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Fashion and technology has come together in the style of the CuteCircuit dress, where it was adorned by the fashionable Kate Perry at the Costume Institute Gala recently. that gown comes with strips of light that will shine through the fabric in a soft glow, making it look like a Tron ball whether all females were wearing a variant of it on the dance floor. Of course, you can be certain that special care and attention has been included to form certain the CuteCircuit dress comes out looking great, and that that is no ordinary dress where you can just dump it into the washing machine after wearing it.

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The Tweet Sleeve that you see here is a contemporary amalgamation of both tech and fashion, where it will display moods of your Twitter stream directly on your garment itself. that is made possible by reading the algorithms which can decipher your “mood” or “emotions” successfully simply by scanning the text on your Twitter page. What do you think of that – will it catch on whether it were to be included as a compulsory feature on future clothes?

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A rather interesting picture of an unknown Motorola device has surfaced, and it allegedly is running Android 2.1 with MOTOBLUR. Details are rather scarce, but as can be seen from the picture, it sports a rather strange scheme factor, one that is particularly square. It might not win by the fashion conscious, but let’s keep an eye on that, and hopefully more info will surface.

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In a world increasingly dominated by electronic devices, it’s occasionally refreshing to see a mechanical device show up again, and that instance, it does so in amazing fashion. The Celsius X VI II is a combination of a mobile phone and a watch that integrates a patented rewinding mechanism hidden within its hinge. Thanks to complex micromechanics, opening the phone activates the internal device. The design of that phone was very obviously influenced by tourbillion watches, which were invented back in the late 18th century. The vision for that phone is to have a completely mechanical mobile phone: a phone in which every operate will be operated mechanically. Such a concept would probably seem alien in that day and age, but it seems that the price of such an interesting device is just $275,000 at the universal watch and jewelry fair BaselWorld.

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Richard Etter, Diana Grathwohl and Sigmund Homolya have teamed up to develop what they signal AwareFashion, which is basically clothing that senses and visualizes invisible, digital layer of wireless networks surrounding us these days. that concept will take advantage of all radio waves, GSM for cellphones, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS or other wireless systems by alerting you to their presence so that you are more aware of your surrounding digital environment. No real practical use in it just yet, but who knows – it could pave the way to something much more interesting where tech-fashion is concerned many years down the road.

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Diana Eng is one talented lady who has ventured far and wide into technology enhanced fashion, having released a collection of dresses that are full of sparkling light as well as shape-shifting in a dreamy manner. The latter is made possible thanks to origami style folded fabric that are animated through shape shifting wires (memory alloys), resulting in a beautiful, sophisticated effect. As for the Twinkle Dress and Shirt, you get an integration of technology within a garment without looking out of place. The El wire dress that you see here is an Aqua silk chiffon organically draped dress coupled with electroluminescent wires that are integrated in the edges, where its illumination is controlled by an accelerometer while its collection of battery and electronics are amalgamated into a 3D printed neck piece. Good luck washing these!

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Casio just launched the Baby-G watch which focused on Earth Day not too enlarged ago, and now the company has come up with another model, in partnership with Pastry, a fashion make. The BG5601 looks very much like your classic 80’s watch, and will even come with a retro-finish, not to mention an urban look. The BG5601 seems to be doing its job rather well, so keep it up. that watch will come in a pink packaging, so you aren’t offered many choices in terms of buying that watch. Unfortunately that special edition Baby-G will not be available to the general public, and will only be given by Pastry to VIP customers and celebrities.

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LG certainly doesn’t look like it’s going to allow Samsung’s Corby phones to enjoy the market by itself, and it has come up with the KM555e Clubby, which actually sounds quite similar to the Corby. In terms of design, it’s certainly a good looking phone, which will certainly appeal to the music and fashion loving crowd. It’s currently available in Russia for 9,990 rubles ($329), and specifications of it include:

• LG Music Club track download service
• WQVGA display
• 3-megapixel camera
• Dolby Mobile

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