En Gizmodo hacen un repaso a los 10 mejores gadgets con tecnología Android. Algunos no sabía ni que existían.
Por ejemplo, Locale:
Locale lets you define your most frequented places on a map and set your phone to respond to those places in a number of different ways. While the prototype is mostly focused on phone settings (like switching to silent when you're in the office or at a movie theater), these kinds of frameworks can be expanded infinitely. Home automation software could be programmed to turn on the lights (or start cooking your breakfast, Pee-Wee Herrman style) once you're a few blocks away from your home, for instance. It takes Bluetooth proximity to a whole new level, one that's not dependent on the limited proximity to another device but only your actual real-world location independent of any other variables.
O GeoLife:
In a similar vein is GeoLife, a location-aware to-do list. You can pair actions on your list to locations (or types of locations) to get a reminder to buy milk when you're near a grocery store.
Compare Everywhere o GoCart te permiten escanear códigos de barras en la tienda para comparar precios. Con Cab4me puedes pedir un taxi en cualquier parte del mundo sin saber el número de la compañía local de taxis ni la dirección exacta en la que te encuentras. Biowallet parece más propio de Ethan Hunt o 007: sirve para almacenar información sensible (datos bancarios, contraseñas etc.) de forma segura, ya que se accede a ella mediante escáner de retina...
