Technology Report

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An innovative health company called "Microtransponder" is developing a tiny device - about the size of a grain of rice - that will be injected into patients and will stimulate their nervous system in ways that are shown to reduce chronic pain, help with Tinnitus, and address other medical problems that have typically used more invasive or more elaborate procedures.

In congressional testimony the Microtransponder CEO explained the device and how it can be injected and will stimulating nerve cells. The entire mechanism is not well understood and the device is still in an early testing phase, though results so far appear to be promising.

Sustainablog

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Want to put solar panels on the house? Start saving… solar power is a great investment, but it is an investment… often a hefty one. If you’d like to get started with something a little less ambitious (but more affordable), you’ll find a number of good sources out there for a whole range of solar DIY projects. Voltaic, best known for its solar backpack, has joined more well-known sites such as Gary Reysa’s Build It Solar and Mother Earth News with its own collection of do-it-yourself projects.

Simple Thoughts

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In response to the iPhone 3G S overheating reports, Apple has released a set of guidelines for the users to ensure that their devices run at required operating temperature. This also relates to the iPhone 3GS discoloring story that we had covered recently. The bestselling Apple phone was allegedly suffering from overheating issues - probably producing enough heat to toast breads,lol. On a serious note, the overheating effect turned a number of white iPhone 3G S models pink. The device just gets blazed up when you're gaming or browsing, especially while charging the batteries, and can give you ear-burns if not tamed down. Well, here's Apple's support document and some tips that'll help you iPhone owners keep iPhone temperature under control.