One of your favorite tech activities -- sitting -- will kill you

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This could shave your drive time by 40%

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How your phone is suffocating you

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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




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(CNN) -- Ever since musician Eduardo Miranda met a patient with locked in syndrome

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Resolve to put down your smartphone

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This drone could save your life

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What your $500 iPad costs to make

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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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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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Send your name into space, maybe to Mars

NASA is taking names, just names, to send into space
Eventually, some of the names will fly on a microchip to Mars
The deadline for the first mission is Halloween







(CNN) -- Maybe you chickened out on the one-way trip to Mars that was being offered. But never fear, there's still a way for you to make a name for yourself.
NASA is inviting the public to send their John and Jane Does to destinations beyond low-Earth orbit, including Mars.
Spacey idea, right?
Pack lightly, because your name w

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Groceries sent right to your car

Volvo's Roam service will deliver products to the trunks of customers' cars
They believe the venture will avoid frustrating time spent waiting at home for packages to be delivered
Customers will make purchases online and then give the company digital keys, granting them access to the car trunk




(CNN) -- In the digital age, consumers expect more and more from their cars, and all brands are pushing the technological envelope. Swedish car company, Volvo, is hoping to deliver on the driver's ex

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