SXSW 2015: Future of wearables, more than you think In This Issue... SXSW 2015: Future of wearables, more than you think More Recent Articles Search GadgeTell I was a little bummed out about missing a wearables session (Emperor's New Wearables) at SXSW early Friday afternoon. I really wanted to get in on that. But I did get the chance to sit in on a quick (15-minute quick) session about the science and art of genetic engineering. Now, when most people hear "genetic engineering" they may be likely to focus mostly on the "genetic" part. There's a lot of interest, fear, and confusion when it comes to GMOs and the whole food industry of it all – we're not getting into that. This speaker, Josiah Zayner, Ph.D, focused more (arguably) on the engineering aspect. Makes sense, considering he's a bioengineer at NASA. But even… Continue reading SXSW 2015: Future of wearables, more than you think Related posts: Get all your SXSW coverage through the Twitter Channel Sched.org: Geeks’ biggest SXSW winner SXSW gets 3D printed food The post SXSW 2015: Future of wearables, more than you think appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   More Recent Articles Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi goes on sale for $699 with Core M inside Samsung doesn't give up low-end fight, puts 64-bit SoC on Galaxy Win 2 VAIO Phone officially unveiled in Japan, carries a $420 price tag HP sets stage for Intel Core M Pavilion x360 upgrade Yet another low-end Samsung Galaxy Tab surfaces, with Spreadtrum CPU

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