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11th October 2015
02:09pm BST

The iRing comes after the iWatch
The patent says: "The use of touch-sensitive surfaces as input devices for computers and other devices has increased significantly in recent years.
‘A user controls an external electronic device with a finger ring-mounted touchscreen that includes a computer processor, wireless transceiver, and rechargeable power source.
‘The ring is worn on a first finger and receives an input from a second finger".
Speaking to The Daily Mail about the device, entrepreneur and internet consultant Matt Webb said: "The ring might carry extra features, such as all your passwords. That would make it like a 21st Century signet ring".Explore more on these topics: