iPod and iPhone news has taken over the tech blogs again today.  There are fresh reports - and even artists’ renditions - concerning what the next-gen iPod nano and iPhone will look like and what sort of features they’ll boast.
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Your local doctor’s office - and the overwhelmed clinics in some third-world countries - may soon get a lot more efficient.  An interesting new way of conducting medical tests has been devised, and it seems to be fairly well along in the development process.
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At some point, men may wind up getting their chests stared at all day.  A group of scientists recently showed off a material that can display information in the manner of a primitive screen, but also bend and stretch a bit like clothing should.
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An era in which your friends are at all times represented by moving dots on a screen isn’t yet here.  However, a couple of nifty new applications that take advantage of Google Latitude technology are ready to bring us a little closer.
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