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It just came from using what's already there, and I'm thoroughly convinced that if it's not phones, that there's always going to be enough there that you can build similar solutions that can be very effective in new contexts.

And we wanted to do this, given the power and ubiquity of portable computing, we wanted to make sure that this would run on cell phones and tablets, and also we wanted to make this a wearable, something that you could wear under your clothing.

We send people to the moon, we make phones that talk to us or customize radio stations that can play only music we like.

We've got cell phones to get information from the public and get information out to them.

Because the experiments I've shown you so far were done with a camera, a high-speed camera, that can record video about a 100 times faster than most cell phones, but we've also found a way to use this technique with more regular cameras, and we do that by taking advantage of what's called a rolling shutter.

And we don't have much technology like here, but we have our small phones.

And men lure young girls into sex trafficking situations with promises of modeling contracts, cell phones.

And so right now, you probably have the tools to thwart many kinds of government surveillance already on your phones and already in your pockets, you just might not realize how strong and how secure those tools are, or how weak the other ways you've used to communicate really are.

Special forces operators out there in the field today discover that small groups of insurgents with cell phones have access to satellite imagery that once only superpowers had.

It's happening in Kenya and Tanzania, where millions of people who haven't had access to financial services now conduct all those services on their phones.

And when it happens today, people take photographs and they take videos on their phones and they post those videos online.

And I'm very excited about what might happen when you pull the phones apart and you put the bits into trees, and that my children might have an opportunity to visit an enchanted forest guided by a magic wand, where they could talk to digital fairies and ask them questions, and be asked questions in return.

So the technology we've used is really simple, it's made up of available things like databases, mobile phones.

The Air Jordan 3 Black Cement did for sneakers what the iPhone did for phones.

We don't paint cell phones.

The common and reasonable expectation of more mature men and women is that they don't like or know technology, that they have a hard time turning on a computer, or that they have the old brick cell phones from the 1980s.

In comparison, cell phones and microwaves operate at the lower end of the spectrum, so there is no risk of ionizing radiation from their use.

Well, there are many, but let's look at cell phones.

In 1980, AT&T, then Ma Bell, commissioned McKinsey to do a global market survey of those clunky new mobile phones that appeared then.

OK, I need you to take out your phones.

OK, you can hand your phones back now.

Imagine that they had 150 reviews of people saying, "They're great at holding unlocked phones!" (Laughter) Now how would you feel about handing your phone over?

In this pocket we store all manner of personal goods from phones and wallets to iPads, office files and books.

My mirror-neuron subsystem suggests that this is going to replace phones in not too long.

Guys, this is not only going to change phones, it's also going to change the way we collaborate.

Less than half a century ago, two courageous men landed on the moon, using computers that were less powerful than the phones in your pockets.

Linus Torvalds, thank you for Linux, thank you for the Internet, thank you for all those Android phones.

If we broke open all their newest phones, which are just a fraction of the total that’ve been built, and split them into their component parts, that would produce around 85,000 kilograms of gold, 875,000 of silver, and 40 million kilograms of copper.

How did this precious cache get into our phones, and can we reclaim it?

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