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Three new smartphones join Motorola’s RAZR family

Motorola has introduced three new Android-powered LTE smartphones to its RAZR family; the RAZR M, HD and MAXX HD.
Good Thinking

The Keylet combines the two most important things we carry – keys and money

The Keylet combines your keys and wallet into one tiny device.
Automotive

Audi's handsome RS 5 Cabriolet

The standard Audi A5 is transformed by the installation of a hand-built 4.2 litre V8 engine producing 445 hp, plus a bunch of chassis modifications befitting the RS moniker.
Mobile Technology

TDK bluetooth speaker wirelessly charges your phone

TDK's Wireless Charging Speaker streams music and audio through Bluetooth while powering any mobile device through an induction charge pad.
Science

Scientists develop remote control system for cockroaches

Scientists have created a system for steering live cockroaches by remote control.
Robotics

Cheetah robot outpaces Usain Bolt in setting new robotic land speed record

DARPA's Cheetah robot has set a new robotic land speed record, outpacing even the human speed record set by Usain Bolt in 2009.
Robotics

TOSY set to release dancing and sketching robots

TOSY is launching two new toy robots, one of which dances to the beat of user-supplied music, and one of which can draw sketches.
Photography

Contour +2 actioncam combines "best features" of previous models

Contour has just released its latest actioncam, the Contour +2.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Tough, super-stretchy hydrogel could be used to replace cartilage

Scientists at Harvard University have created a hydrogel that’s tough, biocompatible, self-healing, and can be repeatedly stretched to 21 times its regular length without breaking.
Urban Transport

AutoTram Extra Grand carries 256 people

With three sections, measuring over 30 meters (100 ft) long and a passenger capacity of 256, the AutoTram Extra Grand is the world's largest bus.
Science

Ancient Egyptian faience may be key to printing 3D ceramics

University of West England researchers are using Egyptian faience to develop a printable ceramic that is self-glazing.
Aircraft

Morphing leading edge reduces drag and noise in takeoff and landing

A team of researchers has developed a morphing leading edge that reduces noise and drag during aircraft takeoff and landing.

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