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For example, many IUDs, or intrauterine devices, contain synthetic hormones which suppress ovulation.
This method can employ rhetorical devices such as analogies, examples, and citations of research or statistics.
These devices have captured many inventors' imaginations because they could transform our relationship with energy.
So if you look at the video behind me, you can see two Meta users playing around with the same hologram, making eye contact, connected around this thing, instead of being distracted by external devices.
Put simply: I want to create a new reality, a reality where technology brings us infinitely closer to each other, a reality where people, not devices, are the center of everything.
And I think that there are, like, a billion and a half active Android devices out there.
His binoculars are one of the most critical acting devices he has.
What we're seeing now is that computers and radios are becoming so sophisticated that we're developing algorithms to let people own machines, like Wi-Fi devices, and overlay them with a sharing protocol that would allow a community like this to build its own wireless broadband network simply from the simple principle: When I'm listening, when I'm not using, I can help you transfer your messages; and when you're not using, you'll help me transfer yours.
Now, the next big rover that NASA sends to Mars in 2020 is going to have one of these devices aboard, and it will be able to produce enough oxygen to keep one person alive indefinitely.
In fact, if you overuse those devices, you're just going to come across as clichéd or emotionally manipulative.
And more and more connected devices we see like pacemakers and insulin pumps that will proactively signal if help is needed soon.
He's now developing not only the Cardiopad, but other mobile medical devices to treat different conditions.
We have embedded the drug into devices that look like this one.
The devices are also biodegradable.
There are now prototypes of cuffless radar-based blood pressure devices that can continuously stream your blood pressure.
You can print personalized braces, hearing aids, orthopedic devices, even I've been scanned and had my jeans tailored to fit to me.
So, I lead a team at Google that works on machine intelligence; in other words, the engineering discipline of making computers and devices able to do some of the things that brains do.
Well, there's a wrinkle in that, in that our society, media don't simply exist as information distribution technologies and devices.
But we feel for them, and that matters, because if we're trying to integrate robots into these shared spaces, we need to understand that people will treat them differently than other devices, and that in some cases, for example, the case of a soldier who becomes emotionally attached to the robot that they work with, that can be anything from inefficient to dangerous.
Acknowledging this emotional connection to robots can also help us anticipate challenges as these devices move into more intimate areas of people's lives.
Apple has built security features into its mobile products which protect data on its devices from everyone but the owner.
That is, there is now increasingly a gap between the privacy and security of the rich, who can afford devices that secure their data by default, and of the poor, whose devices do very little to protect them by default.
In contrast, the poor and the most vulnerable in our societies are using devices that leave them completely vulnerable to surveillance.
But African-Americans are also disproportionately likely to use Android devices that do nothing at all to protect them from that surveillance.
So the lack of default security in Android is not just a problem for the poor and vulnerable users who are depending on these devices.
And this pace exists because of our ability to pack more and more devices onto a computer chip.
And as those devices get smaller, they get faster, they consume less power and they get cheaper.
By destroying criminals' devices closer to real time, we break their plans.
What you can do is we can demand that tech companies add these protections to our devices and our platforms as the default.
Is it really possible for us to take a system of millions upon millions of devices, to read in their data streams, to predict their failures and act in advance?
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