This is an old article, but this is the first time I've heard of using our blood veins to unlock our smartphone. It's not as scary as it sounds though it also doesn't seem that effective. Going forward, I can't imagine what kind of security system will be invented.

We do have waterproof wireless speakers, but it seems like the market for shower speakers isn't exactly dying either. I'm curious about the ways they differ in sound quality and durability. (The title strangely says 2017, but as far as I know, the article is up-to-date.)

With the upcoming iOS 13, it seems like we are starting to get some rumors on the next generation of iPhone. Is this a sign that Apple is going to join the new trends? Do you think it's about time they do?

I agree with the author that it's ironic that we need a few more tools to replace all the wires. That makes the new system equally vulnerable as the old one; an error from one of them and the whole system will go down.

Can you imagine something this huge sitting on your hand? As a fan of watches with small clock area, my first instinct is to run away from these items. Do you think the hybrid concept will be strong enough to sell it?

I feel like we have only begun to think about foldable, bendable, and rollable gadgets in the last year or two, but the claims are getting bold. Is there any possibility that this is fake news?

Many are feeling excited about the possibility of getting a new MacBook Air, but maybe that's not the only laptop we'll get this time. There are rumors that Apple is also working on a new 12-inch laptop. I don't think it's as popular as Air, so maybe we shouldn't expect too much.

The article is rather ambiguous about what Lenovo wants to do since a dual screen and a foldable screen are different. Which one do you prefer as a consumer? Almost all developers are racing to be the first to release or to have the most stable foldable product, so it doesn't feel that special... See more

I don't think Nokia has released any earphones or headphones before these ones, so I'll take them as the first. I think Nokia has a good history of making durable and well-featured hardware, so I hope these will be impressive as usual.

For people as clumsy as me, these items seem like a lifesaver. Those who can track several tags at once is the best choice, though the distance covered is still the most important factor to consider.

Smart home devices are steadily improving. Can you imagine that we may see a voice-controlled microwave soon? Despite being a wonderful invention, I'm really not sure if we really need that much. Alexa looks too greedy to me.