The word 'gadget' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any small device or machine, usually electronic, that has a particular purpose, often one that is clever or unusual. For example, "I bought a new gadget that works as a coffee maker and an alarm clock."
INDIEGOGO iOS/Android Indiegogo is the main rival to crowdfunding website Kickstarter: a place where musicians, film-makers, gadget makers and others try to raise money for their grand schemes.
Whether Apple can reach those targets remains to be seen, but Llamas said the gadget will help to trigger a major uptick in the popularity of wearable technology in the next few months.
… and save money, too Charging a gadget might only cost you pennies, but it all adds up over the course of a year - particularly if, like many of our challenge families, you don't have one gadget but multiple phones and tablets.
In the triathlon world, though, that kind of pricing is standard, and certainly won't surprise the average triathlete, who is used to spending a huge wad of cash on a new set of wheels for their bike or the latest activity-tracking gadget.
In the next five years we'll look back at smartwatches, which are all gadget bling right now, and laugh, but only if they provide an experience that's compelling beyond what could be done by just pulling out a smartphone.
If that name doesn't ring a bell, here's a refresher: the Chumby, from Chumby Industries, is a cute little gadget that looks like a beanbag with a 3.5-inch touch screen.
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Barely a day goes by without some new app or gadget being touted as the future of social entrepreneurship.
It comes in many flavours, but the ur-myth runs thus: a young man with more ideas than dollars hides in his parents' garage, has a eureka moment and devises some new gadget or program that changes the world – or at least distracts swaths of its population.
But did you know that the health data contained in your wearable gadget could open a can of worms?
