The world's worst wearable tech concepts (so far)

Good-bye, keyboard: The future of input devices is (almost) here 10th time's the charm: Microsoft finally solves its Surface Pro 3 problems

InfoWorld Technology: Hardware January 22, 2015 The world's worst wearable tech concepts (so far) From a wig that buzzes your head with notifications to a bra that tells you when you're overeating, these wearable tech concepts are wacky in all the wrong ways. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Good-bye, keyboard: The future of input devices is (almost) here 2. 10th time's the charm: Microsoft finally solves its Surface Pro 3 problems 3. HP bringing augmented reality, 3D printing features to tablets, laptops 4. Let it rain: The triumph of trickle-down tech White Paper: SanDisk Maximize MS Server 2003 Migrations with SanDisk Flash Migrating away from Windows Server 2003 is an investment in your organization’s future, and there has never been a better time to begin the migration process. Take the next step to transform your datacenter by upgrading your server platform with leading edge Windows Operating Systems and SanDisk flash solutions.LEARN MORE >> Good-bye, keyboard: The future of input devices is (almost) here Continuing innovations in areas like speech recognition and gesture control are merging with even newer technologies. Here we take a look at some existing and emerging concepts that may point the way to a postkeyboard world. READ MORE 10th time's the charm: Microsoft finally solves its Surface Pro 3 problems Microsoft's Jan. 15 firmware update for the Surface Pro 3 has solved almost all outstanding issues with Wi-Fi connections, hibernating, Bluetooth connectivity, battery drain on standby, Hyper-V interference with Wi-Fi, and more. READ MORE HP bringing augmented reality, 3D printing features to tablets, laptops Hewlett-Packard says its mobile devices will let users play with 3D images that can then be created in a 3D printer. It's a feature that already exists on HP's US$1,899 Sprout all-in-one desktop, but it will make its way to a range of HP's mobile products.READ MORE Let it rain: The triumph of trickle-down tech Trickle-down doesn't work so well for economies, but it makes for great low-cost networking and storage gear. READ MORE White Paper: Attachmate The Need for Enterprise-Grade File Transfer From email to Dropbox and FTP, the status quo of file transfer in most organizations is UFT—or Unmanaged File Transfer. That’s the troubling finding of a 2013 survey conducted by Osterman Research. Read this paper to learn how enterprise-grade Managed File Transfer (MFT) can help. VIEW NOW DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with Today's Headlines: First Look, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now! Join the IDG Contributor Network The IDG Contributor Network is a collection of blogs written by leading IT practitioners about the technology, business opportunities and challenges you face everyday. We invite you to participate by applying to be a contributor today.