Wearable gadgets as fashion accessory for the geeky

Accessorizing yourself with gizmos is the best way to carry the comfort of high-tech gadgets and look fabulous. Evolving technology has now enabled the tech enthusiasts to make the most of digital gadgets by applying them in to fashion. Gadgets are not just a source of entertainment but have also become a necessity in our regular lives. Further development in technology producing cell phones, iPods, computers, navigation systems and more has made our lives much easier. The focus is now on embedding technology with accessories in a way such that these high tech gadgets are no longer heavy and difficult to carry, but ready to flaunt. This is indeed the foreseen future and to link it with reality, here's a list of the best wearable gadgets that can make your ordinary styling much more fabulous. These are for the geeks and everyone else!

NYC Metro Cuffs navigation

1. Wearable AirMouse

AirMouse

This is a wearable mouse brought to you by Deanmark limited. This out of the box creation can be worn just like a glove and works like a hassle-free mouse. It's not just convenient but is much more efficiently than the regular computer mouse. The device is embedded with a right and a left click in the palm and also an optical tracking laser for swift navigation which works perfect for a whole week on a single charge. The "AirMouse" as they call it, is a transition in the regular computing using the human interface application. This is much better than using touch screen and Bluetooth devices, and is as stylish as it looks.

2. Deafinite Style hearing aid

Deafinite hearing aid

Designaffairs Studio of Germany has developed a fantastic combination of jewelry and medical assistance. The concept features the new TriMic system to allow effective assistance in hearing with perfect positioning of the microphone. The device looks like a stylish shinny piece of jewelry and works better than the conventional hearing aid. The basic concept design is for the people with medium hearing disability but people with severe damage can opt for the plug with a more powerful output.

3. GlucoM Writstband

GlucoM Writstband

Have you ever considered owing a trendy accessory that not only decorates your wrist in flashy way but also takes care of your sugar level? Specially designed by the creator Eli Hariton, this is a fashionable gadget solving a medical purpose in style. The GlucoM Writstband displays instant and non-invasive glucose readings, keeps a record of previous readings and averages and also has an insulin chamber with a loaded syringe cartridge for injections dosage. This magnetic bracelet guides the user with all the relevant information to keep a check on diabetes and also notifies the amount of insulin required.

4. NYC Metro Cuffs navigation system

NYC Metro Cuffs navigation

Metropolitan cities are the ones which hold much more people than the average population resulting in less space and congested environment. Managing the less space, these cities have a complicated street, lanes and subway patterns which can confuse anyone. Tiffany Burnette has offered a solution in the form of a bracelet which lets you commute through the busy streets of Manhattan with ease. It's the perfect fashion accessory for travelers roaming around in crowded cities.

5. Timex TX54 disposable nail watch design concept

Timex TX54 disposable nail watch

One of the runner-ups in the design competition organized by Timex and Core 77 is the disposable nail watch design concept. This translucent device can be easily worn on nails and completely blends with it. It also offers text color options with a glow feature which can be activated on command. The technology is superior and so is the design. Timex proves their bent of mind towards innovation and creativity for the future.

6. Dew wearable cellphone

Dew cellphone

Designer Mac Funamizu is the creator of this futuristic cellphone which looks more like a wrist watch. Inspired from the futuristic sci-fi movies, this cellphone concept shows the content in an amazing 3D hologram. The cellphone is embedded with a ball in the middle which acts as the basic controlling mechanism. The user may slide the ball in different directions which signifies different modes of operation. "Dew", the 3D mobile concept design signifies the limitless future to come.

7. Samsung Nerve wearable communication device

Samsung Nerve

This amazing device made from waterproof silicon will keep a track of you and your friends anywhere, even in the deep ocean. The concept designer Jim Odessky offers a chance to get lost in the ocean and later reunite with your friends from anywhere. The device called Samsung Nerve has an OLED screen that can be used for both call and text mode for immediate communication. The smart device has a very flexible band that can be worn on the wrist or the upper arm without the risk of losing it unless you remove it yourself.

8. Kokoro wearable cellphone

Kokoro wearable cellphone

This is indeed a very intelligent design concept that can help parents keep a constant track on their kids. Kokoro wearable cellphone is just like a wrist band and is very light in weight embedded with an LED screen as an interface and also a camera for video calling. It helps working parents to stay connected to their children and give attention to them when in need. The device is also capable of keeping a check on your child's health as it comes with a heartbeat reader that sends critical information via email whenever needed. This will ensure your peace of mind wherever you go.

9. Lightweight wearable concept smartphone

PCOD Wearable concept smartphone

This device will definitely intrigue all the geeky brains around. This very lightweight wearable device is not just any communication device but a full-fledged smart phone built for all kinds of communication and entertainment functions. Designer genius Karl Thompson has introduced a light weight wearable smart phone with multifunctional abilities. The phone comes with a 10 megapixel anti shake camera, 64 GB storage space, music player, games, GPS and almost everything you might look for in a smart phone.

10. Yuxa wearable cellphone

Yuxa cellphone

Mexican designer Veronica Eugenia Rodriguez Ortiz has introduced "Yuxa" wearable cellphone design to be worn like a wrist band. The best thing about this product is that it has been made from biodegradable plastic and plant fibers. The green gizmo has an OLED display and works on Bluetooth technology.