Samsung Uploads New “Day In The Life” With The Galaxy S3 Video – Stepford Family Included

Samsung has just uploaded a new video to their YouTube channel simply titled, “Samsung Galaxy S III – A Day In The Life.” The video shows off a simple day (with probably the happiest, most beautifully creepy family I’ve ever seen in my life) made perfect thanks to the only phone on this planet “designed for humans.” Okay, seriously. I’ve never been that happy in my life. Ever. But I want to be. Guess I just need a Samsung Galaxy S3 in my home.

Nothing new we haven’t seen before, but you guys can send this to your friends and family who are maybe on the fence on their next phone purchase.



Android Phone, Samsung Uploads New “Day In The Life” With The Galaxy S3 Video â€" Stepford Family Included

Archive of Jobs videos makes iTunes go all things Steve

The mark that Steve Jobs left on the industry is a deep one, indeed. But aside from regular product announcements, we didn't see all that much of the Apple founder. Jobs's appearances at the All Things Digital conference certainly do a little to remedy the late-executive's notoriously private nature, and now you can watch them all from the comfort of your own Apple-branded media player.

Engadget, Archive of Jobs videos makes iTunes go all things Steve

PSA: SpaceX's Dragon due to splash down at 11:44am ET (video)

SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft successfully departed the International Space Station at 4:07am ET and began its gentle descent into the atmosphere soon after. It's the home straight for the historic private spaceflight company as it concludes its first ever supply mission to the heavens. It's due to splash down in the Pacific Ocean, a few hundred miles off the coast of southern California at 11:44am ET. If you'd like to watch the craft being retrieved from its watery berth then head on past the break, with coverage set to begin from 10:15am ET.

Engadget, PSA: SpaceX's Dragon due to splash down at 11:44am ET (video)

Noctua set to debut prototype noise cancelling PC fan next week

The more powerful your computer setup is, the more heat it will tend to generate especially if you're packing powerful graphic cards and have a lot of processes going on. That heat needs to be cooled, thus the existence of cooling fans and liquid cooling systems. While liquid cooling systems might be a cooler solution, not everyone has the know-how or the need for such cooling systems and will resort to fans.

Ubergizmo, Noctua set to debut prototype noise cancelling PC fan next week

Man prosecuted in Japan over sales of Nintendo DS flashcarts

While we're sure that there are plenty of gamers out there who purchase original games and cartridges for their PlayStation or Nintendo handheld gaming consoles, there are probably just as many, if not more gamers who resort of illegal means. If the latter describes you, then you're probably familiar with the R4 cart for the Nintendo DS that allows users to store multiple pirated games on it. We're pretty sure that wasn't the intention of the R4 cart but ultimately it has come to this.

Ubergizmo, Man prosecuted in Japan over sales of Nintendo DS flashcarts

Sensio Labs crosses the channel to launch in the UK under Inviqa Group

London - UK, 31 May - Reinforcing its commitment to become the world’s leading PHP company, The Inviqa Group has today announced the launch of Sensio Labs UK. The Inviqa Group is currently the largest PHP company in the UK and the partnership with Sensio Labs brings the core Symfony team to The Inviqa Group.Sensio Labs is the creator of Symfony, a leading open source PHP application framework that helps developers to deliver high quality projects to tight deadlines.

Press Release Distribution, Sensio Labs crosses the channel to launch in the UK under Inviqa Group

CryEngine 3 demo reel shows off enhanced physics [video]

. Crytek has consistently raised the bar in high-quality graphics with its popular Crysis franchise and CryENGINE gaming engine. CryENGINE 3, the company's latest offering, allows game developers to create gorgeous environments and stunning character models. The gaming engine also features revolutionary soft-body physics for unbelievably realistic physical simulations, as demonstrated by the creators of “Rigs of Rods,” an open-source driving simulator.

Boy Genius Report, CryEngine 3 demo reel shows off enhanced physics [video]

Microsoft announces Office 365 for Government, touts its fluffy cloud-based goodness

Unlike certain folks who wear tinfoil hats Microsoft has no qualms working with the guv'ment. Having added Office 365 support to Windows Phone in its Mango update, the company is now turning its attention to a less tech-averse Uncle Sam with the introduction of the obviously named Office 365 for Government. According to Microsoft, this rendition of Office 365 places US government data in the soft embrace of the cloud via its own segregated community. Offerings featured with the service include Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Lync Online and Office Professional Plus.

