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Seriously, I love TED. I could watch this stuff all day if I could. Here’s another awesome one. I’ve always been fascinated by how far ahead of his time Nikola Tesla was. In this video, Eric Giler shows wireless electricity that he dubs as wi-tricity. It’s pretty neat. I feel proud to see that the first and most easily modified phone to use witricity was the T-Mobile Google Android G1. Yeah, the iphone could too and so could the nokia, but with silly plastic backpack looking sleeves. Weak. Well, check it out. He actually wirelessly powers a television first before he even gets to the phones.
I give credit to the picture to I09 and google image search.
I know. This is old news. Everything gets old so fast when you are going by internet time, but this is still funny. Apple basically didn’t do much new, gussied up Itunes a little, added a camera to the nano but not the touch. Now people are self conscious in the gym because there are a bunch of loose cameras on the prowl. The appstore app management seems cool to those who have iphones. Regardless, I love how people eat up anything apple. My wife said she saw a student in a class she was in with a Mac Book Air. She asked me about it, and we looked up the cost. HA. STARTING at $1499. SERIOUSLY NOW. thin is cool, but really? I just need to learn to show things off like they do with “great” “wonderful” “really nice” “really easy” “better and better and better” “really cool” “really outstanding” “real easy” “its that easy” “so beautiful” “incredible” “remarkable” “great” “great” “great” . . . “thank you for coming, and we’ll see you soon”
I am constantly trying to learn more and work smarter. The idea here is to share what I find along the way. Maybe you'll find some things here that will help you too. The main areas of my curiosity are technology, leadership, business and working with children. I hope you like what you find.