Today's technology is so fun to me. Now there are so many different devices and tech gear to help people and keep them entertained for hours.

So, here are some cool tech toys could be helpful for the Fall semester, and that I hope you all will find as cool and interesting as I did.

1. Fitbit Charge HR

Those of you who know me know that I am obsessed with my Fitbit. It's my life. What I really love about it, is just how aware it has made me been of my fitness and how much I am actually doing in a day. If you don't have one yet I seriously suggest looking into getting one. They will change your life.

Price: $120 up depending on where you purchase yours.

2. Chromecast

I'm sure most people have heard of Chromecast, but I just think it's still one of the coolest things ever.

Price: $30

3. Livescribe Pen

When I heard about this pen I nearly lost my mind. It will record lectures, copy what you're writing to your device, and you can even send and share your notes.

Price: $100 and up

4. Bose Wireless Headphones

We all know that Bose is a pricy brand, but it's also one of the best. I always think that owning a quality pair of headphones, especially when you're needing to study, can really come in handy. Maybe one day I will convince myself to purchase a pair of Bose, but for now I'll just keep dreaming.

Price: Depends on the type of headphones

5. Notability App

Notability is a cool app that lets you record your professors words to text, organize and share notes, and more. It's a really great way to help you get take the notes you need for when it comes time for studying.

Price: $7.99 on iTunes

6. My Little Steamer

Okay, don't laugh. I know this isn't SUPER high tech, but it's probably one of the best "tech" things I own. The name basically says it all. It's a little steamer that you can literally take anywhere. It's so perfect when you're in a hurry or don't have a lot of space to put an ironing board. You might judge now, but you'll thank me later.

Price: $19.99

7. Ruggie

I thought this was awesome. Mostly, because I know that there is no way I would be able to sleep in if bought this. It's an alarm clock that makes you step on it in order for the alarm to stop ringing, and will even reward you with motivation to get out of bed. Ruggie is on Kickstarter, but I'm pretty sure will be making it's way around the houses of America very soon.

Price: The retail price is $99