Personal Movie Theater in a HandBag?

Versetta handbags will allow any woman access to her iPad without rummaging through it.  I'd like to use this as my personal "movie in a handbag"!  The fact that you can put your handbag on your lap, unzip the side pocket and work on your iPad without having to hold it is reason enough to invest in this type of wearable. I've seen others like this, have you?

Kick Start Wearables almost ready to POP!

New forms of crowd funding are beginning to take shape particularly in the area of wearables. While Kickstarter and Indigogo have been the first to introduce crowd funding as a viable concept, there are new companies on the horizon like KickStartWearables.com who believe crowd funding should be centered around a common niche like Wearables.  

Swarovski Shine Vio Set by Misfit

Emma Bazilian of Adweek knows a beautiful yet useful necklace when she sees one. This Swarovski Shine bling thing not only tracks your exercise but your sleeping patterns as well all through Misfit's wearable technology. Read more. 

What's with this little Cutie... I mean Curie

Rings, bags, bracelets, pendants, fitness trackers, even buttons oh my!  Intel announced today this new little cutie wearable module will take over wearables.  Read more

Trellie introduces the world to Smart modular jewelry

Notification jewelry that either lights up, vibrates or both. 

Check out Trellie.com to see more. #hertech4 #wearables

Tech Charm Bracelet with Mods

 

Mighty Cast is getting mighty close to what women are looking for in the form of tech wearables.  The Montreal firm received a favorable writeup by Mark Tyson of Tech Assimulate noting that the wearable tech device is like a "tech charm bracelet".  Mixing functional mods with fashionable ones allows the bracelet to be worn without having to state blurt out your "techiness".

Detox Jewelry? Is it Crap?

Sophie Charara, of Wareable,  wrote an article recently about the soon to come Altruis Smart Jewelry. This line of fashion jewelry further reiterates my point that women are looking for tech items that don't look or act techy.  Sophie's use of the term "detox" jewelry furthers the notion that women don't want MORE Tech engagement, only IMPORTANT engagement in their lives.  And even then we want it discreetly.  So let's cut the crap...