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iCandy February 2011: Tech's Medical, Musical, and Mobile Muses

Innovations for improving the way we see the brain, play music, stay connected, and travel

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Photo: Michael McElroy/The New York Times/Redux
You didn’t need a ticket to witness the 28 January performance of the New World Symphony at the New World Center in Miami Beach. The sounds of the orchestra were pumped into the evening air via 167 speakers while video of the performance was projected onto a 650-square-meter wall at an adjacent outdoor gathering space.

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