GADGETS - TECH NEWS

	This Syndrome Can Take Away Your Speech Over and Over Again
	The Landau-Kleffner Syndrome is a very terrifying condition. It takes away a person's ability to make or understand speech. First discovered in 1957 by William Landau and Frank Kleffner, the cases identified were all children, between three and thir...
	The Reason The iPhone 5S' Accelerometer Is Screwed Up
	The iPhone 5S motion sensors aren't that great. Some developers have investigated the problem and have finally figured out the root of the problem. It turns out, it's a hardware design issue that Apple either overlooked or ignored. But don't worry. ...
	Advertisers Might Be Able to Track You via Your Smartphone's Accelerometer
	We're never really alone. Privacy is over. But you already know that, right? The latest? Researchers have been testing out new surveillance techniques and they think you can be tracked around the web using your phone's accelerometer. According to S...
	Google Sneaking Chrome OS Into Windows 8's "Metro" Mode
	A recent update to the developer version of Google Chrome shows it is running Chrome OS inside of Windows 8. The new feature, dug up by The Verge, shows that it allows the "Metro" interface for Chrome to turn into its own multi-windowed mini desktop...
	Google+ Has a Photo Editor Now (But You've Got To Use Chrome)
	Here's a pretty cool feature: Google+ has a photo editor, but only if you use Chrome in its Auto Awesome feature. There are now sliders for brightness, contrast, and saturation as well as highlight and midtone contrast controls. There are also a ra...
	One Dose Of This Drug Cures Down Syndrome.. In Mice
	Modern medicine is making more impactful headlines than Miley Cyrus this week. First it was a vaccine to prevent HIV/AIDS in the works, then tiny living 3d printed kidneys, and now, a new drug to cure Down Syndrome.Scientists at the John Hopkins Uni...
	Ancient Romans Have Been Building Monuments Centuries Before The Colosseum
	Rome wasn't built in a day. In fact it took longer than anyone imagined. The New York Times reports of an 11 mile archaeological dig last summer from central Rome revealing that the Romans were erecting monuments far longer than thought. It turns ou...