by . sam webb . published : . 13:46 est , 7 december 2013 . | . amazing pictures have emerged of blue fluorescent algae lighting up australia 's east coast . updated : . the images were taken in jervis bay , the south coast of nsw , as the neon glow illuminated one of australia 's popular beaches . photographer andy hutchinson described the sight as a ` beautiful supernatural scene ' caused by millions of plankton omitting light . 09:18 est , 9 december 2013 . plans for a phone with a transparent screen with touch screen technology on both the front and back have been revealed in what could be the next step forward in smartphone technology.tech giant samsung has filed a patent for a future transparent display that can be controlled by fingertip from both sides of the phone.pictures of the device have been filed with the u.s. show the potential benefits of the technology , such as the user 's finger not obscuring the screen when tapping on apps or dragging items around the screen . great leap forward : samsung have filed a patent for a phone with a transparent display that has touch screen technology on both sides . a similar display was shown in sydney 's manly beach back in august 2014 where an oceanography expert told daily mail australia there was no need to be concerned about the algae . ` the glow is caused by noctiluca scintillans , which is a single celled phytoplankton - the algae of the sea - which blossoms in the spring and the autumn and in 90 per cent of occasions occurs due to natural causes , ' iain suthers , of university of new south wales , said . mr suthers explained that the bizarre carnivorous cell , which preys on another type of algae called diatoms , gives off the luminous glow as a defence mechanism . by . anna hodgekiss . published : . 12:17 est , 16 april 2013 . | . scroll down for video . incredible pictures have emerged of blue fluorescent algae lighting up australia 's east coast . the amazing images were taken in jervis bay which is in the south coast of new south wales . this image shows how icons can be selected from the rear of the phone . it could be especially effective for touch screen games . a tap on the rear of the phone could also bring up extra options or information about what is on the screen , such as text associated with a photo , such as comments on a photo posted on facebook or instagram.the user will also be able to fast forward , rewind and play video by using backside gestures without blocking their view of the footage . one of the pictures contained within the patent shows how taking a photo of what is displayed on the screen could be as simple as a quick dragging gesture . the back screen can be used for security measures . users could even move top and bottom display items around independently which could be useful for photo manipulation or art apps . photograher andy hutchinson captured trhe neon glow illuminating one of australia 's popular beaches . mr hutchinson described the sight as a ` beautiful supernatural scene ' caused by millions of plankton omitting light . a similar display - like the one in jervis bay -lrb- pictured -rrb- - was shown in sydney 's manly beach back in august 2014 . iain suthers , of university of new south wales , says the algae blossoms in the spring and the autumn . there is no indication when the phone will hit the market . the patent , uncovered by patentbolt , was filed in the summer but contains no details on time frames . samsung was not available for comment . this figure shows how the rear of the phone can be used to call up extra information or options without blocking the screen . updated : . 14:54 est , 16 april 2013 . eight-year-old jessica , with foster mother carolyn , has become the first person to have her . life-saving oxygen supply transported in her toy luggage . an eight-year-old girl has become the first person to be given a life-saving oxygen supply in her toy luggage . jessica has had her trunki - a suitcase that can be ridden on or pulled along - specially modified to carry the life-saving cylinder . the eight-year-old suffers from cerebral palsy , pulmonary hypertension and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her , which meant her mother carolyn carey , 44 , or another adult had to carry it in a rucksack . but thanks to carolyn and the charity . cerebra , which helps brain injured children and young people - jessica . is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her . bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . ms . carey said : ` the trunki is bright pink and the other children do n't see . it as something medical , it looks like a toy any of them would use . ` jessica . used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we . had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her . own . ` she can use it at . school or out playing and when we go to hospital for an appointment , . she 's off and in there before i 've got chance to get out of the car . ` it 's the only one in the country . like it . cerebra have stabilised it and added a rigid handle instead of a . strap , but apart from that , it looks just like a trunki . ' jessica . was born premature at just 27 weeks and has had cerebral palsy since . birth . she also suffers from weakness down her left side because of the . condition . her foster . mother added : ` without the oxygen jessica loses energy quickly , she . becomes irritable and as her blood loses oxygen , it can lead to brain . damage . ' i wanted her to have the freedom of other girls , as -lsb- having an oxygen tank at school -rsb- was hard for her . ` when i looked for mobile oxygen carriers , all there were only adult ones , they only had two wheels and were too big . ' a solution came when carolyn contacted the charity cerebra , where staff came up with the idea to specially modify the popular child 's toy first seen on the tv show dragon 's den . jessica suffers from cerebral palsy and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her . hope : thanks to the charity cerebra , jessica is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . jessica 's foster mother carolyn said : ` she used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her own ' elaine collins , from cerebra , said : ` we . were working on design solutions to fulfil the brief set by carolyn and . struggling to achieve something we could make by hand and within budget . that would enhance jessica 's life and give her something to be proud of . ` we then thought of trunki and tried to modify one for its new use . ` magmatic , the design team behind trunki were very supportive of our work and very kindly donated lots of their products for any future conversions we were able to dream up . ' a product like this , which can give freedom and independence as well as enhance social inclusion , is a great thing . ` this is really important and in our designs we work especially hard to give the children something to be proud of , something to help them say `` yes i am different , and yes , i am amazing . '
eight-year-old jessica needs oxygen from a tank to avoid brain damage . suffers from conditions such as cerebral palsy and chronic lung disease . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big , so her mum had to carry them . has now had her trunki - a toy suitcase - modified to carry the cylinder .
by . sam webb . published : . 13:46 est , 7 december 2013 . | . amazing pictures have emerged of blue fluorescent algae lighting up australia 's east coast . updated : . the images were taken in jervis bay , the south coast of nsw , as the neon glow illuminated one of australia 's popular beaches . photographer andy hutchinson described the sight as a ` beautiful supernatural scene ' caused by millions of plankton omitting light . 09:18 est , 9 december 2013 . plans for a phone with a transparent screen with touch screen technology on both the front and back have been revealed in what could be the next step forward in smartphone technology.tech giant samsung has filed a patent for a future transparent display that can be controlled by fingertip from both sides of the phone.pictures of the device have been filed with the u.s. show the potential benefits of the technology , such as the user 's finger not obscuring the screen when tapping on apps or dragging items around the screen . great leap forward : samsung have filed a patent for a phone with a transparent display that has touch screen technology on both sides . a similar display was shown in sydney 's manly beach back in august 2014 where an oceanography expert told daily mail australia there was no need to be concerned about the algae . ` the glow is caused by noctiluca scintillans , which is a single celled phytoplankton - . users could even move top and bottom display items around independently which could be useful for photo manipulation or art apps . photograher andy hutchinson captured trhe neon glow illuminating one of australia 's popular beaches . mr hutchinson described the sight as a ` beautiful supernatural scene ' caused by millions of plankton omitting light . a similar display - like the one in jervis bay -lrb- pictured -rrb- - was shown in sydney 's manly beach back in august 2014 . iain suthers , of university of new south wales , says the algae blossoms in the spring and the autumn . there is no indication when the phone will hit the market . the patent , uncovered by patentbolt , was filed in the summer but contains no details on time frames . samsung was not available for comment . this figure shows how the rear of the phone can be used to call up extra information or options without blocking the screen . updated : . 