Gaming to death: What turns a hobby into a health hazard?

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7 'tech superheroes' to watch in 2015

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Flight to make stops in India and U.S.

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Astronaut to spend one year in space

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Portable 'blood test in a box' to give instant diagnoses

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The weird things we sent to space

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Want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg?

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How to make music with your eyes

Eduardo Miranda has created a system which allows people to make music using their eyes
The system uses electrodes and was inspired by people suffering from paralysis
The musician and professor has a research lab at the University of Plymouth




Editor's note: The Art of Movement is a monthly show that highlights the most significant innovations in science and technology that are helping shape our modern world.
(CNN) -- Ever since musician Eduardo Miranda met a patient with locked in syndrome

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Resolve to hit 'delete' in 2015

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Resolve to put down your smartphone

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An open letter to texting-mad teenagers

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10 smartphone habits to avoid

We've become annoying, rude and antisocial with our phones and tablets
Set ground rules when friends begin filming; anything can go viral
Sticking to your smartphone screen keeps you from having creative a ha! moments
It almost goes without saying: No texting while drunk




Editor's note: Brenna Ehrlich and Andrea Bartz are the sarcastic brains behind humor blog and book "Stuff Hipsters Hate." Got a question about etiquette in the digital world? Contact them at netiquette@cnn.com.
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Apple: iPad photography is here to stay

Some say it's dorky to take photos with a tablet
Apple adds features to improve iPad photography
Bigger smartphones may ease stigma of tablet photography







(CNN) -- It's the most controversial issue since people started filming videos in portrait mode. Should tablets be used as cameras?
Whipping out a tablet to take a photo is a practice that, like it or not, is going mainstream. Once primarily the domain of dads who don't mind embarrassing their children, tablet photography has become so

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What your $500 iPad costs to make

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Are obese dummies the key to preventing road deaths?

Crash test dummies are the unsung heroes of road safety
Industry went from using cadavers in the 1930s to today's high-tech machines
The need has arisen for a larger bodied dummy type
A shift from physical to computational models is underway




(CNN) -- Car safety testing has come a long way since the days of dropping cadavers down unused elevator shafts in the 1930s.
That we enjoy greater peace of mind on the road -- with fatal accidents in the US at historic lows -- is largely due to the e

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Wearable tech to hack your brain

Brain stimulation technology seeks to alter things like moods and ability to learn
Consumer neurotechnology devices could be a major market in the coming years
Makers of new consumer device coming next year say it can impact focus, energy




(CNN) -- The technology sounds simultaneously fake and dangerous: Strap on a headset and send targeted electrical currents into your brain for about 15 minutes to get more energy, improve your focus or calm down.
Brain stimulation is a very real but still

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Skype is about to become a 'universal translator'

Skype Translator offers near-real time language translation during video calls
A beta version will be launched as a Windows 8 app later this year
The new technology promises improved speech recognition compared to previous methods




Editor's note: Tomorrow Transformed explores innovative approaches and opportunities available in business and society through technology.
(CNN) -- Skype users will soon be able to conduct voice and video calls supported by a near-real time translation technology

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Are obese dummies the key to preventing road deaths?

Crash test dummies are the unsung heroes of road safety
Industry went from using cadavers in the 1930s to today's high-tech machines
The need has arisen for a larger bodied dummy type
A shift from physical to computational models is underway




(CNN) -- Car safety testing has come a long way since the days of dropping cadavers down unused elevator shafts in the 1930s.
That we enjoy greater peace of mind on the road -- with fatal accidents in the US at historic lows -- is largely due to the e

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Wearable tech to hack your brain

Brain stimulation technology seeks to alter things like moods and ability to learn
Consumer neurotechnology devices could be a major market in the coming years
Makers of new consumer device coming next year say it can impact focus, energy




(CNN) -- The technology sounds simultaneously fake and dangerous: Strap on a headset and send targeted electrical currents into your brain for about 15 minutes to get more energy, improve your focus or calm down.
Brain stimulation is a very real but still

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An open letter to texting-mad teenagers

If you're into public humiliation and self-endangerment, keep sexting. If not, stop
It's great to text friends, but not if doing so causes you to ignore the people you're with
Texting's efficient, but texts can't offer the vocal cues found in phone conversations




Editor's note: Editor's note: Brenna Ehrlich and Andrea Bartz are the sarcastic brains behind humor blog and book "Stuff Hipsters Hate." Got a question about etiquette in the digital world? Contact them at netiquette@cnn.com.
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