battery life

Owners of Google Glass like to talk about how amazing the mini display is, and how responsive the voice command is, even in noisy areas. But beyond these wearable computer innovations there remains the issue of practicality in terms of everyday usage. According to many Glass owners, the battery life of the device is limited, allowing for only short bursts of video recording before the device needs a full recharge. One inventor has come up with what could be the perfect solution to the device's power consumption issues.

Designed by inventor Kevin Alan Tussy, PWRGlass is an external battery pack being promoted as an add-on to Glass that would triple its battery life. And while he is only showing off a 3D rendering at this point, Tussy claims that the device will pack a 2,000mAh lithium batterie and have the ability to allow a user to charge both the add-on and Glass simultaneously via one USB cable.

Explaining the inspiration behind the product, Tussy said:

"There are so many great apps for Glass in the works, people are going to want to use it all the time. But you can't use it all the time because of battery life. I saw the need and solution as soon as the internal Glass battery died on me. I got to work and had the design for a battery-packed retainer strap in my patent attorney's hands that same night."

The inventor is also exploring another version of the device that would add more storage capacity to Glass (currently limited to only 12GB of internal storage). No price or launch date has been announced, so at this point we can only view this as a concept device, but if it becomes a reality it would almost certainly be popular among Glass users looking for a little more juice to power their life-streaming

Smartwatch lets you control it using simple gestures

We've seen the clever combination of Google Glass and the Tesla. And we've witnessed the amazing combination of the Occulus Rift with a flying drone. But in terms of practicality, not all mashups offer the best mileage per astounding feature. However, a new combination of gesture control and the emerging space of smartwatches just might deliver a truly practical innovation combination.

The Hot Watch smartwatch is a device that allows you to control some of its functions via simple gesture controls. With just a wave of the hand, the smartwatch allows the user to answer a call, reject a call, or dial a favorite number. There's also a function that automatically dials an emergency number if the wearer suddenly falls down. In addition to calling functions, the Hot Watch also supports apps for SMS messaging, as well as weather, stock, pedometer, and social networking.

Another ingenious feature is the private call feature, which uses a directional speaker to reflect a call's sound from the palm of your hand. With the ability to connect via Bluetooth to an iPhone or Android phone, the water resistant device also comes with an e-ink display that accepts swipe and tap inputs.

The final retail version of the device will cost $169 for those not pledging early support on the company's Kickstarter campaign, and estimated delivery time will be this December. As of this writing, the Kickstarter already has over $58,000 in funding towards its $150,000 goal. And the campaign still has 37 days to go. Only time will tell if this idea will pan out or end up like the Pebble.

Life-sized, human holograms could soon grace your living room

Update: It looks like the Kickstarter project has hit a snag. According to the project's page:
"HOLOVISION: A Life Size Hologram is the subject of an intellectual property dispute and is currently unavailable."

Yikes! Full copyright complaint right here. The original video has been removed from the original story below as well.

Whether it was Princess Leia or the shark from Back to the Future 2, there was likely a movie moment that made you wish holograms were not only real, but that you could have one. And while hologram projectors exist in today's world, they're far from a universally accepted bit of tech. But now, one of the leading names in hologram projection is hoping to create something that we'll all want to own: a human-sized hologram.

This is not some projected-on-glass quasi-hologram, either. HoloVision, as the product is being called, promises to be a free-floating, life-sized image which will hover an impressive eight feet from its projector. That's better than R2D2 can muster. It'll also be full color, leaving the astromechs of science fiction squarely in the dust.

There will be limitations, however. It's easy to think that a life-sized human being, standing in your living room, would be capable of giving you a hug, for instance. But if that breakthrough is coming, it hasn't arrived yet. Holodeck creations these are not. And images projected through the magic of HoloVision won't be able to follow you into the kitchen for a snack either — not unless you've got a whole network of HoloVision cameras, anyway.

But with those limitations aside, HoloVision really seems like it could become a part of our lives — if it comes to fruition. The company behind HoloVision, Provision 3D Media, is currently running a Kickstarter in the hope of raising $950,000 to bring the tech to life. And while a human-sized hologram is their current goal, Provision sees the future of their products as being as large or small as we need them to be, entirely interactive, and fully integrated into our daily lives. Basically, they want to give us all Tony Stark's workshop. (But that's down the line.)

As for now, a life-sized full-color Princess Leia will have to do. Catch the video below to check out the HoloVision concept and how it might look if it becomes a reality.

Concept of hours Razor LED

Do you remember your mobile phone Motorola Razr? Once it was  very the cool tube, stylish and innovative. With its output has started the fashion for thin mobile phones. In his honor were created the concept of electronic clock Razor LED. Their dial very similar on keyboard Motorola Razr.
Against the backdrop of today’s smartphones original Razr looks quite modest, but in relation to the design of the classic wristwatch phone looks a winner. Especially when you consider the traditional metal style and the fact, that a dial is painted in bright colors. The numbers, of course, highlighted, as and a line between them, and this makes the watch Razor LED even more stylish.
Future technology Concept of hours Razor LED

Concept the electromagnetic simulator

Here can see the original design of the universal simulator for hands. It is designed as two bracelets, that Dress Up on shoulder and forearm. The load created at the expense of the magnetic fields of the same polarity. 

  By integrating the push-pull power of the embedded electromagnets, users are no longer bound to the local gym. The display indicates 8-circled bars which each represents an additional weight of 3kg. The user can conveniently choose the right training weight ranging from 3kg to 24kg at a glance.

Concept of a folding Apple iPhone 6

If Apple in the near future and will try to seize the initiative in the field of mobile innovation, it is still unlikely she dare on excessive futurism. American super-brand always concerns this cautiously and, for example, prefers not to get involved in the idea of ​​flexible displays, believing that their time has not come yet. Designer Pritesh Chavan believes that Apple is mistaken.

To confirm his words he presented the concept of a mobile phone iPhone 6. As opposed to the original smartphone Apple, even if it has not yet announced, this gadget boasts the folding case. The original design of electronic toy transforms into a 7.5-inch tablet computer, the same comfort as the iPad mini. This really comes in handy when you can carry in your pocket just one gadget instead of two.

EyeStops concept device

EyeStops is a concept device for bus stops which will allow the passengers to do a lot more activities than just sitting idle and wait. The SENSEable City Lab of MIT has designed this solar-powered booth that are outfitted with touchscreen displays that will show necessary information like bus schedules or the shortest route for a certain destination. Even more, you will be able to browse the web, check the air quality, see the exact location of your desired bus, interact with a mobile device and use the booth as a community message board to post announcements and ads. On top of that, this booth will surely change the appearance of a traditional bus stop.