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Will electricity fade out too? Power your portable devices with a USB connection
We've all been stuck in a situation using our laptops in a Wi-Fi hotspot only to look at our battery...
Samsung introduces new 25-degree active angle lens to avoid wrist injuries
Doctors all over the world will soon be treating less wrist injuries. Samsung has released its ultra compact SMX-C20UN camcorder...
Avatar on the Mac? Apple to release new MacBook with 3D Glasses
With the trend quickly leaning towards a Hollywood in 3D, Apple has jumped on board with the technology and released...
Verizon App Store Will Cause Big-time Controversy
Verizon and friends want to create their own application stores to compete with the likes of the Apple App Store...
Impossible Project releases a new Polaroid camera. Yes, thats right, a new Polaroid.
Polaroid? They still exist? Everyone once and a while we rummage through our grandparents closet and stumble upon this old...
Zinio Reader 4 Enables Multi-platform Access To Interactive Magazines
Zinio, a company focused in digital publishing tech, has just released Zinio Reader 4, an Adobe AIR application that enables...
Say Cheese and SMILE! Camera that puts a smile on your face…. literally
As a photographer, I understand how difficult it is sometimes to make people not only smile, but have a naturally...
Cook a pizza pocket and watch YouTube all at the same time
So I decide to cook something in my microwave that takes 4:52 to cook and look, Chocolate Rain by Tay...
Everybody Cross Your Fingers: Google Announces Next Steps in Fiber-Optic for the US
For some time now there has been talk of Google just going out and building experimental fiber optic networks in...
One Step Closer to Terminator: Salvation Day
Pictured above, an unmanned drone taken from the military blog Armybase.us. Washington's unmanned drone airplanes will not just be Washington's...
22 Megapixel Touchscreen Wall Allows Students to Pwn Noobs in HHHD
Yesterday was a day for robots; today is a day for things that don’t need to exist. A team of...
‘Gas-powered’ Alarm Clock Beats the System
I really, really hope I never get audited like this. Surely you know of EnergyStar - if you’re a PC...
HP Brings Us One Step Closer to Taking Flexible Displays For Granted
Flexible displays might be on the way and widely used sooner than we think. Recently, HP unveiled a new idea...
In Amazing Text 2.0 Concept, Books Read You
For all the talk of a reading revolution and Amazon, Sony and now Apple are creating, all of this new...
Crisis on Infinite Google Earths – A Virtual World That Might Not Suck
I’m an avid gamer. When I say ‘avid’, I mean it in all possible terms. I’ve laughed, I’ve cried, I’ve...
Forget the iPad. Here’s Why We Still Need eInk eReaders.
In light of the coming arrival of Apple's magic tablet, you might wonder what reason anyone would have left for...
Google Adds New Security Measure to Protect Your Private Emails
Fed up with the tireless Gmail access attempts from continental Asia? Well, no longer! Google has implemented a new warning...
Yet Another Thing a Robot Can Do Better than You: Art
Not to come off as a robotics nut, but I’m not letting this one get away and sleeping comfortably tonight....
New Dental Patient Robot Confirms Everything Japan Does is Kind of Creepy
Meet Hanako. Hanako is a collaboration between three Japanese universities and robotics company Tmsuk. And, quite frankly, Hanako is creepy...
Bang and Olufsen: Will This Booze and This Car Make You Forget This TV’s Ridiculous Price Tag?
When a TV manufacturer enlists Dom Perignon and Aston Martin to help promote their new set, you can be sure...