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Leave it to the Game Boy to have accessories made for it after the system ceases production. And such a bizarre accessory too. In 2009, a medical company unveiled the PediSedate as a device to help administer anesthesia. Essentially a nasal headset attached to a Game Boy, the handheld helped distract people. It’s actually a clever idea. What better way to put someone at ease for upcoming surgery than with video games? It’s unclear if the PediSedate was ever released after its announcement in 2009. Maybe they couldn’t find enough Game Boys?

Consider the consumerization of blood-pressure monitors and defibrillators, he says: “Those started in doctors’ offices and are now in people’s homes. In the next few years, we’ll work with the FDA, so anyone who wants a window into the human body can have it.”

Companies like Apple and Samsung are making bigger and bigger devices because they tend to sell well. But that’s leaving the smaller-handed among us in the dust — Apple in particular caught a ton of flak for canceling without replacing the iPhone SE. There’s some logic there: It’s tough to design an interface that works well on a 4-inch screen and the gargantuan 6.5-inch display on the iPhone XS Max, the company’s biggest-screened offering to date (to be fair, it’s the same physical size as the older iPhone Plus models, but with a bigger screen thanks to the new design.) But the move still snubs people who prefer smaller gadgets. Even I struggle with the iPhone XS Max, and I’ve got big mitts and long fingers that’d make me a decent pianist if anybody ever explained to me what exactly a treble clef is.

Transportation and logistics powerhouse UPS Inc. has upgraded the navigation tool used in the handheld devices its drivers carry, and says the software could boost package delivery service levels while reducing miles driven, fuel consumed, and carbon emitted.

This gadget from Omron Healthcare is worn around your wrist, displays the time, tracks your steps — and monitors your blood pressure, too.

The UPSNav tool can achieve all this by providing drivers with detailed turn-by-turn directions derived from UPS’s routing software, the Atlanta-based company said Dec. 4. The rollout follows a pilot project held this past fall, when UPS tested it on about 5,000 U.S. and Canadian drivers and saw good results, the firm said.

"Socket Mobile recognizes the advantages and demand for 2D barcode scanners, but understands the typical 2D imager carries an intimidating price. Similar to our D740 and S740, which have been very well received, we intend to break the mold with the S840, and be the affordable, attachable 2D option in the market," said James Lopez, Vice President of Marketing.

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The dynaEdge AR Smart Glasses and a complete line of accessories will be available in the second quarter of 2018 with a starting MSRP of $1,899.99.