Engadget, Microsoft announces Office 365 for Government, touts its fluffy cloud-based goodness

ZTE Athena appears in spy shots, squeezes ICS in 6.2mm package

Some posts on social network Weibo point to an ultra-thin Android phone from ZTE in the works, codenamed Athena. The device readily beats the Motorola DROID RAZR (7.1mm) and the Huawei Ascend P1 S (6.7mm), having a profile of just 6.2mm. You'll also notice the Kevlar back of the Athena that is visible in one of the leaked photos. The ZTE Athena should also surpass those two in processing power with its (presumably dual-core) Cortex-A15 CPU. The phone will be running Android 4.0 ICS with a custom "Miflavor UI" skin on top.



GSM Arena, ZTE Athena appears in spy shots, squeezes ICS in 6.2mm package

Orange San Diego revealed: Intel-powered phone to reach UK on June 6th for £200

Orange took its time to decide, but now it's settled. The first European Intel-equipped smartphone is the San Diego, replacing the Santa Clara codename assigned to it since February's Mobile World Congress. It will launch on pay-as-you-go at £200, including £10 of credit - although Orange tell us this will be an introductory price. On contract, prices will start at £15.50 per month for two years and Brits will be able to pick one up from June 6th. We're getting the full run-through from Orange UK and Intel, but we're itching to run our new benchmarks on the Medfield phone as soon as they let us at it.






Engadget, Orange San Diego revealed: Intel-powered phone to reach UK on June 6th for £200

Skyscape Cloud Services signs up to the Government’s Procurement Pledge

Providing Assured Cloud Services to the UK Public SectorLondon - May 31st 2012 - Skyscape Cloud Services Limited, the easy to adopt, easy to use and easy to leave Assured Cloud Services Company, today announced that it has signed up to the Government’s Procurement Pledge.

Press Release Distribution, Skyscape Cloud Services signs up to the Government’s Procurement Pledge

Nikon pushes out D4, D800 firmware update, fixes lock-up issues and other bugs

It wasn't long ago that we heard about the “lock-up” woes D4 and D800 owners were experiencing on their shiny new shooters, but luckily for them, Nikon just outed a fix to take care of those issues. Aside from solving the aforementioned annoyance, the firmware update (B:1.01) also mends a problem allowing RAW files to be network-transferred while in JPEG-only mode, as well as a bug causing bits like aperture and exposure compensation to change unexpectedly when using certain custom settings.

2DayBlog.com, Nikon pushes out D4, D800 firmware update, fixes lock-up issues and other bugs

Quick Fathers Day Gifts: Samsung 32GB Class 10 Micro SD $30, 5,000mAh Portable Battery $25 [Deals]

You can never have too many SD cards, right. Well, eBay’s Daily Deals page has not only a great priced 32GB class 10 micro SD card ($30), but a nice 5,000mAh portable battery charger as well ($25). The card is an official Samsung manufactured SD card (part no. ), so, no worries on receiving a counterfeit. The portable battery charger has a 5 star rating from Amazon and features dual high-output 1A and 2.1A ports. That means this will not only charge your phone or tablet quickly, but simultaneously as well.


Android Phone, Quick Fathers Day Gifts: Samsung 32GB Class 10 Micro SD $30, 5,000mAh Portable Battery $25 [Deals]

Why the Mercedes 300SL Gullwing is so damn special, as described by an owner

The phrase "instant classic" gets thrown around a lot these days, and applied to all sorts of mediocre stuff, from mass produced retro muscle cars to Italian exotics that are astonishing only by virtue of price. Truth be told, you can probably count the numbers of cars that have ever been deserving of such a label on one hand (and perhaps have a finger or two left over). Certainly the Mercedes-Benz 300SL is one of the few. First introduced at the 1954 New York Auto Show and produced for only four years, the amazing "Gullwing" is as shocking a sight to behold today as it was some six decades ago.

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techcrunch, Why the Mercedes 300SL Gullwing is so damn special, as described by an owner

Second-gen IOIO in the works: embraces the wireless revolution, cuts cost

Ytai Ben-Tsvi's IOIO board is quite the hit with the Android-hacking DIY crowd. But, that doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement on the $50 dev board. A second-gen version is in the works that adds the ability to connect to a computer as a USB device (not just as a host) or via Bluetooth, without the need for a intermediary controller like an Arduino. Perhaps most exciting for those interested in tinkering with DIY Android phone accessories, is the plan to cut the price of the new IOIO. How much less the next version will cost isn't clear yet, but even just $5 could make a major difference.

