No. 1
Apple's App Store
Apple's App Store has made creating and distributing
mobile applications for cellphone users easy.

No. 2
Android
The T-Mobile HTC G1 phone scores with its operating
system, Android, the free mobile operating system from
Google.

No. 3
USB 3.0
USB 3.0 will be 10 times faster than the current USB 2.0
standard, and will increase the amount of electrical
current that can be delivered through a USB cable.

No. 4
Video-Capable SLRs
The Nikon D90 and the Canon 5D Mark II not only capture
top-notch still images, but let the photographer shoot
high-definition videos as well.

No. 5
The Memristor
The \"memristor,\" or memory transistor will make it
possible to develop computer systems that remember
what's stored in memory when they are turned off.

No. 6
GPS
This year, the Global Positioning System (GPS) has been
used in many new technologies, from the iPhone 3G and
the T-Mobile G1 to notebooks such as Fujitsu's LifeBook
series.

No. 7
Flash Memory
Flash memory is a mainstay of most consumer electronics
products, from ultralight notebooks to digital cameras
and media players.

No. 8
Speedo LZR
Speedo's new LZR swimsuit blends new materials and a
dose of NASA rocket science to boost the speeds of elite
swimmers -- legally.

No. 9
Edible Chips
Soon, tiny edible chips will track when patients take their
pills (or don't) and monitor the effects of the drugs
they're taking. Proteus, a California company, has created
tiny chips out of silicon grains that, once swallowed,
activate in the stomach.

No. 10
Flexible Displays to be a reality
Flexible displays could change the way we interact with
the info-universe, creating new kinds of cellphones,
portable computers, e-newspapers and electronic books.

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