Shteyngart world is one step closer today. New York Times columnist David Pogue lists twelve tech gadgets you may want to consider as gifts. Among them is the “LOOXCIE 2 ($150). Goofy name, cool idea: a wearable Bluetooth camcorder (it goes over your ear) that’s always rolling. If something worthwhile happens, you tap a button to retain the last 30 seconds, and even post it online.
You can also start and stop manually, as with a camcorder. The clever part is that you review the footage on your phone. Why pay for a screen and storage on the Looxcie itself, when you have one already in your pocket?”
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“Shteyngart world” refers to Gary Shteyngart’s strangely prescient book Supersad True Love Story (Random House, 2010). So far he has correctly predicted the emergence of the idea of a “northern euro,” many people camping in Manhattan parks, and, now, real-time continuous updating of your whereabouts and activities. I just hope he’s wrong about an upcoming major war.
