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Anyone can purchase a spying device these days. There’s no need to carry a law enforcement badge or have a government job to own one.
If you’re feeling a little sneaky about a neighbor, loved one or someone else in particular, perhaps you can check these spy devices out!
Remember back in the early 1990’s when dialup modems were commonly used to connect to the Internet? Do you also remember those hourly fees and usage caps set by first generation Internet providers such as AOL, Compuserve or Prodigy?
Well you know what? Those dark days from yesteryear may be coming back thanks to a monthly bandwidth limit recently announced by Comcast, the largest Internet provider in the U.S.
Exclusive video game deals may become distant memory due to higher development costs incurred by software publishers. Imagine being able to finally play HALO on a Sony Playstation 3 or a Nintendo Wii. This reality may be closer than you think, since Microsoft is breaking this long-time trend with their release of Final Fantasy XII for the Xbox360; a former Playstation exclusive for over 10 years.
Since higher costs and decreasing margins are becoming bigger obstacles for third-party developers, releasing their games across all systems makes financial sense. On the flipside, Microsoft and Sony may have to start developing more games on their own to make up the slack.
There’s hope for paraplegics to walk again thanks to Amit Goffer, founder of Argo Medical Technologies, a high-tech company based in Israel. Goffer and his team have developed a human exoskeleton with an uncanny ability to help paralyzed individuals walk again.
Controlled by a remote control on a wrist band, Motorized leg supports, body censors and a whole whack of technology, this suit allows users to gain a whole range of motions while standing up. Crutches are required to help balance the user while using the device.
The 2008 Olympics may have ended but that won’t stop the world’s best videogame players from participating at the Electronic Sports World Cup. Over 650 gamers from 40 countries will compete for world titles and, of course, a boatload of cash.
The ESWC will hand out $200,000 in prize money to gamers and clans in the 3 day tournament.