Complex $1.2 Million Manufacture Royale Accordion Watch Plays a Simple Tune

http://gizmodo.com/5700567/complex-12-million-manufacture-royale-accordion-watch-plays-a-simple-tune

I’m not sure why I choose this article but it was very intriguing. And 1.2 million dollar accordion watch. Before even reading this article I was quite curious what kind of person would purchase a 1.2 million dollar watch. Then I thought who would buy a 1.2 million dollar watch that’s also an accordion. However my curiously defiantly made me want to investigate this article further. Manufacture Royale's Opera $1.2 million watch doesn't just open up for show, there's some functionality built into that unfolding, accordion-like action too. “Minute hand repeater plays C#, hour hand plays in A.” The watch will be limited to a run of only 12 timepieces, each comprised of 319 gears, springs and other bits of 18k rose and gray gold. The band is made of alligator skin.  I’m just in awe of the actual mechanics that are in this watch.  At a time some people televisions weren’t this extravagant and to think that this is only a watch. Technology these days is defiantly revolutionizing the world in ways I would have never imagined.

Griffin's iPod Nano Slap Bracelet Has the Early '90s Totally Confused

http://gizmodo.com/5691313/griffins-ipod-nano-slap-bracelet-has-the-early-90s-really-confused



The bright colors of the watches defiantly caught me eye.  Griffin's combined cutting edge silly—a silver dollar sized MP3 player with a comically small touch screen—with retro silly—an accessory you put on by whacking yourself with it—to come up with the retro-future silly: a slap bracelet watchband for the new iPod Nano. They call it Slap. They're available in Red, Purple, Blue, Green, Black, Orange, Yellow, and Pink and run $25. I personally love this. However  first things that comes to mind is that children will use this in school and use it to cheat on tests in some way. But that could just be me. But I love this idea. Now if there was a compartment in the back of this watch for your headphone and then this has it all. I am completely amazed but this invention. It just so cute and small.  I LOVE IT. I wish I had a Nano just so I could get this!

All We Want From a New iTunes

http://gizmodo.com/5690369/all-we-want-from-itunes-tomorrow

There going to be a new iTunes coming out. And this article I listing all of its new capability or new wants for iTunes to have. Streaming music. This would allow you to stream you iTunes library anywhere. However this seems to be a very likely update to iTunes. Next there been spoken of a wireless sync witch to me seems to be a great idea. Having to connect your iPod to a computer anytime you want to sync your music is quite a hassle. There’s also have been rumors of an iTunes subscriptions where one could pay a monthly fee to purchase amounts of music. However this seems quite unlikely but not impossible. Also a new feature is going to be 90 second song preview instead of the 30 sec previews now. This will defiantly be a plus because I have bought some songs without really knowing what the song was until after I have purchased it. And another new thing is there new logo!! How exciting!!

Is LG's Latest Gadget a Camera Or a Phone?

http://gizmodo.com/5684124/is-lgs-latest-gadget-a-camera-or-a-phone

This Lg camera is actually phone. This phone is quite different from phones that have good cameras this is a camera that is also a phone. It might not be as pretty as my at&t blackberry bold but this look just like my camera. Perhaps this is one way to size down the amount of gages you own. Now if this phone camera could hold music it would have it all. This phone does have blue tooth and Wi-Fi and 36 connections. The camera phone is destined for Japan where it'll be sold by the DoCoMo carrier in January.

 

This Is the Oldest Space Object Ever Found

http://gizmodo.com/5669927/this-is-the-oldest-space-object-ever-found

The oldest object found so far in space is a small galaxy. This galaxy is 600 million years younger than the whole universe. When previously looking for the oldest galaxy they had found something but this galaxy is 160 million years older that the previous oldest galaxy.  It’s speculated that this galaxy formed almost 200 years after the big bang. This means that now there a lot more discovering still to be done. This is an amazing discovery. Perhaps the more galaxies we identify the more our knowledge about pace will grow. And we will have more answers to trivial questions.  Also this discovery can lead to more discovers and perhaps some revolutionary discoveries that could change our lives as we know it.

UFOs (Or Balloons) Attack Manhattan!

http://gizmodo.com/5663706/ufos-or-balloons-attack-manhattan

This story has been quite big in the news. “it's been a while since New York had a good UFO panic. Today, New Yorkers were frozen in their tracks by what must have been a swarm of aliens searching for the most expensive cigarettes in the Universe. (Or balloons.)” However I have watched this video and it seem to me that I could easily be UFOs. I mean how could balloons be that high in the air and that visible. And how large are these balloons to be seen at this distance. However it could be balloons for all I know. But I would like to believe that’s its UFOs. I hope the government isn’t trying to cover this up and say its balloons unless they really were balloons. Perhaps there will be further investigation of the unidentified flying objects. However for now I rule this to be a UFO!!!!!

Young Boy Becomes First Human to Live With a Permanent "Robot Heart"

http://gizmodo.com/5654769/young-boy-becomes-first-human-to-live-with-a-permanent-robot-heart

The headline to this story had defiantly caught my eye. To see that a young boy is the first to have what they call “a robot heart”. Until now all other heart transplants were only temporary however this heart should help him live 20-25 years. This 15 year old boy from Italy has Duchenne syndrome which was wasting his muscles away. It was this syndrome which meant he couldn't receive a heart transplant. This forced doctors to look beyond the normal means to extend a young 15 year old boys life with technology. If you compare the unnamed boy's 90g heart with the first-ever artificial heart from 1969, you can see just how far the medical world has progressed in those 41 years. Who would have ever thought that someday a vital organ could be replaced with a robot organ to help save humans lives. This is an extraordinary story of how technology saves lives. And how technology isn’t only about our blackberry and iPhones and iPads but also technology has opened so many doors to help save people’s lives.