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Matthew Fantauzzi

Patient has 75 per cent of his skull replaced by 3DD-printed implant | Information, Gad... - 0 views

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    As if 3D printing wasn't impressive enough. A unnamed man in the US successfully had 75 percent of his skull replaced using just a 3D printer. The printer printed out an implant, which the company (Oxford Performance Materials) was granted permission to install within the patients skull. Also stated was that the implant has special indent and features that allows and promotes brain growth within the patient. The potential of 3D printing is extremely high. The company has said that they can now print out implants to fix any type of bone damage, whether it be from disease or trauma. The company also says that 500 people in the US a month could use this technology to fix any injuries. 3D printing is the future of the medical field, and I wouldn't be surprised if some day we could 3D print organs.  3D printing is talked about a lot in Mr. Fabroa's class, but I believe that it deserves all the coverage it gets. It truly is the future of the technological world.
Matthew Fantauzzi

Google Helps You Control Your Digital Life Once You're Worm Food | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 0 views

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    Google has recently implemented a feature known as "Inactive Account Manager" which will allow users to control what will happen to their data after inactivity for a predetermined amount of time. The option gives users the option of deleting their data, or sending the account information such as passwords to another user or email address. Besides the use of this feature for alive users that just wish to remove their information if they don't use the services after a certain amount of time, Inactive Account Manager is one of the first mainstream Google features that will allow people to control what happens to their information after they're six feet under. With the way technology has become more and more involved in our every day lives, this new implementation is not surprising to me at all. What surprises me is that it took this long for there to be a service such as this. A quick Google search shows that on Facebook alone, there is over 30 million accounts of dead users still on the Facebook servers. It won't be long until other social websites implement such features, and it wouldn't be surprising if some even allow you to write a message or status update after their untimely doom. Imagine that, "John Smith is now dea! Like or Comment"
vahanos needsnolastname

Vodafone Warns iPhone 4S Owners Not to Upgrade to Latest Version of iOS | Gadget Lab | ... - 0 views

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    Vodafone warns that IPhone 4S owners should not upgrade to the latest version of the IOS. the reasoning as to why IPhone 4S users shouldn't upgrade to the latest IOS is because some user  that did update there IPhones 4S to the new IOS begin to experience problems connecting to the internet, receiving  text messages and phone calls, but there is no fear if you have upgraded as because they are already trying to find a solution to the problem.  
Sarah Karam

Force Flyer accelerometer-controlled RC helicopter, we go gloves-on (video) -- Engadget - 0 views

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    There are many toy helicopters that you can buy, but what makes this toy different than the rest is that you can move the helicopter with your hand. You basically wear this glove with a joystick and you are able to make the helicopter move through the air just by waving your hands. This toy relates to this course because you have to be able to program this device to do all the movements that the glove is doing. As well, the software on this device is incredible and its a gaming device for all to have fun.  
Nicholas Hann

The Video Game Coffee Table! - 1 views

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    I think this is an awesome fun toy for when ever you feel like have coffee and playing video games. You can play many games on it such as mortal combat, pacman, space invaders and many other fun games! I think this invention is awesome for people who have guests over there place and you can show them you new coffee table!
Kadeesha P

Report: Google-Branded Tablet to Land in April | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 0 views

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    This article is about Google's new tablet that will be released sometime in April this tablet is expected to cost $199, it will be 7-inch. This tablet is an update for the android 4.0. I think people would invest in this because it can do many things like IPad but is cheaper. I think people should invest in a Google branded tablet instead of the IPad beacause it can save you a lot of money.
Michael Cambare

Scientists Reconstruct Movies From Our Minds - 0 views

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    Scientists have now further refined their ability to be able to read and render our memories. Test subjects were given a number of movies to watch (hopefully not rise of the planet of the apes, that was just a terrible movie, it has no respect to the first film in terms of story. In the first film it is said humanity wiped itself out in a nuclear war to destroy the monkeys but in this movie it was because of a disease, and they even put it after the credits so if you leave early which you will, you will not even finish the whole movie or grasp its crappy plot.)and were then placed in an MRI machine. The MRI machine read their brain activity for hours on end which was then compiled and rendered through super special 11 herbs and spices techniques to roughly display their thoughts visually. This technology needs to be further refined so that instead of hours of imaging, it can be seconds of imaging so that our governments may use it to find the terrorists, our enemies and decrease our liberties all at the same time.
Michael Cambare

