Macworld/iWorld: Day 2 wrap-up from the show floor
Another day at Macworld/iWorld, another round of roaming the show floor looking for eye-catching products for Mac and iOS users. And four share the spotlight in this Friday wrap-up video.
We start with LumoBack, a wearable sensor that works with a mobile app to help correct your posture: The sensor vibrates when you slouch, and the app tracks your posture and other activities in real-time. Staying with devices that help monitor your body, the Rhythm Touch is a device where little pads attach to your shoulder, your feet, or whatever other achy part of your body you want and deliver a very thorough massage. It’s aimed at helping with chronic muscle pain, but it’s also quite useful after a long day at Moscone West. iBird is a mobile field guide that fits entirely on your iOS device, which helps you identify birds when you’re out in the wild and far away from an Internet connection. Finally, I took a look at CrazyTalk 7, an animation program making its Mac debut at Macworld/iWorld.
CrazyTalk is one of the products to win Best of Show at this year’s Macworld/iWorld. The awards, picked by Macworld editors, recognize the top products on display at the event. We announced the 2013 Best of Show winners on Friday.
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