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Cell phones have gone to the dogs


 By Tom LaSusa, NWC

Is there an ‘iPooch’ in your dog’s future? Wired reports that with pet ownership on the rise, gadget makers are releasing techno-bling marketed just for canines.  Among some of the hot doggy doodads: a two-way cell phone enabling owner-doggy ‘conversations;’ a collar-attached camera that takes pictures at pet-level; a dog-centric PDA to track playdates and vet appointments; and a food dish with built-in alarm notifying your faithful friend when dinner’s ready. That’s all well and good, but could no one come up with a Roomba-like automatic pooper-scooper?

 
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