Engadget, Second-gen IOIO in the works: embraces the wireless revolution, cuts cost

Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 arrives in the US

Are you on the lookout for the Lenovo IdeaTab S2109, and are currently residing in the US. Well, this is a little bit of good news to offer you some mid-week cheer, as the Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 has finally arrived Stateside in order to provide an alternative to the mighty iPad from Apple. I know, it will definitely not be able to offer you a similar experience as that of using an iPad, but at least it is decent enough size-wise, sporting a 9.7″ display at 1024 x 768 resolution, tipping the scales at 1.3 lbs, and is a thin puppy at 8.9mm.

Ubergizmo, Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 arrives in the US

UK: LG Prada 3.0 can now be yours for just £239.99

The LG Prada 3.0 (or Prada Phone by LG 3.0, or Prada Phone 3.0 by LG – the company doesn't seem to be very clear about this phone's name) has been available in the UK since February. So far, the pricing's been indicative of a typical high-end Android smartphone. But now you have the chance of getting a pretty decent handset for a great price. And let's not forget that it has the name Prada slapped on its front – that's got to be worth something to someone.
The Prada 3.0 can now be yours for just £239.99, a far cry from the £400+ you were previously required to pay for this exact same device.

Unwired View, UK: LG Prada 3.0 can now be yours for just £239.99

ARCHOS launches Alvin and the Chipmunks-themed Child Pad with Ice Cream Sandwich

ARCHOS is jumping into the kids tablet game with the release of the 7-inch Child Pad. The new slate designed for youngsters is loaded up with an Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 theme, but we're more interested in a set of specs that doesn't look half bad for a device of the Child Pad's class. The tablet features a 1GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, 4GB of storage, and WiFi connectivity. Better than that, it runs Ice Cream Sandwich.
ARCHOS is pre-loading the tablet with plenty of apps and games tailored to kids, including Angry Birds along with more educational fare.

Android Phone, ARCHOS launches Alvin and the Chipmunks-themed Child Pad with Ice Cream Sandwich

Apple to Demo New TV OS at WWDC Next Week

We've been hearing rumors about Apple's new TV over the past few weeks. Now apparently, the folks over at BGR have learnt from a source that they claim is 'trusted', that the Cupertino tech giant is planning to demo a brand new version of the Apple TV's OS at Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference (WWDC 2012) that will be taking place from the 11th of June through to the 15th. Reportedly, the new OS in question is said to be much more feature-complete than the current OS that Apple TV runs. In addition to that, the source also states that this OS will feature on Apple's much talked about and upcoming HDTV.

Ubergizmo, Apple to Demo New TV OS at WWDC Next Week

Google+ New Local Tab Features Zagat Ratings

Back in October, Google forked over $151 million to acquire Zagat. Of course we didn't know what Google had in store for it then but now however, the company has revealed its plans with regards to the restaurant review and guide system. According to the team behind Google+, the acquisition of Zagat was the final piece of the puzzle and with it; Google has launched a new Google+ tab called Local which will replace the Google+ Places page. In addition to that, the results based on Local will be intertwined with search results when users attempt one on either Google Maps or Places.

Ubergizmo, Google+ New Local Tab Features Zagat Ratings

Logitech unveils K760 solar powered keyboard with Bluetooth for Mac/iOS devices

While Logitech's keyboard offerings are primarily aimed at Windows users, the company has released several Apple products in the past, such as the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 for Mac. The good news is that if you enjoyed the solar keyboard, you might be interested to learn that the company has recently announced a smaller version of the solar powered keyboard in the form of the K760. Unfortunately due to its smaller form factor, those who use the number pad extensively will be disappointed to learn that it has been removed.

Ubergizmo, Logitech unveils K760 solar powered keyboard with Bluetooth for Mac/iOS devices

Square Enix Releases Hitman: Absolution - Attack of the Saints Trailer

Square Enix studio IO Interactive A/S has just announced a new trailer titled 'Attack of the Saints' which is a new Hitman: Absolution trailer. The purpose of this trailer is to promote Agent 47's appearance that we will be able to witness more of during this year's E3. In this new trailer we can see a run-down motel room where Agent 47 is treating his wounds. Meanwhile, his former employer the ICA send a deadly specialized Wetworks team after him dubbed "The Saints".

