 - ClipsToNote: LiarCard -- Realtime Over-the-Phone Lie Detector
 Jan 25, 3:40pm  (1 review) embedded-systems, phone, lie-detector, cell, liar-card http://rj3clips.blogspot.com/2008/01/lia...
How Do I Use LiarCard?
# Dial the toll-free number from any phone and input the PIN provided upon signup.
# Enter the destination number and wait for the call to be connected.
# After the call, login to the web control panel to replay calls, view the graphs and read the analysis.
- David Bolinsky animates a cell | Video on TED.com
- Jan 10, 2:17pm
 (4 reviews) animation, biology, science, cell, medical-animator http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/... - From the page: "Medical animator David Bolinsky presents 9 minutes of stunning animation that show the bustling life inside a cell. Built by his company, XVIVO, to teach Harvard medical students, the clip features sweeping cinematic values and even a little drama. It communicates not only the facts of life, but life's truth and beauty."
- Technology Review: A Cell Phone That Spots Bad Breath
- Oct 12, 2007 4:56am (2 reviews) health, phone, monitor, cell, bad-breath http://www.technologyreview.com/Infotech...
- From the page: "If you've ever enjoyed a garlicky meal, you may have followed it with a quick breath check by cupping your hands to your face and huffing. At times like this, a personal stink sensor could come in handy.
With that in mind, a Japanese company has unveiled a prototype cell phone with a built-in bad-breath meter that will let you know if you need to reach for a mint. It also keeps track of your activity level, your pulse, and your paunch, thanks to a built-in pedometer, a pulse meter, and a body-fat analyzer, which sends a small electrical signal through your body to assess its composition.
The prototype Wellness Navigator--a slider phone with a touch screen, manufactured by Mitsubishi--was shown off last week at the Ceatec 2007 exhibition in Tokyo by Japan's NTT DoCoMo, one of the world's leading mobile providers.
Besides alerting users to their racing pulses and foul breath, the phone enables them to set exercise goals and share health data with friends and family. They can also track their caloric intake, using their typical daily diets to establish a baseline and adjusting for splurges by clicking pictures of pizza or spaghetti. Once customized, the phone offers users perky personalized messages encouraging them to keep exercising or get a good night's sleep.
NTT DoCoMo won't discuss its plans to market the phone or give any indication of how much it might sell for, but spokeswoman Makiko Furuta says that the target market is flabby middle-aged businessmen and diet-conscious young women."
- MOSH mobile
- Jul 29, 2007 9:15pm (2 reviews) cell-phones, free, phone, cell, advertising-based http://www.moshmobile.com/
- MOSH mobile is the new FREE to use mobile service that let's users make unlimited free calls, send and receive unlimited text messages, surf the web and much more.
Get Invited
you gotta know someone to be someone
MOSH mobile is currently invite only. What does that mean? It means you need to know someone who is already using MOSH mobile and they need to invite you to join the service as well.
- Fujitsu's New Super Skinny Waterproof Cell
- Jul 17, 2007 3:27pm (1 review) electronics, water, phone, cell, waterproof http://crunchgear.com/2007/07/17/fujitsu...
- From the page: "Fujitsu's New Super Skinny Waterproof Cell"
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