Cost of personal genome sequencing plummeting: currently $48k (down from $2mil) and expected to be $5k soon http://bit.ly/CGP3r

Internet may drive trust of technology; Over half of surveyed Americans willing to have remote robotic surgery http://bit.ly/fCpwQ

DuPont solution printed OLED material could lead to much cheaper OLED displays http://bit.ly/5I7dC

Is Microsoft’s Project Natal “the endgame” of console controls? (at least until a direct brain interface) Gizmodo’s take http://bit.ly/regm0

Pig Stem Cell discovery could mean the end of transplant waiting lists http://bit.ly/vu1ob

e-book market about to get much more competitive http://bit.ly/syaco

Concrete evidence of the death of the landline: 20.2% (and rising) households are already “cellphone only” http://bit.ly/Pu8dG

Android phones have a new killer app - video clips recorded using the phone can now be uploaded straight to YouTube http://bit.ly/3uvC2W

#Kindle DX’s large screen is awesome but the near-$500 price will keep it a niche device for the foreseeable future http://bit.ly/7t9aG

Researchers forge ahead towards ultimate human-machine interface with brain-controlled wheelchair http://tinyurl.com/cm3gdd

Should Microsoft give away Windows 7? http://tinyurl.com/acudbo Matt Buchanan thinks so and I completely agree

Lifehacker: Microsoft still doesn’t “get” the Web http://tinyurl.com/89nn6b I mostly agree, though some services like skydrive are promising

Palm Pre looks to be great competition for Apple’s iPhone and Google Android devices http://tinyurl.com/75a9qn

The death of hard drives: fast 2 Terabyte flash memory cards the size of a quarter http://tinyurl.com/7rj55h and http://tinyurl.com/9xmgzf

In-Home Cell service on its way! http://tinyurl.com/7wblkl

DRM-free iTunes Music Store a step forward but we’re not DRM free yet http://tinyurl.com/9ubeyf