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This is not a concept, this brush is real and you can watch how it’s working in the video.
It has the look of a classic old brush but it is not as simple as it seems.
Inside it integrates touch sensors, LEDs and a camera.
How is it working? We can’t be sure but basically it lifts up and captures photons allowing you to draw with a movie-color.
Yes that’s right! It draws with movie-colors.
When you draw a curve or a line it leaves behind the images of the thing it touched before.
For example, after it touches a multi-color blanket then it draws exactly that part it touched, with the same color arrangement. If it touches a moving object it can draw a line of that moving object multiplying it.
Check the video and tell us how do you think it’s working?
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Alexa lets you print your t-shirt with your website’s traffic.


The new cool t-shirts from Alexa can show to the others around you not only your traffic but also a personalized message.
You can choose from the predefined models or customize t-shirts with your own ideas of color, size and text.



On the website you can choose from “They say size doesn’t matter, but rank does”, “Will Dance for Better Alexa rank”, and “say my site rocks!”, and these are just a few examples.



Check more here and tell us how do you like the idea.

Large-panel displays designers have now access to the two new 16-channel LED drivers, TLC5942 and TLC5945 provided by Texas Instruments, one of the top companies specialized in designing and manufacturing of analog and digital signal processing and DLP chip technologies.
The two constant-current sink LED drivers offer dot correction and grayscale on one integrated circuit to result in high-quality video, providing this way best system reliability plus dynamic brightness control, enhancing resolution in large-panel LED displays, including mono, multi and full-color LED-based screens for LED signboards and display backlighting.

With advanced capabilities like analog and digital dimming, TLC5942 driver offers 128 step dot correction and compensates for LED luminous mismatch, permitting both grayscale control and dot correction to be accessed through separate and dedicated serial interface ports.


As the maximum current value of the 15 channels can be set via a single external resistor, higher currents are provided by paralleling channels and the TLC5945 driver is perfect for fast action video displays having a refreshing rate of 30 MHz without delays.
The LED drivers integrate error detection circuits for LED open detection and a thermal error flag, the first one identifying a broken or disconnected LED during displaying time, while the TEF is indicating over-temperature conditions, so all output drivers are turned off when the TEF is set.
Texas Instruments started to ship the drivers that will be available in a 32-pin QFN or 28-pin HTSSOP package, at a retail price of $1.75 in 1,000 quantities.

The National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) stock exchange has just launched the NASDAQ Internet Index.
As its name suggests, it is a new Internet indexing system built to track the Internet companies’ performances from all online activity sectors.


The Internet companies include e-commerce, ISPs, search engines, web hosting and design can have access to fast information about their stocks ranking.

NASDAQ Senior Vice President Steven Bloom declared for the press that "The NASDAQ Internet Index contains some of the most exciting Internet companies traded on NASDAQ and other U.S. exchanges.”
This means that the companies included will be Google, Yahoo, Amazon, eBay, Microsoft and many others.


"The NASDAQ Internet Index contains some of the most exciting internet companies traded on NASDAQ and other U.S. exchanges," declared NASDAQ Senior Vice President Steven Bloom. "Given the strength of NASDAQ's brand association with innovation and its market share of internet company listings, it is logical for NASDAQ to extend investment opportunities through a new benchmark for this dynamic, evolving sector."

Yes, you’ve seen right. This mobile phone is made in Koera, at least this is what is written on the battery inside.
As the patent laws in Asia are not much better than the anti-piracy laws in Mexic, it is no wonder to see the so called PS3 Phone having only the logo on its back in common with the Sony's famous console.






But if we look closer we can see a similarity though, the controls key design looks like those on a PSP.
What’s good is that it comes with the Windows Mobile OS installed and several Nintendo games from the 90s series.



Of course this device will not ever reach the border of Korea because if it passes it either Nindendo or Sony would immediately bomb it with patent trials.