What a Breakthrough! world first bionic dog.

The dog you see in the picture above is Nakio, a cross breed dog from Nebraska. He lost his limbs to frostbite---a medical condition caused by exposure to cold for a long time, since then he could not walk. But thanks to technology, this cute dog can walk now. He was given four Prosthetic limbs.
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Play games with this amazing technology

Want to beat your opponent? Use Stinky Gaming Footboard PC Controller,a new Kickstarter project that has the shape of a pad, with screens and four programmable buttons at the bottom, and can be used with your Mouse and keyboard. It would definately change your gaming experience for good.
The gamer would just step on the footboard and control the characters on the screen. You could move it fowards, backwards or any other you like to use it.
According to the makers, the project has already reached Kickstarter goal, and is expected to go on sale next month. Price of the device is yet to be known.

World smallest robotic fly makes first flight

After 12 years of work, Researchers at Harvard School and Applied Science created the 'Robo-Fly' , a penny size robot, that could sit on a human thumb. The Robo-Fly does movements very similar to the natural one.

Warren Buffett joins Twitter, steals 45,000 followers in 45 minutes

''Warren is in the house'' a simple five word tweet sent by the 'Oracle of Omaha', the Berkshire Hathaway CEO, Warren Buffett on Thursday. Just a minute after he sent out his first tweet, he got 1000 followers. Forty-Five minutes later, the figure greatly increased to 45000 Twitter followers.
Warren Buffet is the third richest man in the world with an estimated net worth of $57 billion.

Microsoft update Skype for Windows 8

Microsoft has released its preview application for Windows 8 that allows its owners to record and send video message to their contact, even if they are unavailable. Microsoft update the feature just day after it installed Skype into Outlook. A feature that lets Outlook users to send audio and video message via Outlook.
Microsoft, however said the feature is only in preview form, and employ users to give feedback so that they can improve more on the feature.