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World's most famous traffic outlaw giving away his 499-horsepower turbo motorcycle

Of all the colourful characters in the motorcycle world, few polarise opinion as strongly as Sweden's mysterious "Ghost Rider." And now, his most famous steed is being given away through a website lottery.
Automotive

Hyundai embraces the hexagon with new Hexa Space multi-purpose vehicle concept

Hyundai's new Hexa Space multi-purpose vehicle concept embraces the hexagon with a honeycomb-like seat layout to maximize interior space while retaining a narrow width.
Automotive

Aptera Motors shuts its doors

Aptera Motors announced last Friday that it has ceased operations.
Drones

CICADA gliding UAV is designed to deploy sensors behind enemy lines

The CICADA is a gliding unmanned air vehicle, designed to deploy sensors in enemy territory.
Good Thinking

Chromatic typewriter types works of art

Artist Tyree Callahan modified a 1937 Underwood Standard typewriter to create works of art, replacing each key with a different hue that can paint on paper.
Environment

New wave of ocean energy to be trialed off the coast of Australia

BioPower Systems' bioWAVE is a wave power technology, inspired by the swaying motions of kelp plants.
Games

Skyrim devs releasing Creation Engine with new features for the modding community

Bethesda will release the development tools used to make Skyrim along with a new platform to manage fan-created mods.
Electronics

Roboden electrical cable stretches like human skin

Japanese company Asahi Kasei Fibers has developed Roboden, an elastic electric cable inspired by the extensibility of human skin.
Around The Home

The extraordinary Swildens desk recreated

French furniture designer Furdess has produced a limited edition run of the famous Swildens Desk. Only three are still to be sold, with an asking price of EUR 65,000 apiece.
Mobile Technology

ENMAC mobile phones eye Islamic market

A new range of mobile phones from ENMAC are aimed at the Islamic market.
Good Thinking

Top 10 things you CAN'T have for Christmas 2011

Gizmag presents its annual top ten list of things you can't have for Christmas 2011.
Electronics

World's first ultra-thin, low energy molybdenite microchip tested

Molybdenite's unique properties could see it overtake silicon in microchip construction - Swiss scientists have built and tested the world's first MoS2 microchip in Switzerland.

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