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Motorola QUENCH with MOTOBLUR and Swype – 50 wpm texting!
Motorola's new QUENCH handset features MOTOBLUR syncing software and Swype which it claims is good for 50 words-per-minute texting
Bicycles
Spokeless bicycle adds some 'cool' to pedal power
Students at Yale have a created a human-powered spokeless (almost) bicycle that has plenty of powered possibilities in the future.
Mobile Technology
Huawei shows E398 triple-mode LTE modem
Huawei's new E398 is the world’s first triple-mode LTE modem compatible with all three major network standards: LTE, UMTS, and GSM.
ADHD & Autism
Study Nook gives special needs students added focus
The Study Nook helps students with special needs to focus on learning tasks while still remaining part of the classroom environment.
Good Thinking
Firescuba mask prevents smoke inhalation
Firescuba is a cardboard cup-shaped device that filters out poisonous smoke and gives wearers a greater chance of surviving an unexpected fire-related disaster.
Wellness and Healthy Living
Small liquid sensor could lead to home cancer detection kits
A tiny sensor, known as an acoustic resonant sensor, could bring the benefits of home testing to the diagnosis a variety of diseases, including breast and prostate cancers.
Electronics
Eyeball-tracking earbuds let you control your MP3 player with a glance
How the heck does it do that? Japanese telecom giant NTT DoCoMo has used the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to demo a very cool new handsfree interface you can use to control an MP3 player using gestures you make with your eyeballs.
Photography
Gorillapod goes magnetic
Gorillapod designer Joby has announced a new addition to the range - the Gorillapod Magnetic.
Bicycles
Proposed Beijing district to reduce carbon emissions and energy use
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP has unveiled ambitious plans to transform a business district in Beijing into an energy efficient, low carbon model for sustainable growth
Environment
Cleaner, cheaper fuel from orange peels and newspaper
Scientists have found a way to turn discarded fruit peels, newspapers and other waste products into cheap fuel to power the world’s vehicles.
Body and Mind
Computer takes guesswork out of anesthetizing
Scientists from the Canary Islands have developed an automatic anesthetic dosing system that responds to the level of a patient's consciousness.
Medical Devices
Outer Ear allows hearing-impaired people to 'feel the noise'
The Outer Ear converts sound waves into physical vibration that hearing impaired or deaf people can feel on their skin.
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