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Photography

Turtleback launches TurtleJacket PentaEye lens wheel for iPhone5

Turtleback's TurtleJacket PentaEye packs four lenses and a specialist lens mount into an attachment tailored to the iPhone 5.
Environment

Hybrid self-charging power cell by-passes batteries

Researchers have developed a self-charging power cell that directly converts mechanical energy to chemical energy, storing the power until it is released as electricity.
Mobile Technology

Giving smartphones emotional intelligence

Engineers at the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York have developed a prototype app that provides phones with a form of emotional intelligence.
Automotive

Original Batmobile to go under the hammer

The original Batmobile is being put up for auction next month.
Outdoors

The Napsack sleeping bag looks like a giant hoodie

The Napsack is one part sleeping bag, one part giant hoodie.
Science

"World's smallest wrench" is able to rotate individual cells

The newly-created "fiber-optic spanner" uses laser light to rotate individual microscopic objects, such as cells.
Robotics

First of four autonomous Wave Glider robots successfully crosses Pacific ocean

The first of the autonomous Wave Glider aquatic robots has successfully crossed the Pacific Ocean, arriving in Australia last week.
Body and Mind

AliveCor heart monitoring smartphone case cleared by FDA

AliveCor’s smartphone Heart Monitor has received FDA approval and will go on sale to health professionals in the United States in January 2013
Computing

New Stealth waterproof computer can withstand the weight of a pickup truck

The new Stealth WPC-525F is waterproof and strong enough to withstand the weight of a pickup truck.
Science

Perfect optical absorber invented at Harvard University

A theoretically perfect optical absorber has been invented and demonstrated by researchers at Harvard University.
Architecture

Sky Stack semi-invisible chimney

Glance up at Sky Stack, and you will be met by the disarming sight of alternating floating and missing sections of chimney stack.
Science

Researchers find way to suppress certain types of memories

Researchers at Canada’s Western University have found a way to effectively block aversive and reward-related memories that could lead to better treatments for PTSD and drug addiction.

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