The ICA obviously wants him dead but it looks like they'll have to work just a little harder to get it done.

Ubergizmo, Square Enix Releases Hitman: Absolution - Attack of the Saints Trailer

Samsung officially launches the Galaxy S III in 28 countries today

As expected, today is the day when Samsung's new Galaxy S III becomes available – in some markets at least. According to Samsung, the S III is launching now, May 29, in 28 markets across Europe (including the UK), the Middle East, and Africa. Yesterday, we told you that some Galaxy S III versions have been slightly delayed in the UK.

Unwired View, Samsung officially launches the Galaxy S III in 28 countries today

iPads to be used as interactive menus at Gordon Ramsay's Las Vegas restaurant

The next time you're planning to pay a visit to celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's restaurant in Las Vegas, you can expect to browse the fine dining establishment's menu via an iPad. Utilizing SmartCellar technology, patrons to his restaurant will be able to browse the wine and spirits list via an interactive menu. The menu will list the different wines and drinks available and will provide a detailed description. At the moment it seems that this interactive menu will be limited to wines and spirits, although it is expected to expand to a fuller menu experience sometime later this year.

Ubergizmo, iPads to be used as interactive menus at Gordon Ramsay's Las Vegas restaurant

Google Glass Shows Up In Another Interview – Gives Us First Look At Touchpad Navigation

Google co-founder Sergey Brin paid a little visit to The Gavin Newsom Show this past week, wearing the now famous Google Glass spectacles. During the hour long interview, which airs this Friday on Current TV, Sergey Brin talks about the 3 year long Google Glass project, as well as his new role with the Google X division and his active role with the research and development team. This is also the first time we get a little better idea of how Google Glass is navigated with Sergey directing Newsom to not touch the “pad on the side.” Yup, looks like the specs have a built in touchpad, controlled by gesture swipes.

Android Phone, Google Glass Shows Up In Another Interview â€" Gives Us First Look At Touchpad Navigation

Tim Cook: Apple doubling-down on Siri, 'stay tuned' on Facebook developments

Well, it looks like secrecy isn't the only thing that Apple is doubling-down on these days.

Engadget, Tim Cook: Apple doubling-down on Siri, 'stay tuned' on Facebook developments

RIM warns of loss for Q1, hires JP Morgan and RBC Capital Markets to help with strategic review

RIM announced last quarter that it would no longer be providing its traditional financial guidance for upcoming quarters, but CEO Thorsten Heins has nonetheless seen fit to deliver a "business update" today that offers some indication of what's in store for the company.

Engadget, RIM warns of loss for Q1, hires JP Morgan and RBC Capital Markets to help with strategic review

2013 Toyota Prius C doesn't get much love from Consumer Reports

Consumer Reports has panned the 2012 Toyota Prius C in a new video review that urges car shoppers to get a used regular Prius over the new baby model, "it's a much better car overall," said Mike Quincy in the review. The problems Toyota ran into in creating the Prius C appear to be in making it cheaper, according to Consumer Reports. The list of adjectives during the video review included: "lackluster," "hard plastic," "cheap materials," "dead steering" and "slow.".



Autoblog, 2013 Toyota Prius C doesn't get much love from Consumer Reports

HTC Sensation XL Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update now rolling out

The update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for the HTC Sensation XL has finally started rolling out in parts of Europe today. After a very long wait, it looks like some owners of HTC's biggish Android smartphone can finally have a first taste of Ice Cream Sandwich. The update has started to arrive in Romania, and Sensation XL owners are receiving update notifications. Once the update is performed, the device will be running Android 4.0.3 and Sense 3.6. Once again, this isn't the all-new Sense interface as seen on the new One series smartphones. Rather, it's based on the Gingerbread Sense 3.5 and features minor improvements.

Unwired View, HTC Sensation XL Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update now rolling out

Consumer Reports tests small eco models, best only saves $145/year in fuel (video)

The good people at Consumer Reports appear to have a dim view of fuel-economy packages on small cars. The organization recently tested the Ford Focus SFE, Chevrolet Cruze Eco and Honda Civic HF to determine whether the cars' annual fuel savings actually offset the additional cost of opting for the package to begin with. During their mixed city and highway loop testing, the Ford actually fared the best by returning 31 mpg overall. That's three miles per gallon better than the standard Focus SE, and represents an annual fuel cost savings of just $145.



