Onviously, there are many smart phones out there which not every one has hands on,but the companies try to get their market shares with new ones every now and then. This is Motorola's new effort in that direction, trying to get its market back from iPhone and Blackberry's. iPhone is a marvel to me and it stays there for now. I don't see any such phone in near future, not even Palm can beat it. Palm pre and its new brother also are not even close to what iphone does. One can only hope to beat it in the coming years. Well, lets wait and see. Until then, explore the new cliq from Motorola.
Mechanical pumps to give failing hearts a boost were originally developed as temporary measures for patients awaiting a heart transplant. But as the technology has improved, these ventricular assist devices commonly operate in patients for years, including in former vice-president Dick Cheney, whose implant this month celebrates its one-year anniversary. Prolonged use, however, has its own problems. The power cord that protrudes through the patient's belly is cumbersome and prone to infection over time. Infections occur in close to 40 percent of patients, are the leading cause of rehospitalization, and can be fatal. Researchers at the University of Washington and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center have tested a wireless power system for ventricular assist devices. They recently presented the work in Washington, D.C. at the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs annual meeting, where it received the Willem Kolff/Donald B. Olsen Award for most promising research in
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