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The 5-in-1 gadget pen houses, apart from a pen, a mini torch which can come in very handy during powercuts at home or while tracing your way back home on a dark evening. Moreover, the gadget works as a laser pointer. So your presentations get extra emphasis with this. And that way, you wouldn’t have to carry both a pen and a laser pointer. What’s more, you can conveniently use as a stylus for touchscreen devices. Already impressed? There is more. The 5-in-1 gadget pen is a bank note checker too, to quickly identify fake notes.
MizPee
is a new service focused on delivering pertinent information regarding the location of nearby restrooms.
Using MizPee is as simple as surfing to mizpee.com via a mobile device browser. Users simply enter their location and MizPee delivers a list of nearby toilets, how far away the toilet is, a rating and whether it requires payment. Further details may include disabled access, whether the restroom includes a diaper-changing station and for those really keen on browsing for the best toilet, user comments as well.
Now we know. Cross a genetic algorithm with your favorite toy from childhood (Lego!) and you get intelligent, biologically reminiscent structures. Dr. Pablo Funes and his team at the Dynamical & Evolutionary Machine Organization devised a very cool simulator that can be told to create Lego structures of various kinds, such as bridges, using evolutionary algorithms. The creative aspect provides interesting food for thought: the system is given a goal and the solution design is entirely dependant on the machine.
The AP described it as a really bad day, but that somewhat understates the magnitude of it all. It, of course, refers to the “Cyber Storm” war game that the US Government held early 2006, in an attempt to gauge the necessary reaction and requisite skills of the games participants.
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