Novel Gadgets Novels & Stories

Someone was snooping around my things at home and it had better not be Eve or one of the workers or they were going to pay hell for it. I had to make a stop at the gadget store first. It was time I fished out the rat in my household. If anyone got a whiff of the business deal I had with Barlow, I would be done for. There was no way I would allow anyone to cut my happiness short. Switching routes, I made my way to the gadget store and bought myself a sensor and a camera. I chuckled as I walked out, clutching the parcel. Whoever it was, Eve or Nuren, I couldn't wait to find out.

Although she had never had any opposite-sex friends, friends should not behave like this, let alone considering the difference between men and women. Jaden: Don't be silly, I wasn't trying to make things difficult for you. Jaden: Actually, it was our new product launch event tomorrow night. Some very interesting products will be showcased, of course not drugs for treatment, I'm not that crazy of a capitalist. It's therapeutic devices, there are ones for treating cold legs, and ones for treating lumbar muscle strain. I think it's very interesting and I want you to go take a look, after all, you are interested in medicine.

It was a different thing if they were gifted. Opening the package, the librarian marvelled at the tasteful packaging. The box looked exquisite, nothing like raunchy third-rate toys made from possibly a sweatshop factory in China. It rivalled those expensive branded perfumes from high-end shopping districts. Already, she had high expectations for the limited edition vibrator set the company promised the participants of their No Nut November Challenge.

"Why? Did you order something from abroad?" "Yes, the things you wanted for this house." "Oh," she snapped her fingers. "I will have to review the things you should buy from Paradis Evergarden instead. How about that?" He rolled his eyes but then pointed to his tablet. "Okay, fine." "Hmm, I think we need these kinds of gadgets in the house," she said, showing them to him. "Babe, no. I'll make one if you want." "Really?" She raised her brows. "Are you sure about that? Would it be a waste of time?"

Accessories spill out of boxes: necklaces, bracelets, watches, sunglasses—each piece more extravagant than the last. Sienna’s eyes widen as the housekeepers move into a second room, murmuring among themselves as they realize there isn’t enough space in one room for everything. Electronics appear next—a sleek laptop, the latest smartphone, and even gadgets she hadn’t heard of before. It’s a small empire of belongings, far beyond what she could ever imagine owning. “Noah…” she starts, her voice shaky.

she elaborated. Navigating the intricacies of Babel, the nurse introduced me to the advanced functionalities of the device on my wrist. It resembled a watch, an inseparable companion much like smartphones were to us in our own world. Equipped with artificial intelligence, it was designed to assist in daily life and facilitate learning about this new environment.

“Do you want me to show you around? We have a wide selection of trinkets and gadgets that you can use while hunting monsters, or for everyday activities, or honestly anything that you could want.” After walking around the shop with Shadlings a bunch of older men staring at us like we were some sort of prey I stopped at the edge of an aisle and smiled at a gadget that might be fun to use with the boys … or maybe they’d hate me for it. I wasn’t sure. “I’ll take this,” I said. Shadlings clapped her hands together, grabbed the gadget, and hurried toward the register, checking me out at lightning speed. After handing me the bag, she excused herself to scrub the floors with a bucket of soap and th

Another shareholder raised a hand, "How is this different from what's already on the market? What sets our gadget apart?" Dave smiled, ready to answer. "Our gadget offers unique features and functionalities that cater specifically to the needs and interests of young users. It's sleek, user-friendly, and packed with innovative applications that promote learning and creativity." A skeptical shareholder questioned, "Do we have a target market in mind for this gadget? How do we plan to reach them?" Dave nodded, "We've conducted extensive market research to identify our target demographic and develop a strategic marketing plan. We aim to reach young people through social media, influencers, and p

Geoff led Keenan through his apartment, eyes glittering with a mix of pride and mischief. “This-” he waved at the sleek, glowing rectangle resting on the table, “is called a smartphone. It’s how people talk, share stories, and… well, do other things.” Keenan’s brows furrowed, tracing the device's edges like it might bite. “It hums with strange magic,” he muttered, unsure but fascinated. “Not magic,” Geoff chuckled, “technology. But here’s a secret...” He leaned closer, voice dropping. “I keep something special in this box.” He nodded toward a small, locked chest tucked beneath the desk.

“No way, man! All those big, dumb warriors think the cake explosion was just a silly birthday prank from the guests.” Kairo falls completely silent for a few intense seconds, his young brain calculating the danger before his boots slide off the sofa toward the restroom. Once his small body is inside the stone washroom, his hand locks the door bolt tight and he quickly whips out his high-tech, customized smartwatch—a device that looks like any common kid's toy but is packed with powerful cyber hacking features.