Logbar's Ring wearable jewel could be the one to rule them all
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What are we talking about? Ring is a silver Bluetooth ring that enables gesture control, texting, payments, alerts, and other staples of mobile technology (including other wearables) with a flick of your finger. The ring is worn on your index, and after tapping its touch sensor with your thumb, you execute a specific gesture - predefined by you through an app. Then you hold your finger to end the gesture.
Ring's battery is embedded within the device and cannot be removed. A single charge through micro-USB will last for approximately 1000 gestures, and the battery will stand around 1000 charges. Since it's non-removable, you will have to get a new ring after the battery writhes away. Sadly, the device isn't waterproof.
Logbar says that Ring is production-ready and will start shipping from July 2014 in the US, Europe, Japan, and China. It reached and surpassed its Kickstarter goal in barely a week, which means the company is already free to proceed with manufacturing. Ring will cost about $185 when it hits retail. It's a beautiful wearable that can go a long way if it works as advertised.
source: RingKickstarter page via Mashable
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