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IMAX shrinks its gigantic screens to fit into the homes of the well-off

Wealthy cinephiles can now have their own IMAX Private Theater built in their home.
Mobile Technology

Review: HTC One (M7)

Gizmag reviews one of the top smartphones of 2013, the HTC One.
Science

Hedonometer reads tweets to gauge social happiness

Hedonometer is a new web platform that crunches Twitter data to measure levels of happiness across the English-speaking world
Wellness and Healthy Living

The body’s “Fountain of Youth” could lie in the brain

Researchers have found that altering signal pathways within the hypothalamus has the potential to slow down the aging process and increase longevity in mice.
Architecture

Mumbai's tallest skyscraper designed to "confuse the wind"

Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill Architecture has unveiled plans for Imperial Tower, which would become Mumbai's tallest building and surely one of the world's most slender skyscrapers should it come to be built.
Astronomy

Smartphone satellites beam down pictures from space

NASA has raised the bar for phone snaps out of the atmosphere by using smartphones installed in nanosatellites in low Earth orbit to send back images of the Earth.
Automotive

Porsche's next-gen 911 Turbo S makes 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds

Porsche's new 911 Turbo and Turbo S bring some serious performance to the table.
Environment

Invelox wind turbine claims 600% advantage in energy output

SheerWind's Invelox is said to increase wind energy output by 600 percent and does not rely on high speed wind to operate.
Robotics

SmartMow robo mower puts safety first

RobotLabs claims its SmartMow robot lawnmower is safer than other models, and has launched a Kickstarter campaign to bring it to the market.
3D Printing

AweSome's 3D-printed guitar offers 76 analog pickup tones

AweSome Musical Instruments is taking orders for a 3D-printed guitar with a novel pickup selection system that puts 76 different pickup tones at a player's disposal.
Science

Scientists clone extinct frog that gives birth from its mouth

Scientists working on the “de-extinction” Lazarus Project have successfully revived and reactivated the genome of an extinct Australian frog called the gastric-brooding frog.
Music

World's first robotic LEGO band makes its debut

An Italian music producer created the Toa Mata Band out of tiny robotic LEGO figures programmed to play a variety of instruments.

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