Autoblog, Consumer Reports tests small eco models, best only saves $145/year in fuel (video)

EXCLUSIVE: Why the Pebble Blue Galaxy S III is delayed

Today we received official confirmation that Samsung is delaying the Pebble Blue Galaxy S III units due to some manufacturing issues regarding the paintjob and the panels' material. The official statement went like this:.

GSM Arena, EXCLUSIVE: Why the Pebble Blue Galaxy S III is delayed

Motorola Droid RAZR HD shows up in Cellebrite systems, release date still unknown

There has long been talks of a certain Motorola Droid RAZR HD that is expected to arrive on Verizon's network. Previously known as the Droid Fighter, earlier rumors had it pegged for a 12th of April release but safe to say that the date has long been missed. While nothing has officially been confirmed yet, thanks to a photo taken of the Cellebrite system used by third-party retailers, it seems that the wait for the Droid RAZR HD could be coming to an end. Granted this doesn't exactly confirm an upcoming release, but it's good to know that third-party retailers are supposedly getting ready for the launch of the device.

Ubergizmo, Motorola Droid RAZR HD shows up in Cellebrite systems, release date still unknown

SmartKem Drives International Growth Strategy with Appointment of Bill Freer as Chairman

(29 May 2012) - SmartKem Limited, the developer of high performance, printable organic semiconductor materials for flexible electronics, today announced the appointment of Bill Freer as company chairman. Bill holds extensive experience in the global display’s and semiconductor industries, having built up a successful track record in senior management positions for a variety of industry-leading organizations, worldwide.

Press Release Distribution, SmartKem Drives International Growth Strategy with Appointment of Bill Freer as Chairman

Olympus creates world's thinnest industrial videoscope, packs HDR (video)

Though its medical brethren are considerably slimmer, at 2.4mm in diameter, Olympus says its iPLEX TX is the most slender industrial videoscope on our big blue marble. Rather than using traditional fiber optics to capture footage reminiscent of comic book print, the iPLEX TX houses a miniature CMOS atop one end of the scope and an HDR image processing technology called WiDER to preserve detail and brighten images. The eagle-eyed scope is also 200 times more resistant to frictional wear than fiberscopes and has over double the slip strength.

Engadget, Olympus creates world's thinnest industrial videoscope, packs HDR (video)

RIM reportedly looking to cut 40% of its global work force

While RIM used to be one of the top dogs, that position has since been filled by both iOS and Android who pretty much take up the majority of the smartphone platform marketshare. RIM is currently banking on its upcoming Blackberry 10 platform and its accompanying devices to win back the market, but in the meantime it looks like according to sources familiar with the matter, not only are some of the company's top execs resigning, but it seems that RIM is looking to shave its work force by 40%. This would bring down its global workforce of around 16,500 employees to about 10,000 by early next year.

Ubergizmo, RIM reportedly looking to cut 40% of its global work force

Samsung's Music Hub launches in UK, France and Germany, offers 100GB storage, unlimited streaming

We already knew Samsung was dipping a toe in the music market, and now it's officially landed. Music Hub will launch with the GSIII in the UK, France and Germany. It's fair to say the electronics giant will be trampling on a fair number of toes, with Music Hub offering both streaming - from a catalog of 19 million - as well as recommendations, and a 100GB iTunes Match-esque cloud service.

Engadget, Samsung's Music Hub launches in UK, France and Germany, offers 100GB storage, unlimited streaming

Wooden Light Bulb

There are certain devices that are perceived to just be simply functional and do not warrant some other form of appreciation. For example, light bulbs are usually simply there to provide lighting and nothing else. But add in something unique like what the Wooden Light Bulb has, you get something that offers more than just its function. The Wooden Light Bulb probably aims not just to provide light to provide people with something to appreciate. This unique light bulb is made of wood instead of the usual glass bulb.

Gadget.com, Wooden Light Bulb

Lenovo removable handgrip keyboards for tablets in the pipeline?

