Every day we know something new about new technologies and new devices. For example, recently Sony has announced the release of its new smartphone Xperia sola. The software development specialists claim that the interaction with the device is carried out without any physical contact. The display of the Xperia sola smartphone reacts to the user’s actions even when the person doesn’t touch it and only floats over the device. The new technology is called Floating Touch.

At present the only application that can feel contactless gestures is a browser. In order to highlight the link on the page, a user just has to hover the finger over it. But for visiting this link, the touch is needed. The Software developers for iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Symbian claim that very soon the Floating Touch technology will be supported by other programs as well.

The technological world is developing from year to year and this development is not likely to stop. Some things that were impossible only five years ago are usual and widely used devices nowadays.

The modern development of electronics allows many components and entire devices to be performed in tiny sizes and to build them in some usual everyday objects, thus opening practically unlimited options for spying gadgets. The simplest and the most natural object where one can build in a spy camera is glasses. So we get spy glasses, which can be easily focused on the object.

One more example is wireless earpieces or bluetooth headset which can be placed into the ear. They are invisible for other people and can let you cheat at the exam if you are a student or make excellent presentations if you a lecturer.

Want to feel yourself a spy? Buy yourself something from a wide range of spy devices (bluetooth earpieces, wireless earpieces, etc.) and turn to James Bond!