14:54 est , 16 april 2013 . eight-year-old jessica , with foster mother carolyn , has become the first person to have her . life-saving oxygen supply transported in her toy luggage . an eight-year-old girl has become the first person to be given a life-saving oxygen supply in her toy luggage . jessica has had her trunki - a suitcase that can be ridden on or pulled along - specially modified to carry the life-saving cylinder . the eight-year-old suffers from cerebral palsy , pulmonary hypertension and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her , which meant her mother carolyn carey , 44 , or another adult had to carry it in a rucksack . but thanks to carolyn and the charity . cerebra , which helps brain injured children and young people - jessica . is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her . bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . ms . carey said : ` the trunki is bright pink and the other children do n't see . it as something medical , it looks like a toy any of them would use . ` jessica . used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we . had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her . own . ` she can use it at . school or out playing and when we go to hospital for an appointment , . she 's off and in there before i 've got chance to get out of the car . ` it 's the only one in the country . like it . cerebra have stabilised it and added a rigid handle instead of a . strap , but apart from that , it looks just like a trunki . ' jessica . was born premature at just 27 weeks and has had cerebral palsy since . birth . she also suffers from weakness down her left side because of the . condition . her foster . mother added : ` without the oxygen jessica loses energy quickly , she . becomes irritable and as her blood loses oxygen , it can lead to brain . damage . ' i wanted her to have the freedom of other girls , as -lsb- having an oxygen tank at school -rsb- was hard for her . ` when i looked for mobile oxygen carriers , all there were only adult ones , they only had two wheels and were too big . ' a solution came when carolyn contacted the charity cerebra , where staff came up with the idea to specially modify the popular child 's toy first seen on the tv show dragon 's den . jessica suffers from cerebral palsy and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her . hope : thanks to the charity cerebra , jessica is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . jessica 's foster mother carolyn said : ` she used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her own
a future transparent display that can be controlled by fingertip from both sides of the phone.pictures of the device have been filed with the u.s. show the potential benefits of the technology , such as the user 's finger not obscuring the screen when tapping on apps or dragging items around the screen . great leap forward : samsung have filed a patent for a phone with a transparent display that has touch screen technology on both sides . a similar display was shown in sydney 's manly beach back in august 2014 where an oceanography expert told daily mail australia there was no need to be concerned about the algae . ` the glow is caused by noctiluca scintillans , which is a single celled phytoplankton - summer but contains no details on time frames . samsung was not available for comment . this figure shows how the rear of the phone can be used to call up extra information or options without blocking the screen . updated : . 14:54 est , 16 april 2013 . eight-year-old jessica , with foster mother carolyn , has become the first person to have her . life-saving oxygen supply transported in her toy luggage . an eight-year-old girl has become the first person to be given a life-saving oxygen supply in her toy luggage . jessica has had her trunki - a suitcase that can be ridden on or pulled along - specially modified to carry the life-saving cylinder . the eight-year-old suffers from cerebral palsy , pulmonary hypertension and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her , which meant her mother carolyn carey , 44 , or another adult had to carry it in a rucksack . but thanks to carolyn and the charity . cerebra , which helps brain injured children and young people - jessica . is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her . bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . ms . carey said : ` the trunki is bright pink and the other children do n't see . it as something medical , it looks like a toy any of them would use . ` jessica . used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we . had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her . own . ` she can use it at . school or out playing and when we go to hospital for an appointment , . she 's off and in there before i 've got chance to get out of the car . ` it 's the only one in the country . like it . cerebra have stabilised it and added a rigid handle instead of a . strap , but apart from that , it looks just like a trunki . ' jessica . was born premature at just 27 weeks and has had cerebral palsy since . birth . she also suffers from weakness down her left side because of the . condition . her foster . mother added : ` without the oxygen jessica loses energy quickly , she . becomes irritable and as her blood loses oxygen , it can lead to brain . damage . ' i wanted her to have the freedom of other girls , as -lsb- having an oxygen tank at school -rsb- was hard for her . ` when i looked for mobile oxygen carriers , all there were only adult ones , they only had two wheels and were too big . ' a solution came when carolyn contacted the charity cerebra , where staff came up with the idea to specially modify the popular child 's toy first seen on the tv show dragon 's den . jessica suffers from cerebral palsy and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her . hope : thanks to the charity cerebra , jessica is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . jessica 's