Scientists over at the University of Western Ontario is in the process of developing new contact lenses that could help people with diabetes determine their sugar levels by watching themselves in the mirror and see the change of eyeball color.
I think this definitely is something that would help people with diabetes a lot as they won’t have to carry around a tester kit with them everywhere. Plus, this might be even better
We’ve had many previous blog posts on brain-controlled robots. Well, here’s another one to keep your mind interested!
Japan scientists at the Honda Research Institute have unveiled the world’s first brain to machine interface. Dubbed BMI short for Brain Machine Interface this new technology system will enable people to control robots using their mind.
More cool stuff coming…
The world’’s first USB flash Drive with OLED display gets introduced by ennova Direct Corp. It will come with a retractable USB connector and an integrated biometric fingerprint scanner on the OLED display itself, changing color upon the success or failure of each finger swipe. Apart from that, the OLED display also doubles up as an interactive interface that enables users to choose from specific files and initiate specific functions without having to go through the computer’s interface. This Gizmo is what I cal
Microsoft Surface may be an easy option for businesses to get a multi-touch surface computer but they did not invent it nor is it the only viable option to having one yourself.
The guys over at MaximumPC has done a fantastic job of documenting how to build a multi-touch surface computer all from scratch using open-source multi-touch software Touchlib. I find it facinating that the multi-touch is
In a recent Apple get-together conference (actually right now I think…), Steve Jobs says Blue-ray discs are “bag of hurt” and he’s unsure if this Blue-ray disc thing will keep going or not.
Although I don’t agree with Steve Jobs’ decision on going with AT&T for the iPhone, I have to agree Blue-ray discs are still in their early stages and things could drastically change in the next 1-2 years.
Just remember when the last couple time Sony failed to standardize their new technology inventions such as
Google Chrome Hacks Blog Launched!
Google Chrome Hacks Blog was launched today.
We had to settle on Chrome-hacks.net although we wanted to get Chromehacks.com.
We will be doing a lot of posts on the latest tips, hacks, and other news just for the Google Chrome browser so make sure to subscribe to RSS feed.
For the mother of God and for whatever reason, we just launched another new blog, of course it’s called
Holy crap, Oce unveils their new printing technology. Instead of traditional inkjet or laserjet crap, this new technology uses this ink gel balls! You can buy one here.
LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on ‘IRgA 2008’) — <Visual News> Océ unveiled today new printing technology ‘CrystalPoint’, which combines toner and inkjet printing at the IRgA 2008 Annual Conventi
