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This really sounds like a great idea but I have never had good luck with tracking software. I do have a Kinect so I may give it a go then I will never have to move again :)
Read the full article below.

http://techcrunch.com/2013/03/10/4tiitoos-eyecharm-kinect-add-on-lets-you-control-computers-with-your-eyes/

With all the streaming services like Netflix, Onlive, Amazons E2, Google OS, and more will the cloud computer finally make it to our homes? I remember in the 90's every one was talking about computers being no more. Boxes like MSN webTV would kill the desktop PC. Speeds were so slow that it never really took off. Now with high speed Internet will it be a at least an option? Dell may be betting on it with thier USB sized computer called “Ophelia”. The big difference with it is it will give you access to multiple OS's. Like Mac, Windows, Google OS and will cost somewhere around $50.00.

On March 15 2013 Microsoft will retire Messenger and migrate users to Skype. Skpye was purchased by Microsoft on May 2011 for 8.5 billion. You should get a email letting you know the details if you are a Messenger user. Skype will give you the option to merge your account info so all your contacts should come over.

I along with many sites have claimed that Adobe CS2 was being released for free. Sadly this is not the case and Adobe has made it clear that it is only for people who have a license for the software. I do apologize for this error and will make sure in the future to do a bit more research before sending you to download sites. Again there is no free version of Adobe Photoshop but there is a free alternative called GIMP that many have used and come to love.

Tv gaming may be closer now that XI3 has the backing of Valve. This little box would hook to your big screen TV and take advantage of Steams Big Screen Mode. With up gradable hardware like memory and processor this just might make it in my living room. Only problem now is trying to hold the controller while kicking the kids away.

Sony has filed a patent for some type of Rf tags that can be embedded into there game discs. The idea is once the game is played in there system it will register so the game will not work in any other system. This is to cut down on the ever popular used game market. I get that Sony wants to make as much money as they can but I for one would never buy a Sony product again. When done with a game I purchased I should have the right to sell it. Way to go Sony guess they did not learn from their ever popular ROOT KITS.

Lost keys,Wife,Kids or maybe your dog, Well, with. StickNFind this may be a thing of the past. For around $25 a pop (estimated), you get a small disk that can be affixed to any flat surface or anyone. Inside, there's a replaceable CR2016 watch battery that's said to last more than a year. A free Android or iOS app then lets you find any stickers with about a 100 ft line of sight. They can only display distance, but an update, set to hit before StickNFind ships, will add direction.