posted by admin on Jan 17
Welcome to another year of Latest Inventions Blog Carnivals.
Hopefully there will be plenty of great gadgets and new technology coming to the surface in 2011, some for industry and medicine – and plenty more for just fun and games!
So, lets get straight to it with a great post on something my brother is very interested in – 3DTV! So join Aviva Jorstad with his thorough review on the subject: 3DTV – Just Hype or The Next Big Thing?.
And another thorough article here talks about medical technology trends which I found very interesting to overview, especially with reference to how technology and information can be used today in ways that most people wouldn’t have expected! So read up on Ken Martin’s post: Top 10 Trends in Mobile Medical Technology.
Now, if your business involves heavy security and you are wondering what is leading the way in computer forensics security then listen to the suggestions of Engelbert Hudson. His list article called Top 25 Startups Revolutionizing Computer Forensics & Security can help you see what is out there and who is doing it!
Next up, Carrie Oakley spends quite some time detailing virtually everthing you need to know about using the Kindle for reading, publishing and just saving money,in: 50 Awesome Blog Posts for the Kindle Addict.
Staying on small gadgets – not only has the tablet computer made it in a big way to free you up from a desk – but now we are looking at making our desktops smaller so if you do have to have a pc at home all day – at least it won’t be a great big eyesore! Join Thomas Bale here for an introduction to the new thinking for nettops as they are being called! Nettop HTPC Comparison | Tomology.co.uk.
If you are interested in health and nutrition and you have kids yourself, are a teacher, volunteer or just an interested adult – here are some great games to help you make healthier decisions day to day – and I have played a few of these myself! So use Gladys Greene’s great little article with links to 25 Useful Online Games for Health Educators (or people like me….).
And finally – staying on a medical angle – here is a very well laid out list article showing all the great android apps you could use if you were in the medical profession – or just wanted to know biological stuff! Join Camille Hensley with her 25 Android Apps Every Nurse Needs!
And there it is – something for everyone this month!


