Never mind the iPhone, how boring and old school. How about the MathPhone. That's right. Scientists at University of Haifa have created a cell phone that contains a set of applications that help the next generation of kids learn everything from simple to complex math problems. Now, if only they could create a way so that ones child must solve the math puzzle or problem before they are allowed to make a call or send an SMS.
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July 12, 2007
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