Friday, January 17, 2014

upfront magazine reading response

                                  In the latest Upfront Magazine there is a article called "A Password Pill?" It talks of a pill Motorola has invented that helps people get on their electronics without having to put in their password. The pill is for people who frequently forget their passwords when logging on to things such as Facebook, and Twitter. I think this can be very useful.

                                 The article describes that the pill is actually a tiny chip! Once swallowed it will " use the acid in your stomach to turn itself on; then it will send signals to your phone and computer that let you in without providing a password." The article mentions the average person logs in a password "39 times a day." It also takes 3.2 seconds each time. Clearly, this product has been created for those who feel "Passwords can be a pain to remember." Or, it could be used for people who forget their password alot.

                                 I believe this is an incredible invention! This pill can save time and stress when logging on your computer or phone. This just shows how much our technology has evolved. This also means that they can maybe make something similar, but for people with alzheimers. The pill may be a solution to login quicker, but it possibly could become a temporary cure. With it , alzheimers can become the least of our problems.

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