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WiFi Wear (UPDATE)
Hi-tech apparel and accessories allowing wearers to connect online
Implications - Wearable technology is ushering in a wave of apparel and accessories that can connect to the Internet, enabling wearers to perform activities like access their social networks, listen to music, answer their phones and more. With the world becoming increasingly dependent on digital applications, fashion that incorporates WiFi connectivity and other hi-tech functions are sure to capture the attention of consumers who demand to be connected at all times.
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Programmable Hi-Tech TeesTshirtOS Offers Users a Wearable and Interactive Digital DisplayThe digital apparel company Cute Circuit has created the TshirtOS, an interactive digital T-shirt that combines self-expression with technology. As the company points out, T-shirts have been the... [More] |
Online-Inspired GownsThese Internet Dresses by Neko-Vi are ElegantThe Internet Dresses by Neko-Vi are what Cinderella would wear to a social media ball. All of these elegant gowns are based off a major website and that website’s color scheme.
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Tweeting Sports ShoesAdiPower Barricade Offers Instant Social Media Connection During OlympicsThe London 2012 Olympics is arguably the most social media-connected Olympic games yet, and now Adidas, together with Alex Nash, or ‘Nash Money,’ have created a tweeting sports shoe out... [More] | |||||||||
Coat-Controlled Phones'Assembly' by Lorea Sinclaire Uses Bodily Gestures to Interact with Mobiles'Assembly' by Lorea Sinclaire is the latest thing in wearable tech. This research project by the Emily Carr University student explores the use of bodily gestures in the control of mobile phones. It uses… [More] | |||||||||||
