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adidas Nitrocharge soccer cleat manages energy and fitness tracking

With its all-new Nitrocharge soccer cleat, adidas offers a shoe that helps you perform your best and track that performance electronically.
Astronomy

NASA's OSIRIS-REx asteroid sample return mission goes to development

NASA’s first asteroid sample return mission took a step closer to reality on Wednesday, as the OSIRIS-REx project was cleared for development and testing.
Bicycles

New bike mount moves your GoPro from the bars to the stem

Paul Components is now making a GoPro HERO camera mount that replaces the handlebar stem cap on a mountain bike.
Automotive

Porsche reveals more details on upcoming 918 Spyder hybrid

Porsche has provided a closer look at the 918 Spyder hybrid, including revealing number of key specs.
Remarkable People

Dambusters 70 years on: Barnes Wallis – an engineer ahead of his time

Seventy years to the day since the Dambusters raid, Gizmag talks to the Science Museum's Dr. Andrew Nahum about the life and works of Barnes Wallis.
Electronics

Groundbreaking tech of yesteryear goes under the hammer

Germany's Auction Team Breker is hosting a sale of technology world firsts from the 17th century right up to just a few years ago.
Mobile Technology

Chat Perf attachment turns an iPhone into a smell-o-phone

The Chat Perf is an attachment for iPhones that allows messages or email notifications to be accompanied by a signature smell.
Architecture

Blue Forest reveals designs for new Biodiversity Nest Treehouse

UK architectural firm Blue Forest has revealed its plans to build a large nest-like treehouse amid the Eden Project conservatory’s Humid Tropics Biome.
Mobile Technology

Review: Waka Waka Power solar lamp and device charger

Gizmag reviews the Waka Waka Power solar-powered LED lamp and gadget charger.
Bicycles

Plume bicycle mudguard recoils when not needed

The Plume is a bicycle mudguard that recoils like a metal tape measure when not in use.
Science

SKWID harnesses the power of both the wind and the tide

The SKWID system, which harnesses power from both the wind and the tide, is scheduled to be tested in Japan.
Electronics

The paper is the circuit: Scientists create graphite-based paper circuitry

Changing the very nature of paper itself into conductive graphite creates paper-based circuit boards that are cheap and flexible.

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