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Technology is leaping ahead with great pace, here is an interesting video which shows how Samsung's innovative flexible OLED display technology would empower future gadgets; defeating Apple devices in the tech race.

There is no doubt transparent phones look cool, but it seems impossible to create; as also pointed out in comments by many in our transparent iPad concept post shared earlier. However, this could soon be a reality as Taiwan-based optical glass specialists company Polytron Technologies are already working on a transparent smartphone, and the results have been promising so far.

The company has even released the early stage smartphone prototype demo video showing the hardware. The secret ingredient to make this work is switchable glass, which contains the liquid crystal molecules creating the transparent display using electric current.

Google's Project Glass is once again up for grabs, and if this future technology of revolutionary vision excites you, here is your chance to get one from Google.

Google Glass, could be the revolutionary wearable computer which would change the very fundamental how we interact with computers today. Google Glass features a small transparent display which hangs out above the users eye acting like an HUD (heads-up-display) displaying notifications, images, videos, and other items pulling data from internet; the gadget interacts with the user via voice commands and speech synthesis. This is not all, the attached camera can also be used to shoot excellent point-of-view (POV) photos and videos with instant sharing using voice commands.

Users are utilizing various Microsoft Kinect hacks to create awesome natural body gestures to control things around them, and LEAP has already made it's way into mainstream. To progress things further, PrimeSense - the makers of technology inside Microsoft’s Kinect, have revealed their latest 3-D sensor. Named Capri - the small enough sensor can fit inside tablets and smartphones enabling users to go beyond what's possible now.