Baby Glgl

The same French company that brought you the Hapifork, which was genuinely designed to flash and vibrate if it decided you were eating too fast, has now unveiled the Baby Glgl. This smart baby bottle tracks how much milk your precious bundle is guzzling, but that’s not all. Thanks to the inclinometer and some light-up arrows, it prompts you to hold the bottle at the optimal angle to avoid colic by ensuring your baby isn’t gulping down air. It costs $120.

Parrot Pot

Granted, a plain-looking, Bluetooth-enabled plant pot that costs upwards of $60 does sound a bit ridiculous at first, but wait just a minute. If you’re anything like us then you’ve starved countless innocent plants to death through careless neglect. The Parrot Pot can stop the cycle of death by monitoring the soil, fertilizer, sunlight, and temperature, and automatically watering the plant. It has care profiles for thousands of plants and it’s compatible with iOS and Android, so it can remind you to take care of your plants before they wither. It could also save you from having to trust the neighbors with a key when you go on vacation.

Quitbit Lighter

You know what you really need to help you quit smoking? A $100 lighter. The Quitbit contains a heating coil and it will need charged around once a week. It automatically tracks every smoke you have and it can sync with your iPhone or Android to give you a series of graphs showing your smoking habits in minute detail. You can even set limits so that Quitbit will refuse to light you up. The makers say that one less cigarette a day will pay for the lighter within a year, but we feel compelled to point out that it’s not really a great quitting tool if you’re still smoking a year after buying it.That’s our roundup of genius or crazy gadgets at an end, but we’d love to hear your opinions. Let us know what you think of these gadgets and if you want to suggest something else you saw at CES this year fire away in the comments.

4 of the Most Hotly Anticipated Tech Gadgets Coming Out in 2015

1. The Apple Watch

Expected to be available in Spring, this is the first device Apple has designed to be worn. In addition to all of the technological software (think email, texting, contacts, apps, and more) that it'll have, it is expected to be even more personal by being able to monitor your physical well-being. It comes with a workout app and the ability to notify you of your movements, as well as what you can do to improve them. It is said that it may become a kind of personal trainer on your wrist. The long-heralded device is expected to allow consumers to choose and customize over 200 watch faces, and the gizmo itself will be available in different styles, starting at $349.

2. 180s Bluetooth Gen 2

Released just in time for Winter at the tail end of 2014, these adjustable unisex ear warmers are perfect for people who love the snow and want to listen to music while skiing or snowboarding. Not only are you able to stream music from your phone and take calls, but the 2015 model is also voice activated. Siri and Google Now are now featured, allowing you to stay connected during winter activities. There's also a hi-def speaker system in these $80 warmers.

3. Hello's Sense

This new sleep tracker monitors both you and your environment while you catch some zzzs. It watches for noise, light, room temperature, and particles in the air. It's able to tell you how soundly you're sleeping each night and can identify periods of restlessness. Because of the wide range of sensors on the spherical device, there are several tools to help pinpoint causes of wakefulness during the night. It is even able to adjust its alarm to suit your morning routine. If you are half-awake at 9am, the device senses activity related to this and adjusts its alarm accordingly. Creators of the device are shipping pre-orders in February and charging $129.

4. Jibo

The world's first family robot is expected to be available for purchase in December 2015. Creators of the robot say it will make life around the house easier, with promotion for Jibo showing it doing a wide variety of things. It will take pictures and videos, alert you of reminders and messages, teach through interactive apps, and connect to your home technology (such as turning on lights). Designed to have its own non-robotic personality, it has two hi-res cameras for facial recognition and microphones. It also uses various social and emotional cues while talking. Using the Jibo app, it can be connected to your mobile devices and your home's WiFi. This new "family member," with almost 5,000 pre-ordered already, will be sold between $499 and $599.

Is it too early to add these to your wish list for next holiday season? Maybe not. There are numerous excuses, holidays and opportunities to treat yourself year-round. Maybe one of these makes a perfect Valentine's Day or birthday gift. It will also be hard to resist these gadgets if they make a big enough commotion when they are released. Plus, with reasonable prices, they can possibly squeeze into even a tight budget.

Wireless smart speaker Sony BSP60

Sony announced the portable acoustics Smart Bluetooth Speaker BSP60, oriented on music lovers and techno geeks. The first will get high-quality sound, which is famous all Audio Gadgets from Sony, and the latter find the fashionable device with advanced features. Certainly an attractive feature of the device is appearance – looks like an alarm clock with colorful caps, lugs with lighting, which changes color depending on the task. Light, of course, come up with more for fun and attract attention, but it gives the device an additional charm. More a column is equipped with tiny wheels, allowing it to move on a flat surface – a table or even the floor .. In short, we have yet another gadget that instantly acquire crowds and provide himself a commercial success.
Acoustics Sony Smart Bluetooth Speaker BSP60 has built-in battery and works over Bluetooth, and yet it has a voice control that is activated by the phrase «Okay speaker». As a bonus – the screen with the conclusion of the time, date and title track, plus it can be used as a wireless headset. In Sony Smart Bluetooth Speaker is a 2.4 wat. Size Sony BSP60: 100×100 mm, weight 325 grams.

Flying car AeroMobil 2017

 A startup from Slovakia presented in Vienna at the Pioneers Festival own flying car AeroMobil. It was not some kind of a vague concept or layout. The car has really can fly, what was demonstrated to the public. launch of the first model in the sale will be held in 2017.
At present, more and more talk about what self-governing cars will change in the near future way of daily movement from one point to another. In AeroMobil believe that flying cars really commit Revolution in the field of daily trips.
According to the manufacturer, the prototype of a flying car with folding wings, take the factory name AeroMobil 3.0, powered by Rotax 912. This machine can accelerate the car to 160 km / h on the highway and to more than 200 km / h in the air. At the same time fuel consumption on “land” is in the range of 8 liters per 100 km, and during the flight – up to 15 l / h. The maximum range of 875 km and a flight range on a single tank is limited to 700 km.

The Cicret Bracelet Like a tablet

A paris-based design company is looking to take the wearable
devices trend to the next level with the visualization of cicret,a bracelet that projects the screen of your smartphone directly onto your wrist. currently in the prototype phase, the wristband remotely hooks up to a mobile device and emits the interface onto the wearer’s arm, allowing them to read emails, play games, answer calls and check the weather on the surface of the skin. a promotional video shared on the company’s site amassing over 3 million views on you tube shows the physical interaction between user and product: a person swipes, pinches and taps their way through various applications,communicating with their phone on their forearm. if ‘cicret’ becomes a realized product — a goal potentially made possible through a crowd funding effort  the possibilities of use include underwater interfacing, the ability to answer a call when your phone is across the room, and gaming on the go.