There are many different devices that people use during these days. Some are even so advanced because you don't need anymore those bulky items just to know what you have to know. Some are even the size of rings, watches, or bracelets. It seemed like yesterday when we were all new with technology. But now, it became a part of our lives.
Every year, a new update of a gadget is done. Once it is already used or liked by many, it will become a trend. A trend is a general direction in which something is developing or changing. Trends are now happening all over the world.
Now, let me show you some latest trends in hardware/devices.
Samsung Galaxy s5
The Samsung Galaxy S5 is the latest challenger from the South Korean brand to launch into an ever more crowded market, but at least this time the phone has focused on what users might actually want rather than useless gimmicks. The Galaxy S4 was a strong phone in spite of the insistence that being able to wave your hands over a phone or scroll with your eyes was a good thing. The Galaxy S5 takes the DNA of that handset and improves on it in most areas. It's a quiet improvement though, which may disappoint a lot of people looking to see the world's highest-res display and an all new metal chassis, but it's one that at least delivers where consumers need it. Source
Samsung Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo
Samsung has decided that even though the first Galaxy Gear launched just a few months ago, it's time for a new version - and on top of that, a cut down option as well. Surprisingly, Samsung has actually removed the 'Galaxy' part of the new smartwatches' moniker, presumably as it's running Tizen rather than Android. At least it's made our headlines look a little cleaner. They've arrived in the shape of the Samsung Gear 2 and the Samsung Gear 2 Neo - and come with some nifty technology that actually looks like it might give them a chance of being more impressive at launch. Source
Sony Xperia Z2 tablet
After announcing the discontinuation of their Vaio laptop brand, Sony seems more determined than ever before to focus in on their mobile markets and take it by storm. The Xperia Z2 Tablet is Sony’s newest iPad competitor—the only difference is that this time, it actually does compete. This 10.1” tablet is even thinner than the iPad Air—and the display looks fantastic as well. Thanks to the G Pad and Nexus 7, an Android tablet resurgence is finally building and the Xperia Z2 Tablet just might be one of the movement’s frontrunner in 2014.
Apple Watch or iWatch
Apple today announced its long-rumored wearable device, the Apple Watch, which actually uses the Apple Symbol followed by "Watch" in its name. Apple's Watch is designed to be both fashionable and functional, available in an array of different color and materials with six different types of watch straps that are easily interchangeable. Prices for the device, which will be available in early 2015, start at $349.
Google Glass
Google glass is a new device that enables people to do things using gadgets while also doing another thing that they shall do. For example, when you are active, a biker or a mountain hiker for instance, you can easily send messages, navigate or play music while you are on your adventure. Another example, when you are travelling to other places in the world, you can take pictures, navigate, or use the Google glass as compass. There are many things that you can do. Be active. Explore your world. Live lighter.
The thing is, we are all average human beings, and we all need some help. With the help of these devices, we can have a brighter future and a better economy. If we will be inclined with gadgets, who knows? maybe we will be the next to invent such cool and amazing devices like these. But, always remember that we should not be so dependent on these hardware. Sometimes, we need to work by ourselves and not be addicted. At the same time, use devices wisely.
