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Write on iPhone in your
handwriting. Now thanks to the Chinese developer who recently released unique handwriting
recognition software now you can. Known as HWPen, the
software application can be downloaded from Installer.app. Thinking How to
install? Okay! Click on Source, then Edit and Add new source http://iphonecake.com/src/new. Refresh
the sources to locate HWPen in the iPhoneCake packages. Install the software and restart your iPhone. After you install
you will see a writing area making the standard keyboard vanish. Although it is
in Beta 1.0 version and has some errors but you can still use it. I hope all the bugs
are fixed soon and we get a solid version.

Via: Gizmodo and Mobilemag

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Young people (18plus) these days are totally crazy, they get on drink more than any other age group around, so therefore they certainly need this product to carry around with them. Its a liver checking device that monitors that state of your liver through your mobile phone after a night on the boozes. Developed by UNI students at Korean Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology it connects to your cell phone via the battery point and checks two enzymes in your blood, the results are then sent to a doctor for analyzing, and he then can tell you if it is ok to keep drinking or to stop and check intoyour local rehabilitation center like Britney.

Via Ubergizmo.com

I just got back from a Toyoto event in Brissy where they were showing off ASIMO! the world’s most advanced humanoid robot. This thing is unbelievable. ASIMO, whose name stands for Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility can do heaps of crazy things like play the violin and soccer, techno dance, recognize people, chat with them and remember their names, actually the thing doesn’t stop talking and to my utter amazement it was running to. If this ever comes on the market for sale, I’m definitely going to try and get one, he could get my mail, make my brekky in the morning, go to the butcher for me, bush walks and everything it would be awesome!!

The 130cm robot is the result of 21 years of research and development by Honda.

More information can be found at www.asimo.com.au.