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Samsung developing new brain controlled mobile technology allow people check email listen music using thoughts.
Samsung Always seems to be ahead then an other in mobile Phones technology
Now Samsung have tested mobile Controlled by Brain Activity - MIT Technology Review - YouTube
Samsung Always seems to be ahead then an other in mobile Phones technology
Now Samsung have tested mobile Controlled by Brain Activity - MIT Technology Review - YouTube
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