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FanTESStic - a soap opera just for mobile phones

November 6, 2004 In the coming era of ubiquitous handheld wireless access to all media types, entertainment will inevitably be very different. One significant

Mobile Technology

WaiterPad wireless handheld transforms hospitality

November 7, 2004 WaiterPad is an easy-to-use handheld ordering solution that utilises radio frequency (RF) technology to record and transmit customer orders to

Holiday Destinations

OSHKOSH Expedition Class AWD Motorhome

It's an expedition-class AWD motorhome. Shahn Torontow built the vehicle so his wife V.Ross Johnson and could still travel the wilderness after the former wildl

Good Thinking

The RinG-Pen ergonomic ball point pen

February 17, 2005 Pens were created by the ancient Arabians in the Middle East towards the end of the slushee era before even paper had been invented. Thousands

Wearables

RAZRWire - fashion sunglasses with a built-in BlueTooth headset

February 17, 2005 Motorola and Oakley have unveiled a new line of premium Bluetoothwireless technology eyewear designed to keep consumers comfortable and connec

Automotive

Peugeot Design Competition Winners

February 16, 2005 The 3800 contestants in the third Peugeot Design Competition all gave shape to the Peugeot of their dreams. The winning 'Moovie' concept of a

Mobile Technology

The ButterFly2 MP3 Player - integrated MP3 player and headphones

February 18, 2005 We really like this idea. Japanese company Thanko has integrated the MP3 player with a set of lightweight headphones to produce the ButterFly

Wellness & Healthy Living

Intelligent mirror shows what you will look like in 5, 10, 20 years

February 14, 2005 Accenture Laboritories is working on an intelligent mirror that analyses your behavioural patterns and can show you what you'll look like in

Good Thinking

Product Placement in Advertising

February 16, 2005 Nobody is surprised anymore that movies and TV programs seek payment for allowing brands to make appearances in programs. Just as journalistic

Marine

Cornelis Drebbel built three submarine in the 1620s - they all worked

The world's first practical submarine was built in 1620 by Dutch engineer Cornelis Jacobszoon Drebbel, under the patronage of James 1 of England. Drebbel built

Toni Gardemeister and Jakke Honkanen finished third in a Ford Focus and went into the outright lead in both the driver and manufacturers championships.

Automotive

Ford and Gardemeister Lead World Rally Championship

February 14, 2005 The World Rally Championship took an interesting turn at the Rally of Sweden this weekend with WRC favourite Sebastien Loeb (Citroen) and Swed

Marine

Hammer Super Yacht - floating beach party

February 15, 2005 Once upon a time, if you wanted to announce your entrance into Monte Carlo, a helicopter on the back of your personal yacht would do the tric

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