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Adam Wilson, doctoral students of biomedical technical at the University of Wisconsin developed a device called Brain-Twitter that members of Twitter allows to post messages through the electrical stimulus generated by the power of mind.

Brain-Twitter application replaces the role of keyboard for typing messages. A red hat with an electrode and load to monitoring of brain activity to become a text. Everything in brain and then delivered directly to computer and written on the screen.

“Development of this device can be used to help the people with” locked-in syndrome “, where they generally have a normal functioning of the brain but can not speak or move due to illness or injury,” said Wilson.

The idea to create this device is when one listener at a radio event said that “it will be very exciting if users of Twitter can send messages only thinking of it”. Wilson necessarily invites colleagues, Justin Williams to make this breakthrough.

But Williams is not yet know when this invention can be marketed specifically for people with locked-in syndrome. He said only very happy and proud to be the invention of it.

After the success of microblogging Twitter, and sales site eBay. Now there is Tweebay.

The site was developed by Paul Rawlings, a developer from the UK, has launched Tweebay in the Christmas celebrations. Tweebay is a mix between eBay and Twitter.

Twitter and eBay users will not have trouble from Tweebay, in Tweebay you can sell a product, with models such as Twitter.

The advantage of this site instead of Twitter is, you can tell everyone about what the product is sold. This is a unique site, so you can build other than through the first microblogging, Tweebay users also able to sell the product.

Unfortunately, the lack of this site is that users still can not make transactions directly. For, Tweebay, only connect buyers with sellers.