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HowToWeb.com: Computer and Technology Blog and Resourcehttp://www.howtoweb.com [HowToWeb.com: Computer and Technology Blog and Resource] The BBC reports on clever new googles, called Inview googles, that allow swimmers to view and keep track of their laps as they swim. The google use a built-in compass and electronics to count laps while the swimmer concentrates on improving their stroke and speed.

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Engadget.com[Engadget.com] Swim goggles with heads-up display - Engadget - www.engadget.com: Like Katie Williams (Brunel University grad, proud Welsh dragon) our interns find it hard to remember how many laps they’ve swum here in the Engadget HQ Temple Garden — especially when we release the robotic swimming snakes.

Gizmodo.nethttp://www.gizmodo.net [Gizmodo.net] Gizmodo: Since we’ve already determined that wood is the next big thing for gadgets, you don’t have to wait until the manufacturers catch on. If you’d like a pair of wooden headphones right now, Headphile.com can upgrade existing models with their own custom wooden shells, with prices around $150 to $225, depending on the wood choice and finish.

Netscape.com.comhttp://netscape.com.com [Netscape.com.com] Gadgets | News.blog | CNET News.com: Williams, an industrial design student at Brunel University in West London, designed swimming goggles that display lap count and time on the inside of the lenses. The idea for the "Inview" goggles was seeded back in high school while Williams was lifeguarding lap-swimmers who often stopped to watch the time clock or look at their wristwatch, she said in a university statement.

Howtoweb.comhttp://www.howtoweb.com [Howtoweb.com] HowToWeb.com: Computer and Technology Blog and Resource: You will literally no longer need any software running on your local computer (except the Google Web-browser of course, and a network connection). The computing experience will involve booting your computer, logging into the net, and having access to all your programs (and most of your data) which will reside happily in the ether — all protected and secure, we will be assured, by the good god Google.

[Displays.engadget.com] Swim goggles with heads-up display - Displays - displays.engadget.com: Like Katie Williams (Brunel University grad, proud Welsh dragon) our interns find it hard to remember how many laps they’ve swum here in the Engadget HQ Temple Garden — especially when we release the robotic swimming snakes.

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