For those of you who have babies and really want to record all matters relating to your baby, maybe you need to have this personal baby assistant gadget.

Onaroo PBA (Personal Baby Assistant) is a small gadget that will store all data about your baby from their sleeping time, feeding, changing diapers until the eaten drugs.

Onaroo personal baby assistant can also be used as a reminder when the baby should drink milk, taking medication or changing diapers.

Onaroo PBA is made in simple form for easy data input and view critical data about the baby. Onaroo PBA will also be connected directly to Onaroo web site and upload all available data to the web so you can see everything more clearly and with graphs.

This kind of tools and systems are not something new, especially if you already have iPhone, this personal baby assistant application can be found cheaper at USD 1 but if you do not have iPhone then Onaroo PBA is cheaper (only USD 50) than you have to buy iPhone.

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IBM has launched a new type of computer chip that can integrate electrical and optical nano devices in silicon. This technology allows the supercomputer to calculate a million-trillion or exaflop in one second.

IBM researchers said the chip is a thousand times faster than the strongest petaflop machined. Such computers have the processing power close to the human brain. The main constraint is a time which is required to transmit a large amount of data between chips.

IBM also has developed a variety of small nanophotonic switches, waveguides, detectors and modulators which are all made of silicone and can be integrated directly into the chip.


Now, silicon which form electrical circuits and chip transistors can be used to convert and deliver photon and passes between chips with high speed.

Head of Nano Research Group University of Southampton in UK, Hiroshi Mizuta, said that this will greatly increase the speed and power consumption of computer chips. "Performance (computing) will be severely limited by the interconnection," he said.

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