Imagine the power to control all your devices with just a flick of the wrist or a wave of a finger. A Tokyo-based company makes it a reality with Ring, a stylish, rechargeable, bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled accessory that you wear on your index finger and can program with custom gestures to perform any task on your mobile devices.
Turn on your GPS while driving, send text message while sipping a cup of coffee, turn on your television without a remote. It's all possible with a shortcut that you can program on the Ring.
The Ring began as a kickstarter project by Logbar Inc., which reached its target goal within just a day and a half of launching. It was backed by an astounding 5,161 supporters and finally raised $880,998. The company officially began selling the devices on their website on Oct. 9 for $269.99. It was also listed as one of CNN's 10 Inventions to Change the World in 2014.
