Using keyboard shortcuts can make completing a task much quicker and easier. For example, instead of navigating to the toolbar to copy and paste something in Microsoft Word, why not use a combination of keys to execute the task in seconds? 

Share shortcuts you know. I will share some to you. 
For Programs:

• Copy: CTRL+C (Windows) or COMMAND+C (Mac)
• Cut: CTRL+X (Windows) or COMMAND+X (Mac)
• Paste: CTRL+V (Windows) or COMMAND+V (Mac)

For your Browser:

• New window: CTRL+N (Windows) or COMMAND+N (Mac)
• New tab: CTRL+T (Windows) or COMMAND+T (Mac)
• Refresh page: CTRL+R (Windows) or COMMAND+R (Mac)

For Text:

• Select all: CTRL+A (Windows) or COMMAND+A (Mac)
• Bold: CTRL+B (Windows) or COMMAND+B (Mac)

About  the size of a bar of soap and powered by 6 AA batteries, the controller comes with the promise of smarter, faster, more sophisticated DYI robots. built out of (no surprise) snap-together LEGO parts. A new app component makes it possible to use your smartphone or tablet to dole out instructions, or control your robot using a bluetooth connection.



http://childrenstech.com/blog/archives/10922 

http://technewskids.com/


Google is now in the first stages of its new project called “Project Glass”. It is very Jetsons-like because your glasses project things from an email to a video hangout with your friends, which is very much like a Skype chat. Glass also has a camera in it so you can take pictures right from your view and you will know exactly what the photo is going to look like. Although glass is not the most attractive pair of glasses on the market, they are certainly cool. They will be available in 2013 according to Google, but for the steep price of $1500. They were available for preorder but Google only allowed people that went to Google’s annual press conference participate.