I was on my Yahoo last night about to check my email when I found this article about new technology from around the world that I thought looked very interesting and also related to class. It listed several pretty amazing gadgets which aren't currently available in the US but with our global society, could possibly be very soon. Some of the gadgets included a camera ab
out the size and shape of a toothbrush that you could stick in the back of a refrigerator or even a crack in a floorboard, a super tiny "watch phone" with tons of advanced features, a toothpaste-free toothbrush that works by absorbing light and transmitting electrons via a "titanium oxide semiconductor" which
makes plaque easily removable, and also several other unique inventions. This article can be related to class because even though many intrest may be falling in many categories of history and fine arts, intrest is definitely rising in technology and ways to be more efficient. I think it shows people are really trying hard to be creative and come up with "the next big thing."
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out the size and shape of a toothbrush that you could stick in the back of a refrigerator or even a crack in a floorboard, a super tiny "watch phone" with tons of advanced features, a toothpaste-free toothbrush that works by absorbing light and transmitting electrons via a "titanium oxide semiconductor" which
makes plaque easily removable, and also several other unique inventions. This article can be related to class because even though many intrest may be falling in many categories of history and fine arts, intrest is definitely rising in technology and ways to be more efficient. I think it shows people are really trying hard to be creative and come up with "the next big thing."
No, we should be reading boring books rather than coming up with coll new gadgets like that stuff, im sure thats what Bauerlain would say!
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