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   Sensors...or your mom at 4 years old

   

   Kane82, Feb 10th, 2006 @ 10:14am

   
   

   
   A sensor that tells you to drink more water, wash your hands because of germs, and take a nap...that sounds like my mom when I was 4 years old.

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   Smenshors

   

   SmallTwig, Feb 10th, 2006 @ 1:03pm

   
   

   Well, thats great, only they most likely won't end up in cell phones, rather they will be installed into the bullet proof helmets that people will wear everywhere they go :)
   
   ~SmallTwig

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   Anonymous Coward, Feb 10th, 2006 @ 11:19pm

   
   

   It's curious how people that lives in a planet called Earth are so concerned about germs. I mean, it's unavoidable. People still don't realize that the slighest of the breezes can trasport millions of bacteria directly to your nose, eyes and mouth without any need of touching anything. The size of bacterias range from 0.2 to 5 microns and viruses from 0.005 to 0.1 microns, so I sincerelly have no idea what can we do to avoid them. Well, you can always wrap yourselves in duct tape. :) Germs lately are huge business heh?

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   SmallTwig, Feb 11th, 2006 @ 7:47am

   
   

   Most hurtful germs and virus have to be transported in some sort of medium (water for example) otherwise their shell just breaks down and they die. That's why people don't fear those beeze's. A cell phone could technically take a sample of your skin and see what is on it, however for an accurate reading, it would need to take a blood sample as well. Therefore, the whole cell phone thing is BS. (A micro sensor implanted into your leg would be far more practical.)

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   Anonymous Coward, Feb 11th, 2006 @ 10:35pm

   
   

   I want a cellphone that can feed my fish... damn they keep dying.

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   SmallTwig, Feb 12th, 2006 @ 9:49am

   
   

   I can build you one :) I will hook up a remote receiver to a robotic arm, so when you call it it will automatically feed your fish...
   
   ~SmallTwig :D

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   interested in the automated fish feeder

   

   Matt, May 10th, 2006 @ 12:31am

   
   

   Hey, I would love a way to feed my fish by using my cell phone. Do you have any instructions on how I could set up an automatic feeder?
   
   Thanks

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   Debt Help, Mar 24th, 2009 @ 7:00am

   
   

   Madness surely? I love the way that a lot of new phones actually make it more and more complicated to make a call... that's like having a cooker that keeps food chilled but struggles to actually cook anything!??!
   
   Frank Polenose

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