foster mother carolyn said : ` she used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her own ' elaine collins , from cerebra , said : ` we . were working on design solutions to fulfil the brief set by carolyn and . struggling to achieve something we could make by hand and within budget . that would enhance jessica 's life and give her something to be proud of . ` we then thought of trunki and tried to modify one for its new use . ` magmatic , the design team behind trunki were very supportive of our work and very kindly donated lots of their products for any future conversions we were able to dream up . ' a product like this , which can give freedom and independence as well as enhance social inclusion , is a great thing . ` this is really important and in our designs we work especially hard to give the children something to be proud of , something to help them say `` yes i am different , and yes , i am amazing . '
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. users could even move top and bottom display items around independently which could be useful for photo manipulation or art apps . photograher andy hutchinson captured trhe neon glow illuminating one of australia 's popular beaches . mr hutchinson described the sight as a ` beautiful supernatural scene ' caused by millions of plankton omitting light . a similar display - like the one in jervis bay -lrb- pictured -rrb- - was shown in sydney 's manly beach back in august 2014 . iain suthers , of university of new south wales , says the algae blossoms in the spring and the autumn . there is no indication when the phone will hit the market . the patent , uncovered by patentbolt , was filed in the summer but contains no details on time frames . samsung was not available for comment . this figure shows how the rear of the phone can be used to call up extra information or options without blocking the screen . updated : . 14:54 est , 16 april 2013 . eight-year-old jessica , with foster mother carolyn , has become the first person to have her . life-saving oxygen supply transported in her toy luggage . an eight-year-old girl has become the first person to be given a life-saving oxygen supply in her toy luggage . jessica has had her trunki - a suitcase that can be ridden on or pulled along - specially modified to carry the life-saving cylinder . the eight-year-old suffers from cerebral palsy , pulmonary hypertension and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her , which meant her mother carolyn carey , 44 , or another adult had to carry it in a rucksack . but thanks to carolyn and the charity . cerebra , which helps brain injured children and young people - jessica . is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her . bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . ms . carey said : ` the trunki is bright pink and the other children do n't see . it as something medical , it looks like a toy any of them would use . ` jessica . used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we . had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her . own . ` she can use it at . school or out playing and when we go to hospital for an appointment , . she 's off and in there before i 've got chance to get out of the car . ` it 's the only one in the country . like it . cerebra have stabilised it and added a rigid handle instead of a . strap , but apart from that , it looks just like a trunki . ' jessica . was born premature at just 27 weeks and has had cerebral palsy since . birth . she also suffers from weakness down her left side because of the . condition . her foster . mother added : ` without the oxygen jessica loses energy quickly , she . becomes irritable and as her blood loses oxygen , it can lead to brain . damage . ' i wanted her to have the freedom of other girls , as -lsb- having an oxygen tank at school -rsb- was hard for her . ` when i looked for mobile oxygen carriers , all there were only adult ones , they only had two wheels and were too big . ' a solution came when carolyn contacted the charity cerebra , where staff came up with the idea to specially modify the popular child 's toy first seen on the tv show dragon 's den . jessica suffers from cerebral palsy and chronic lung disease which means her blood quickly loses oxygen , threatening her with fatal brain damage . current mobile oxygen supplies were too big for her . hope : thanks to the charity cerebra , jessica is as free as any other little girl to explore the world with her bright pink life-saving luggage in tow . jessica 's foster mother carolyn said : ` she used to have to stay with an adult or with me at all times because we had the rucksack with oxygen in it , but now she 's free to explore on her own
 The text discusses how users could move top and bottom display items independently, which could be useful for photo manipulation or art apps. It also mentions how photographer Andy Hutchinson captured a neon glow illuminating one of Australia's popular beaches, and how Jessica has become the first person to have her life-saving oxygen supply transported in a toy luggage. Additionally, the text touches on various other topics such as brain damage, cerebral palsy, and oxygen supply transportation.