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

Future of Wireless: VoIP over wireless data plans (4G, LTE, etc.) –as shown by pretty good Skype app for iPhone http://tinyurl.com/c6fq3x

“10 emerging technologies of 2009″ http://tinyurl.com/d5rs6d -great read! includes $100 genome, AI personal assistant, Nanopiezoelectronics

Incredible OnLive service promises current-gen 720p gaming served from the cloud for around the price of Xbox Live http://tinyurl.com/cy94qz

European scientists, Stanford researchers, and DARPA all racing to create a chip that emulates the human brain http://tinyurl.com/c5m72u

720p mini projector points to near future where cheap HD projectors may compete with LCD HDTVs http://tinyurl.com/dgr6j5

1000ghz Graphene chips on the drawing board http://tinyurl.com/d9wanv –Now to figure out what to do with that power. AI?

Impending 4G/WiMax war http://tinyurl.com/d33eab hopefully will lead to cheaper wireless data access for consumers

Just posted a new feature story: “Five Reasons Cheap Tablets Will Be 2009-2010’s Netbook” http://tinyurl.com/ckrb9n

As predicted (http://tinyurl.com/cob4ns), voice is definitely an interface on its way up http://tinyurl.com/dk6wp6

Tablet computers (or Mobile Internet Devices - MID - etc.) will probably be the next hot device in tech. Here are five reasons why:

The price is right. Tablet computers are definitely nothing new. However, they have usually come in one of two forms: affordable, but without full computer functionality (such as the Nokia N800 series), [...]