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Rac-Em-Bac puts a bullet in your bow

Bow hunters and superheros who are skilled archers can obtain arrows with unusual heads from Louisiana-based archery company Rac-Em-Bac.
Games

Top 10 most-wanted next-gen games for Xbox One and Playstation 4

Gizmag highlights the top 10 next-gen games from E3 2013, all slated for either the Xbox One, Playstion 4, or both.
Space Systems

Mining the heavens: In conversation with Planetary Resources' Chief Engineer

In which Gizmag visits the company’s Bellevue, Washington headquarters and talks to the President and Chief engineer, Chris Lewicki.
Aircraft

Airbus A350 XWB takes to the air for the first time

The Airbus A350 XWB has taken its maiden flight in the skies of southwestern France.
Telecommunications

Google floats balloon-powered internet network with Project Loon

Google recently launched Project Loon, which will send internet-enabled balloons into the stratosphere to provide high-speed connectivity in remote areas.
Computing

2013 MacBook Air (11-inch) vs. Microsoft Surface Pro

Gizmag compares the specs (and other features) of the new 11-inch MacBook Air, and the Microsoft Surface Pro.
Aircraft

Sukhoi SU-35 fighter has all the right moves at Paris Air Show

The Paris Air Show this week hosted the first foreign demonstration of the Russian supermaneuverable multirole fighter the Sukhoi Su-35.
Around The Home

Kitchen Safe protects your treats from yourself with a time-lock

The Kitchen Safe is a plastic container that helps people control their indulgences with a tamper-proof lock rigged to a timer.
Good Thinking

Tantrum puts 168 new twists on the electric screwdriver

Former University of Washington robotics student Joel Townsan of Bellingham, Washington came up with the Flipout Tantrum – an articulated electric screwdriver designed to work in very tight spaces.
Urban Transport

Three-wheeled e-scooter offers added stability, but still leans into turns

The Electromobile City Scooter has two independently-suspended rear wheels, giving it stability while also allowing it to lean into turns.
Automotive

Robots take a pounding for Ford test drivers

Engineers at Ford are developing the industry’s first robotic test system designed to drive trucks and vans over roads that are intended to put a decade of wear on a van in ten minutes.
Bicycles

Bike light knows when you're riding, when you're braking, and how dark it is outside

The Velodroom bicycle tail light automatically turns on and off, adjusts its brightness, and doubles as a brake light.

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