Innovation should be the lifeblood of any company, and so it makes perfect sense for organizations such as Lenovo to come up with something interesting such as this particular removable handgrip keyboard that will be attached to a tablet. Of course, while most of us are more than used to a virtual keyboard on a touchscreen display by now, there is still enough demand for a physical keyboard when it comes to tablets. Lenovo's idea in this patent application points towards a set of hand grips that allow you to clamp it onto a table in order to add in a physical keyboard.

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dailygadgets, Lenovo removable handgrip keyboards for tablets in the pipeline?

Smart bullet set to make Wanted a reality

Do you remember the movie Wanted. That particular show had the babelicious Angelina Jolie act as one of the world's deadliest assassins, who is capable of bending a bullet around an obstacle before hitting the target some distance away. Well, that fictional setting might end up being reality one of these days, as a new bullet being developed at Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico (without Thor's Mjolnir hammer in the vicinity, I suppose) which will be able to travel anywhere between 1 to 2 kilometers while improving long distance marksmanship by approximately 98% – now is that impressive, or is that impressive.

Ubergizmo, Smart bullet set to make Wanted a reality

Kinect technology used to build nanosatellites

Scientists at the University of Surrey and Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL) are developing a docking system that is based on Xbox Kinect technology. The twin-satellite mission, called STRaND-2, is a follow-up mission of the STRaND (Surrey Training, Research and Nanosatellite Demonstrator) program . The team will use two satellites, each measuring 30cm in length, and will utilize components from the Xbox Kinect game controller. The scientists explained that the the STRaND-2 twin satellites will be separated after launch and that the Kinect-based docking system will provide the satellites with 3D spatial awareness to align and dock.

Ubergizmo, Kinect technology used to build nanosatellites

Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note Listed in Leaked T-Mobile Release Date Document

If you have been waiting for devices such as the much anticipated Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy Note and a few others to hit T-Mobile, it seems a leaked document has suggested a few dates for you to keep an eye out. Before we get to that however, we should remind you that since this is a leak and nothing more than that, it should be treated as such, so please take the following information with the respective and necessary pinches of salt.

Ubergizmo, Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note Listed in Leaked T-Mobile Release Date Document

Huawei files EU antitrust complaint against InterDigital

Huawei has filed an EU antitrust complaint against InterDigital to end its "abuse" of the allegedly standards-essential patents it controls. The company has urged the commission to examine its demands, which are considered too hefty to come under the protection of FRAND terms. The shoe normally resides on the other foot, with InterDigital previously instigating battles with Nokia, Samsung and ZTE.

Engadget, Huawei files EU antitrust complaint against InterDigital

Rumor: Facebook Recruits Ex-Apple Engineers to Develop “Social Phone”

It is not the first time we heard about a “Facebook phone.” HTC already created a smartphone with a built-in Facebook button, but bugs have customers turn away from the HTC Chacha (pictured). But this time it is a bit different. Rumors have been going around that Facebook will be developing a smartphone on their own, which will supposedly debut by next year.

Gadget.com, Rumor: Facebook Recruits Ex-Apple Engineers to Develop “Social Phone”

Aisin ITS demosntrates Intelligent monitoring and warning system for vehicles

The Aisin Group has shown a demonstration car featuring their latest Intelligent Transportation Systems technology, with a range of intelligent monitoring and warning systems. “In this system, a camera detects where your face is, which way you're facing, and whether your eyes are closed. If you doze off or look away from the road, the system warns you to “Wake up,” “Look where you're going,” or says “That's dangerous.”.
“The seat sensor contains a piezo-electric sensor, which can detect your heart-beat and breathing.”

“Hold your breath for a moment.

Akihabara News, Aisin ITS demosntrates Intelligent monitoring and warning system for vehicles

PayPal lines up 15 retailers for mobile payments, will let you buy Jamba Juice smoothies with a smartphone

Although PayPal's mobile payment system started out small with a Home Depot deal, that snowball is quickly rolling itself into a boulder. Starting next month, 15 extra US retailers will be happy to see you slap down your smartphone (not literally, we hope) instead of a credit card. The selection leads us to think a lot of smartphone owners like to shop for wearables — Aéropostale, Foot Locker and JC Penney are in the batch, along with others — but there's a few useful exceptions, like Barnes & Noble, Jamba Juice and TigerDirect.

2DayBlog.com, PayPal lines up 15 retailers for mobile payments, will let you buy Jamba Juice smoothies with a smartphone