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I started this blog with several topics but here is a link to the one that I especially like. It is the first technology I have seen come close to Minority Report. ON my post there is a link to their Utube Demo. It is a bit long but very well done when you see the product in action. http://thinkering.ning.com/profiles/blogs/amazing-wearable-technology-i IT IS also highlighted in Popular Science site:http://www.popsci.com/scitech/article/2009-05/heightened-reality
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Service and product providers can create and send proposals and invoices from a smartphone almost instantly. Faster response time to customers, accelerate branding, be impressionable, qualify prospects and crush the competition by having more time to sell.
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The site aggregates all your social content and activity from Facebook, Flickr, Digg, YouTube, Twitter, Last.fm, blogs, and so on.
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It's not very unique, granted, but whatever the interesting or new tech-thing you could hope to find, you're bound to reach it through StumbleUpon.
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downloadable patterns to make awesome stuff. yeah!
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...and it's cheap!
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UnitedMonkies is the first financial community where you can have your say in a collectively managed investment fund.
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if you don't know about twitter by now you must not be living in the 21st century...and twitter keeps getting better!
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check it out here: http://www.bing.com...this is microsoft's latest attempt to take on Google in the search sphere.
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check it out at http://wave.google.com...really cool stuff!
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Started in Austin and now franchising across the country. Uses a customized Sprinter vehicle with flat screen TVs inside and out for video games, as well as laser tag guns for outside play. We're getting ready to launch as the Houston area franchisee. Check it out at www.G2U.com.
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It's a site that lets the community of users create rankings of the top movies. But it doesn't do it by asking you to make a chart. It asks you to compare two movies head-to-head as to which is better and then aggregates all of that data. Gets tough when you have to choose between movies like Jaws and The Dark Knight. Addictive!
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