World's first transparent phone GD900 Crystal from LG.

• LG has come out with the world's first tranparent phone GD900 Crystal.
• The GD900 phone's Gesture Command Touch navigation features will blow you out of your mind.
• The GD900 phone is complemented by 3D S-class user interface Gesture Command helps to control the phone via simple on-screen touch finger movements.The slide down touch pad that appears to be an alpha numeric key pad but actually a touch pad that controls the phone. It can be used like the track pad on a laptop but also recognizes handwritting and responds to multi -touch commands.
  
• The handset has an internal memory of 1.5 GB, expandable upto 16 GB.The phone is scratch resistant, reinforced and made from tempered glass ensuring extended use.
• This phone has innovative features and an excellent user interface. So have this Arm Candy and be distinguished from the crowd.
• The GD900 phone from LG is priced at Rs 26,000.
  

Can computers think like brains of living things?

• I was sitting before my PC as usual doing my routine blogging work and was wondering at the way the computer listens to our commands and make our life easier. At the same time my mind wandered to think as to whether the computer can also think like other living creatures. After sometime I concluded to myself that the computer can never be equated to a living thing as it can only perform our commands but surely will not be able to think like living things.
• But to my surprise I discovered that the scientists at IBM Corp have stimulated a cat's cerebral cortex the thinking part of the brain rising a massive super computer. The computer has 147,456 processors.
• This computer has 144 terabytes of main memory-100,000 times more than your computer has.
• The latest stimulation which runs 100 times slower than an actual cat's brain is more about watching how thoughts are formed in the brain and how the roughly one billion neurons and ten trillion synapses in a cat's brain work together.
• A program was created to tell the supercomputer to behave how a brain is believed to behave. The computer was shown images of corporate logos and the scientists watched as different parts of the stimulated brain worked together.