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Company uses 'edible barcodes' in fight against counterfeit drug trade
Tech 22 hours ago

Company uses 'edible barcodes' in fight against counterfeit drug trade

Who knew that the answer to fighting the trillion-dollar global counterfeit drug problem rested in a particle the size of a speck of dust? At least that鈥檚 what entrepreneur Dr. Hank Wuh is counting on with TruTag Technologies, one of the companies that falls under the larger umbrella of Skai Ventures, the tech-focused venture capital accelerator that he founded. The central idea behind the tech company are 鈥淭ruTags鈥� - invisible, edible barcodes that can be planted right onto medicine to verify that the pills and tablets you might consume are the real deal.

Reddit group connects lonely Apple Watch users through heartbeats
Tech 22 hours ago

Reddit group connects lonely Apple Watch users through heartbeats

The Apple Watch can do many things 鈥� everything from reading a user鈥檚 vitals to taking phone calls 鈥� but did you know that it can even help those lonely hearts around the world make an intimate, wrist-to-wrist connection? By pressing two fingers on the watch鈥檚 screen, a built-in heart rate sensor can record and send a user鈥檚 heartbeat. While it鈥檚 a great, quick way to share how you feel, there鈥檚 just one problem 鈥� what about those who have nowhere to send their digital beating hearts? One reddit user has found a way to connect all of those looking for a wearable tech soul mate.

So, what about making phone calls on the Apple Watch?
Tech 22 hours ago

So, what about making phone calls on the Apple Watch?

One of the most-touted features of the Apple Watch is phone calls. But how does it work exactly? The feature has often been couched as the realization of the two-way wrist radio worn by Dick Tracy, a comic strip character who made his debut way back in 1931. Apple CEO Tim Cook made reference to the fictional detective鈥檚 radio, designed like a wristwatch, in his聽March 9 keynote introducing the Apple Watch to the world.

Hi-tech Swiss Army knives: It's a bulb and a speaker
Tech 22 hours ago

Hi-tech Swiss Army knives: It's a bulb and a speaker

It was an old 鈥淪aturday Night Live鈥� joke: 鈥淚t's a floor wax and a dessert topping!鈥� Now, technology is turning the gag into reality. It's not sufficient, for example, to just be a light bulb or just camera any more. It also has to be remotely controlled from thousands of miles away and play music, watch the kids, and keep track of your appointments. It may even help you learn French. The question is do we really want everything to turn into a digital Swiss Army knife of multiple functions and features?

Unusual, trendy and just plain weird wearables
Tech 22 hours ago

Unusual, trendy and just plain weird wearables

Most wearables perform only a few functions. They count your steps, show you the time, or track your heart rate. These unusual devices do much more. For instance, one attaches to your body or your bike and shows you a real-time weather forecast. Another tells you when you are stressed out and should breathe a bit slower. While the Apple Watch gets all of the attention, these gadgets fit into a niche that might just solve a real problem or provide a distinct benefit.