Mind Reading Software

The next version of the iPhone OS will be unwrapped today, how to get your mom to stop stalking you on Facebook, and Intel shows off brain-scanning software that can pretty much read your mind.

Mind Reading Software A new iPhone software is announced today, Intel to showed off a program that can read your mind and how to get your mom to stop stalking on Facebook. It's Thursday, April 8th. I'm Natali Del Conte. It's time to get loaded. Just a reminder, Apple will showcase its new generation iPhone software today. We feel unloaded too early to know what scene it announced but stay tuned to CNET today for an update because our San Francisco colleagues will be on the scene. A new software can read your mind. Oh uh, Intel showed off this software this week and it analyses MRI scans to determine what part of a person’s brain are being used while the said person is thinking. It couldn’t really tell entire phrases like my feet are killing but it can determine which of two words a person is thinking about when given the binary choice. This software is not intended to invade your private world. It's meant to disabled people communicate. But we can't pretend it doesn’t have the possibility of being the slightest but intrusive. The eReaders are starting to get more gadgets you most likely care about, Best Buy will start selling the bronze and elbow nook on April 18th and the kindle could come to target stores on April 25th. There is no word that these eReaders will be discounted but I am expecting price drops for both of them soon now that the iPad is out. Google Earth’s new Ocean Project is now available by default to all users. This is Google’s 3D map of the ocean with videos, photos and narrative from the world’s leading oceanographers. This launched last year as a layer of Goggle Earth but since then Google has added new information and made this a default to all Google Earth users. So go explore if you have the time, no scuba gear required. The font you choose could save you money in your printing cost. A new study from Printer.com found that choosing the right font could save you as much as 31% in your inkjet and toner cartridge expenses. The company did a rundown of the most efficient fonts to use. The winner, Century Gothic. The looser and most ink-hugging font, Franklin Gothic Medium. Real estate site Trulia out launched a rental listing site this week. Trulia is usually for homes for sale not for rent but I suppose they want a piece of the rental pie too. It isn't a bad idea but it will be hard to gain market share from Craig’s List and now Google Maps which also does rentals. A 16-year-old boy is suing his mother for stalking him on Facebook. The boy lives with his grandmother but he says that his mother is incessantly monitoring him on Facebook and he wants the court to prohibit her from contacting him. Okay, first of all, my mom does this. It doesn’t bother me. Second, why doesn’t he just unfriend her and set his profile to private if he's to uptight about it. And lastly, I'm t0otally going to do that. If your risk of getting tired from all that mousing about? How about a mouse that you navigate with your foot? The wireless toe mouse is mostly designed for people with disabilities. You click with your big toe and right click with the second toe. It's also evry handy if you don’t like other people using your computer. No one is going to just jump on and navigate someone else’s toe mouse. Those were all your headlines for today and that does wrap up your week of getting loaded. I'll seer you on Monday. Thank you for watching. I'm Natali Del Conte with CNET TV and you’ve just been loaded.