Don’t
begrudge your teenager that late wake-up this weekend, because it could
save his life. A new study found that catching-up on sleep can reduce
the risk of drowsy driving that raises the risk of an auto accident.
Many teens get too little sleep because of early school starting times
combined with late-night activities. Source Link
If
your smartphone can be a music player, a GPS unit, or even a
flashlight, why not make it a tool to treat heart attacks faster?
Researchers are testing an app that would allow paramedics to transmit
test results to hospitals quickly using a smartphone. Some crews are now
forced to take a picture of a printout and send it as a huge email
attachment. Source Link
In the cell phone speed wars, the new magic number may be 5. Samsung has successfully tested a 5G system that would leave the current 4G speeds in the dust and download a full-length movie in less than one second. But it could be seven years before 5G technology reaches the public. Source Link
