To listen to music, put an earbud in both ears, and the music starts playing. To pause your music, take one or both earbuds out.

To answer your phone, insert a single earbud. To hang up, just take it back out.

Seems too good to be true, but Sony Ericsson’s “SensMe” technology makes it possible. Here’s a video that demonstrates:

Sony is selling the MH907 earbuds in “Yellow White” and “Titan Chrome” for around $55, but it requires a Sony Ericsson phone with a “Fast Port” connector to work.

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Motion-activated earbuds

Murray played an excellent match and he knew it.

“I didn’t make a lot of mistakes, high percentage of first serves, used my slice well – just kept thinking all the way through the match,” Murray said.

“Right from the start, to get a break early, set the tone for the rest of the match. He didn’t really recover from that.”

Djokovic took advantage of his opponents mistakes for the victory.

“I was trying to stick with him all the time, because I knew he’s very aggressive, but not really consistent from the baseline,” Djokovic said.

“He makes a lot of unforced errors, especially from the forehand side, so I changed the pace and I played a really good tennis.”

The fourth rounds men’s match will include Djokovic facing Jo-Wilfried Tsonga , Roger Federer facing Taylor Dent and Andy Roddick facing Gael Monfils . Now those will be some amazing matches to watch.

Source: AFP

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