Thunderbolt To Get Even Faster With New Cables - 0 views

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    Even faster? Nien, nien, nien, nien that is not possible.But apparently it is with new fibre optic cables that transfer data even faster with the use of light pulses instead of electrical pulses. This is a pain free upgrade for thunderbolt users now because all you need to do is buy a new cable. Can it get any faster? Nothing goes faster then light, or does it? No it doesn't as outlined in the equation in e=mc2. But is that a lie? No, Einstein was right, he got everything else right. (Baby dont hurt me no more, da, da, da, da, da, da, da)
Nicole Falcone

Cool & Geeky Gadgets - Cameras, Watches, Mobile Phones, Spy Devices and more... - 0 views

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      Thats sick 
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    Sunglasses that have a spy camera, DVR, blue tooth and an MP3 player with 4GB. This is good for protecting your eyes from the sun while listening to music without headphones and spying on people.
Michael Cambare

Tango Video Calling Service Arrives On PC - 0 views

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    The free VOIP calling application Tango for iphone has now been made compatible with PC. Now PC's can make free calls to smart phones such as the iphone and other android devices. Yet again the internet is a successful avenue for people to do whatever the hell they want.
codrin gherghel

What to Expect From Apple's 2011 iPhone Event | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 0 views

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    This article is about what were expecting from Apple this coming year. Besides Steve Jobs stepping down as CEO of Apple and leaving it all to Tim Cook, anticipation is high for the next iphone and the coming of iOS 5. i think it's safe to say that people everywhere are exciting to see what Apple has up their sleeve in 2011.
anonymous

Cool & Geeky Gadgets - Cameras, Watches, Mobile Phones, Spy Devices and more... - 0 views

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      i already inputed
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    USB powered cup warmer and USB hub with clock. Advanced design USB powered cup warmer with 4- port USB hub and illuminated clock with date for use on your desktop. Why suffer with cold coffee when you are "in the zone" at your computer?
Michael Cambare

Oh Yeah! Immortal Stem Cells Finally Created - 1 views

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    Scientists working out of Georgia have claimed they have reversed the aging process in stem cells. Stem cells are essentially nature's duct tape because of their ability to replicate surrounding cells however they regenerate slowly which is one of the reasons why that have yet to be put into major medical use (that and our conservative government). This new discovery has made indestructible duct tape at a cellular level. This however does not fix stems cells' slow replication process, but this is one step forward.
Matthew Tam

Ecko Zip earbuds pump tunes through a functioning zipper, let you drop your fly in publ... - 0 views

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    Hate getting your headphones tangled into one giant mess?  Well these new Ecko Zip headphones combines the zipper with the headphones, allowing you to to rock more, and unzip less.
Michael Cambare

Wearable Antenna for USMC - 1 views

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    God bless America for the most technologically advanced trigger happy group of soldiers in the world. America is constantly trying to better their view of the battlefield so today BAE systems unveiled a GPS unit that can track, and see what the soldiers see's at all times. This is to be transmitted from an extra light garment like antenna to a command center where generals can have a better view of the battlefield. Bless America and its continuing fight against the fascist, the communist, the terrorist and the intellectual community. USA USA USA USA USA -Certified American Badass
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    The intellectual community?
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    Sarcasm, republican primaries have left me with some resentment. I feel if they get in charge we can say goodbye to american scientific innovation for the next little while.
Michael Cambare

Skynet Alert! US Military Drones Infected By Mysterious Virus - 0 views

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    Military drones based in Pakistan have been hacked this week by an unknown source. They have yet to turn on their masters and the hacking has been so far benign. The question is, who is doing the hacking? This outlines the government's susceptibility to computer attack. Their ignorance and dependance on conventional warfare will fire back at them one day.
Farid Manafov

Steve Jobs Bio: Its 6 Most Surprising Reveals | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 0 views

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    Before the highly anticipated book about Steve Jobs' bio by Walter Isaacson comes out. This small page shows a small peak of Steve Jobs' bio, what he says and what he will leave behind. He mentions something about Hewlett Packard, as he stated that they had created such an excellent company, but now it's being dismembered and destroyed, and he didn't want that to happen to Apple the same way. R.I.P. Steve Jobs, truly a great and different mind.
Thomas Teixeira

Why Apple Isn't Going to Release a 7-inch iPad | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 0 views

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    Why isn't apple releasing an 7 inch iPad. They say its just isn't apples way. They don't want to change the price just because its a smaller iPad so they rather keep their iPad stay the same size as it is.
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