New Technology that Helps you Keep your Headphones and your Identity

Face it, facial recognition is part of our lives and cameras are everywhere. That may make you worried about your privacy, but are you worried enough to wear a prosthetic mask? URME Surveillance is offering these identity prosthetic masks, that may make you look creepy, but you will look like someone else. Specifically, you'll look like Leo Selvaggio. He's the guy behind this Indiegogo project. So every time a camera identifies you, it will actually be identifying Leo Selvaggio. He says he doesn't mind, he says he will give up his face for the sake of communal privacy.

Say hello to the end of sharing earbuds. When you want to share music with a friend, these new headphones make it easy. The Wearhous Arc uses an app to let you either share music with those around you, or tune in to what someone else is listening to. They work within 100 feet and works with up to 30 users at one time. You can preorder them new for $150.

With the World Cup fast approaching, what better way to waste time while eating, than playing food-tray soccer? Giraffas, a fast food chain in Brazil, has created a way to turn your food tray into a paper soccer pitch. Once you are set up you can use the app to try and get the paper ball past your smartphone goalie.