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Wearable computing is here already: How hi-tech got under our skin

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The revelation that George Osborne has begun using Jawbone Up, the activity-tracking wristband that monitors how much you move during the day and whether you sleep enough at night, caused some mirth in Westminster last week.
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"Next Gen Technology"

You know, this actually really bothers me. Why mention this if it's been done for the past 17 years in gaming?
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Some amazing new Business Technologies in 2013

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Some amazing new Business Technologies in Business in 2013 http://goo.gl/6gp3o ; #tech #technology #technews #business

 

 


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The zero gravity fight scene in Inception was not CGI, but rather an entire rotating set!

The zero gravity fight scene in Inception was not CGI, but rather an entire rotating set! | Innovating to what's next... | Scoop.it
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July 20, 2013 7:06 AM
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Who’s killing the electronic cigarette?

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That’s the topic of my article for The Ümlaut, a new website published by Jerry Brito and Eli Dourado:

Since no one seriously disputes that using e-cigarettes is far safer than habitually inhaling cigarette smoke, allowing them to compete should be a no-brainer. Unfortunately, the law allows the FDA to ban new tobacco products even when they are irrefutably safer than what is already for sale. The agency evaluates applications based not only on the risk to individual users, but also on how they impact smoking cessation and initiation in the population as a whole. If the FDA decides that these effects outweigh the health benefits, it could ban e-cigarettes not because they are dangerous, but rather in spite of their safety.


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The internet of you: How wireless medical implants will change medicine

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In the future, patients and doctors will monitor health with data collected constantly inside the body and beamed directly to their mobile device or computer.

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Quantified self moves internal. 

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Juice up – iPhone Guard and Power Sharing Cable for Battery Backup

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More intelligent gadgets for my stupid iPhone

 

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