Just seen at NPR—Domino's has prototyped a drone for delivering pizza.
Reminds me of this video from Discovery Channel.
Just seen at NPR—Domino's has prototyped a drone for delivering pizza.
Reminds me of this video from Discovery Channel.
Taking medication haphazardly—skipping doses, lapsing between refills or taking pills beyond their expiration date—has been linked to health complications and hundreds of millions of wasted dollars for insurers and hospitals.I wonder how these developers are planning for people who take more than one medicine. None of the devices shown here seem to be readily adaptable to my regimen.
RT @wsj: Today's smartphones have roughly the same computing power as a desktop computer from 2005. on.wsj.com/12Yx2Cq
— Open Culture (@openculture) May 2, 2013
CNN reports a "digital detox" weekend. Cellphones and computers are banned and networking and other work talk is prohibited.
Asking "Would you go to a no-gadget "digital detox" camp? Could you survive a week if you did?" at Twitter, it wasn't too long, before CNN began posting some replies—
@cnntech I absolutely would, as long as I can still use my smartphone, tablet, laptop, and ps3.
— Joel O'Hair (@joelohair) May 1, 2013
@cnntech If you need a digital detox camp, chances are you're already too attached.
— Joel Davis (@hello_joel) May 1, 2013
Reminds me of a device I used at rehab, Myomi I think, but it was nowhere near as cool as this. Read more.