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not even diabetic, would still wear. that sounds like a really good application of smaller and new technology, hopefully they'll come out with my HUD clock soon. 

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http://www.theverge.com/2014/1/6/5282472/intel-announces-edison-a-computer-the-size-of-an-sd-card/in/5046515
 

 
 
Never, EVER would I have thought that ANYBODY would be able to develop something as powerful as this, well, computer, in that form factor. It's a fully functional PC, and even comes with built in WiFi and Bluetooth support, and it's just the size of an SD card. Wow, that's amazing. This thing has to be expensive though.

Just a while ago I discovered World of Warplanes and now I found War Thunder. I was just wondering which game has less grinding for money and unlockables. I've played World of Tanks and I know that it takes quite a while to obtain a decent machine that will last the whole match and I just wanted to know if this is the same go with War Thunder. 
Over-all I'm looking for the most fun, rewardable game that doesn't take hours and hours just to unlock a few ok planes. 
Thanks if you help me out.
Cheers!

plastic bag ftw

UBUNTU!!! <3 :wub:  :wub:  :wub: 

I was checking my Facebook and suddenly i had seen this pic and first again seen in softpedia website

Recently we had seen Smart bra and now the thing is  Toothbrush which is connected to internet.....
I just read an article on NDTV  about smart tooth brush . i was searching for CES suddenly i got this article, that says
 

 
 
Brush smarter. That's the message from the makers of what is billed as the world's first Internet-connected toothbrush.

Unveiled on Sunday at a preview event for the Consumer Electronics Show, the device from French-based startup Kolibree aims "to reinvent oral care," according to co-founder Loic Cessot.

"The technology in the industry has not evolved for years," Cessot told AFP.

"The idea is not to brush stronger, but smarter."

The Kolibree toothbrush includes a sensor which detects how much tartar is being removed in a brushing. It also records brushing activity so users can maintain a consistent cleaning each time.

The device conveys the information wirelessly to a smartphone app - a particularly useful aid for parents who want to monitor the teeth cleaning efforts of small children, according to Cessot.

"When you use a normal toothbrush you never really know what you've cleaned. It might be 30 per cent. The only person who really knows is the dentist."

But the app can tell users if they have missed hard-to-clean areas or are not getting a thorough brushing.

The app, which is open for developers to add on other programs, aims to increase motivation and make the experience more fun, said Cessot.

The self-funded startup created by Cessot and former Microsoft and Google executive Thomas Serval plans to release the toothbrush worldwide in the third quarter, getting a boost from a crowdsourcing effort.

Orders will be available initially through Kickstarter from $99 to $200 ,depending on the model and will include a free mobile app.

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Smart,reusable condoms!

Smart-dildos

I'm pretty sure I have that Toothbrush..

Why spend that much when you can use a normal toothbrush...
 

Recently we had seen Smart bra and now the thing is  Toothbrush which is connected to internet.....
I just read an article on NDTV  about smart tooth brush . i was searching for CES suddenly i got this article, that says
 

 
 
Brush smarter. That's the message from the makers of what is billed as the world's first Internet-connected toothbrush.

Unveiled on Sunday at a preview event for the Consumer Electronics Show, the device from French-based startup Kolibree aims "to reinvent oral care," according to co-founder Loic Cessot.

"The technology in the industry has not evolved for years," Cessot told AFP.

"The idea is not to brush stronger, but smarter."

The Kolibree toothbrush includes a sensor which detects how much tartar is being removed in a brushing. It also records brushing activity so users can maintain a consistent cleaning each time.

The device conveys the information wirelessly to a smartphone app - a particularly useful aid for parents who want to monitor the teeth cleaning efforts of small children, according to Cessot.

"When you use a normal toothbrush you never really know what you've cleaned. It might be 30 per cent. The only person who really knows is the dentist."

But the app can tell users if they have missed hard-to-clean areas or are not getting a thorough brushing.

The app, which is open for developers to add on other programs, aims to increase motivation and make the experience more fun, said Cessot.

The self-funded startup created by Cessot and former Microsoft and Google executive Thomas Serval plans to release the toothbrush worldwide in the third quarter, getting a boost from a crowdsourcing effort.

Orders will be available initially through Kickstarter from $99 to $200 ,depending on the model and will include a free mobile app.

Recently we had seen Smart bra and now the thing is  Toothbrush which is connected to internet.....
I just read an article on NDTV  about smart tooth brush . i was searching for CES suddenly i got this article, that says
 

 
 
Brush smarter. That's the message from the makers of what is billed as the world's first Internet-connected toothbrush.

Unveiled on Sunday at a preview event for the Consumer Electronics Show, the device from French-based startup Kolibree aims "to reinvent oral care," according to co-founder Loic Cessot.

"The technology in the industry has not evolved for years," Cessot told AFP.

"The idea is not to brush stronger, but smarter."

The Kolibree toothbrush includes a sensor which detects how much tartar is being removed in a brushing. It also records brushing activity so users can maintain a consistent cleaning each time.

The device conveys the information wirelessly to a smartphone app - a particularly useful aid for parents who want to monitor the teeth cleaning efforts of small children, according to Cessot.

"When you use a normal toothbrush you never really know what you've cleaned. It might be 30 per cent. The only person who really knows is the dentist."

But the app can tell users if they have missed hard-to-clean areas or are not getting a thorough brushing.

The app, which is open for developers to add on other programs, aims to increase motivation and make the experience more fun, said Cessot.

The self-funded startup created by Cessot and former Microsoft and Google executive Thomas Serval plans to release the toothbrush worldwide in the third quarter, getting a boost from a crowdsourcing effort.

Orders will be available initially through Kickstarter from $99 to $200 ,depending on the model and will include a free mobile app.

I was checking my Facebook and suddenly i had seen this pic and first again seen in softpedia website

I was checking my Facebook and suddenly i had seen this pic and first again seen in softpedia website

I was checking my Facebook and suddenly i had seen this pic and first again seen in softpedia website

I was checking my Facebook and suddenly i had seen this pic and first again seen in softpedia website

I was checking my Facebook and suddenly i had seen this pic and first again seen in softpedia website

The battle between the top browsers on the market continues with another round. Market researcher Net Applications revealed new statistics for the month of December 2013,claiming that Internet Explorer continues to be the number one desktop browser worldwide.
 
I thought most of the users use chrome but surprisingly IE in the top, 

 
What’s more shocking is that the leading spot is currently held by Internet Explorer 8 with a market share of 20.64 percent, followed by Google Chrome 31 with 12.88 percent. 

Three other Internet Explorer versions come next, namely IE10 with 11.05 percent, IE11 with 10.42 percent, and IE9 with 8.96 percent.

If you’re wondering what happened to Mozilla’s Firefox, version 25 is only sixth in the new charts with 7.48 percent of the market, while Firefox 26 comes next with only 6.60 percent.

Shockingly, Internet Explorer 6.0 continues to be quite a popular choice for many users across the world, as Net Applicationsclaims that no less than 4.43 percent of the desktop computers are still running it right now.

Internet Explorer 6.0 was launched more than 12 years ago as part of the Windows XP operating system and is no longer able to cope with today’s standards.
 
Source: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Internet-Explorer-Continues-to-Be-the-Number-One-Browser-in-the-World-413007.shtml