Mathematician figures out how to use a mobile phone while wearing gloves

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Have you ever tried to do anything on your phone, while you're wearing gloves in the cold? It just doesn't work.

But now a mathematician in the UK has figured out, you don't need to freeze your digits just to write a text message in the cold. You can use something else!

Hannah Fry did a video that showed her using a sausage to send a note.

She says foods like sausages and pickles can store an electric charge and conduct it. That's how we're able to use our fingers on a touchscreen. It's the same principle.

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