The smart T-shirt's stretchable fabric holds the sensors firmly in place - the elastic fibres are even used to measure breathing.
At the Georgia Institute of Technology, US, this has led to the development of a smart T-shirt that contains a web of wiring that is capable of monitoring a number of vital signs at once.
Handhelds running its PocketPC software, such as HP's iPaq and the new T-Mobile smart phone, now claim 21% of the market.
In part because they weren't quite as smart--or as diversified--as they'd thought.
Oh, now we're looking back--isn't it smart to buy Suzuki, given the rapid growth of minicars?
But the view that the super-gifted or the super-smart deserve the biggest rewards doesn't seem a whole lot fairer given that these traits are arguably inherited, too.
"In terms of energy efficiency and conservation, just installing a smart meter isn't going to have much effect, " says Greg Guthridge, a smart-grid consultant with Accenture.
For my friend, the Oscars are sacred, a Super Bowl Sunday, and she wants to hear and linger upon every spoken word, and can't stand the thought of a smart-aleck interrupting the broadcast.
But Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland have kept it smart and irony-free -- there isn't a trace of condescension in their evocation of working people trying to hold it together, if not get ahead, or in their concentration on familiar, even timeless themes.
But I appreciated Fred's smart-alec humor and cynicism, but I didn't really quite understand at the very beginning the depth of commitment and principal that Fred Thompson, in fact, possesses, and that's what I really want to talk about here.
The struggling smart-phone company delivered the demo many believed it didn't have in it on Thursday, showing off features that match--and in some ways improve on--the Apple iPhone that kicked off the touch-screen phone fad two years ago.
Once VCs win the option, it's tricky not to exercise it--people will want to know why the smart money isn't buying stock at the offering, says Bob C.
While LG was discussing washing machines and other smart appliances, we couldn't take our eyes off the 55-inch OLED display sitting on the side of the stage.
The exciting possibility of meaning-based advantages like these, according to Berkan and Pell, is that semantic algorithms won't just make keywordese obsolete--they could even become smart enough to pull searchers away from big players like Google and Yahoo!
"Certainly if you mix the teams up with some Atlantic 10 teams playing Big East teams, I don't think it would be a one-sided affair, " Smart said.
First step in this exercise: Be sure what you write down is SMART--that is, S pecific, M easurable, A ssignable, R ealistic and T ime-bound.
Look at what's going on with the smart institutional money, where the bet is that another early-1990s-style debacle isn't in the offing and that prime real estate holdings will retain their value.
Do they come up with excuses in the middle of a conversation to pull out their smart phone -- something like "let me jot something you said down so I don't forget it, " and then sneak a look at all their messages?
No, that once-wealthy midwestern widow wasn't dumb just careless, like a lot of other smart people.
In October, T-Mobile began selling the G1, a handset built around Google's smart phone software.
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Though we weren't in a position to do a side-by-side comparison, the VivoTab Smart feels thinner and more compact than other Atom-powered tablets we've tested.
Steve Jobs is famous for hitting the computer market with stuff it didn't see coming, whether it's a smart phone with no buttons or a metal-clad home computer.
Even Samsung, the world's largest TV maker, admits that 3-D TV hasn't lived up to the hype, and the company is now exalting web-connected smart TVs as its next big source of growth.
But the French can't sell much, you say, they signed the Washington Accord, that smart little stitch-up late last year when the World Gold Council persuaded the US Administration that American gold miners would sink if the European central banks flogged off gold left right and centre.
The Easycard is currently in talks with smart-cards providers in other Asian countries, including Octopus in Hong Kong, Ez-link in Singapore and T-Money in South Korea.
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As you might expect from its quad-core Exynos, performance was smooth... almost buttery smooth, but we'd be remiss if we didn't mention a slight hesitancy between pulling out the S-Pen and the launch of that Smart Actions menu.
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