I shared this Forbes piece on wearable displays and microdisplays from 2004, capturing a moment when head-mounted screens were transitioning from specialized gear to potential mainstream gadgets.
I shared my interest in a high-tech glove featured on BBC News that translates hand gestures into spoken words, highlighting an early 2002 innovation in wearable assistive technology and sign language communication.
I've linked to Forbes' directory of the top-rated websites from 2001. It’s a useful archive of what the business magazine considered the gold standard for various online categories during the early web.
I found a real-life Truman Show on Justin.tv, where Justin Kan broadcasts his life 24/7 via a wearable camera. It is a raw, continuous live stream capturing everything from daily routines to private dates in real-time.
I discovered Gizmodo, a dedicated blog for tech gadgets and consumer electronics. I love their focused coverage on hardware, making it an essential resource for anyone looking to stay updated on the latest mobile devices and accessories.
I shared a guide for capturing screen movies on the fly. While SnapZ is a popular Mac choice, I also discussed using VirtualDub for Windows video capture and compression based on community feedback.