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Motorola’s Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard for the Xoom
Doesn’t look familiar at all does it?
via: CrunchGear
In a few years, we may see bluetooth enabled pills.
Giant Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis AG, based in Basel, is developing a pill containing an embedded microchip, which it hopes to submit for regulatory approval in Europe within 18 months. The chip is activated by the stomach acid, and transmits information to a patch attached to the patient’s skin, which then sends it on to a doctor via the Internet or a smartphone.
In my opinion, something like this should be easier to get approval than some of the awful drugs that have a LONG list of side effects that are pushed down peoples throats by doctors every day.
Regardless, this could have a HUGE impact on medicine. GO TECHNOLOGY!
via: Physorg.com






