INTRODUCTION Human brain, the most valuable creation of God. The man is called intelligent because of the brain.

It is very difficult to know someone or to read someones mind, what is going on in his/her mind. But science has come to such a level that it can read someones mindwith100% accuracy. So this topic based on how we can read someones mind using a mobile phones. Nathan Eagle and Sandy Pentland at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are working on a "mindreading" software for mobile phones that will get to know you as well as your friends. The software prompts you to enter your location and activity every time the phone moves into the range of a new cell mast- so it can associate activities like socialising, or working with certain locations. What is Mind Reading Phones ? It is an amazing trick that will teach you how to perform mind reading or mental telepathy with a normal mobile phone. SAN FRANCISCO How smart do you want your smart phone to actually be? Do you want it to read your mind, even a little bit? Intel Corp.'s research chief, Justin Rattner, says that technology has advanced to the point that "contextaware computing," an idea that's been around for two decades, is becoming more of a reality with the rise of mobile devices. That could lead to phones that act as psychics in your pocket. Rather than simply amass secrets about you, the devices could be doing things with that information, such as predicting what you might do next and offering suggestions. Rattner showed a few examples during his keynote speech Wednesday at Intel's annual developer conference in San

Francisco. Among them: a prototype application Intel worked on with Fodor's Travel. It learns what types of foods you like to eat and what types of attractions you like to visit, based on searches you type into the phone or locations identified using GPS. The software makes similar recommendations when you visit a new city. Tech companies are already working to predict what people want, but only in pieces. History Of Experiments On Mind Reading Phones The first, led by Rodney Croft,of the Brain Science Institute ,Swinburne University Of Technology in Melbourne,Austrailia tested whether the cell phone transmission could affect brain waves. The researchers monitored the experiment on brain waves of 120 healthy men and women with a Nokia 6110 cell phone. They got the result from EEGs(Electro Encephalogram) of their brain waves with a mobile phone on transmission mode and without the mobile. Horne and his colleagues controlled a Nokia 6310e cell phoneanother popular and basic phoneattached to the head of 10 healthy but sleepdeprived men in their sleep research lab. (Their sleep had been restricted to six hours the previous night.) The researchers then monitored the men's brainwaves by EEG while the phone was switched on and off by remote computer, and also switched between "standby," "listen" and "talk" modes of operation for 30 minute intervals on different nights. The experiment revealed that after the phone was switched to "talk" mode a different brain-wave pattern, called delta waves (in the range of one to four Hertz), remained dampened for nearly one hour after the phone was shut off. These brainwaves are the most reliable and sensitive marker of stage

two sleepapproximately 50 percent of total sleep consists of this stage and the subjects remained awake twice as long after the phone transmitting in talk mode was shut off. Although the test subjects had been sleep-deprived the night before, they could not fall asleep for nearly one hour after the phone had been operating without their knowledge. Graphical Representation Of The Brain Wave The blue line in graph shows the brain wave without the mobile phone. The black boosted line shows the significant increase of the brain wave due to presence of mobile phone on transmission mode. CONCLUSIONS OF THEIR EXPERIMENT They got to know that brain waves get boosted significantly with the mobile phone due to presence of some kind of waves called ALPHA waves. They conclude that they can detect the brain behaviour or can read the mind of a person through mobile phones After that James Horne and colleague from Lough Borough university in England gave many theori INTRODUCTION Human brain, the most valuable creation of God. The man is called intelligent because of the brain. It is very difficult to know someone or to read someones mind, what is going on in his/her mind. But science has come to such a level that it can read someones mind with 100% accuracy. So this topic based on how we can read someones mind using a mobile phones. What is Mind Reading Phones ? It is an amazing trick that will teach you how to perform mind reading or mental telepathy with a normal mobile phone.

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SAN FRANCISCO How smart do you want your smart phone to actually be? Do

you want it to read your mind, even a little bit? Intel Corp.'s research chief, Justin Rattner, says that technology has advanced to the point that "context-aware computing," an idea that's been around for two decades, is becoming more of a reality with the rise of mobile devices. That could lead to phones that act as psychics in your pocket. Rather than simply amass secrets about you, the devices could be doing things with that information, such as predicting what you might do next and offering suggestions. Rattner showed a few examples during his keynote speech Wednesday at Intel's annual developer conference in San Francisco. Among them: a prototype application Intel worked on with Fodor's Travel. It learns what types of foods you like to eat and what types of attractions you like to visit, based on searches you type into the phone or locations identified using GPS. The software makes similar recommendations when you visit a new city. Tech companies are already working to predict what people want, but only in pieces. Search engine Google Inc., movie-rental service Netflix Inc. and online radio service Pandora try to anticipate what people want even before they know they want it. Stringing those types of functions together with the wealth of other information that phones collect about people could pave the way for even more helpful electronics, Rattner said. A challenge is training computers to analyze data from "hard sensors" (which measure location, motion, voice patterns, temperature and the like) and combining those findings with data from "soft sensors" (such as calendar appointments and Web browsing history). For example, your phone could detect that you've just left work and seem to be on your way home a location it might know from

your address book. It could then automatically recommend the best route around traffic. "Things don't get really interesting until you fuse that hard sensor data with soft sensor data," Rattner said. "It gives devices almost this sixth sense of anticipating what a user will need in the future, whether that's the next few moments or at dinner later in the day." Rattner added that researchers are even making steps toward the "ultimate form of sensing" a computer understanding a human's thoughts. He acknowledged the need for stronger privacy controls as the phones have better ability to think for themselves.

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