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Electronics
Entertainment Weekly embeds video in print ad
U.S. showbiz mag Entertainment Weekly, along with CBS, is attempting to bring magazines into the multimedia age by embedding a video player in a print ad promoting CBS’s fall TV lineup and Pepsi.
Wellness and Healthy Living
Digital drink tampering detector
A prototype liquor detection module has been developed to help distinguish the genuine article from cheap imitations
Music
Bose QuietComfort 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones
The Bose QuietComfort 15 headphones feature more advanced noise canceling features that ever before.
Space
NASA tests eco-friendly rocket fuel
NASA successfully launches rocket using a safer, eco-friendlier alternative fuel.
Games
Sony Playstation fights back with the smaller, cheaper PS3 Slim
Sony has redesigned the Playstation 3, unveiling the smaller, quieter and cheaper PS3 Slim.
Science
Newly theorized active cloaking could achieve broadband invisibility
Active cloaking, a newly theorized approach to invisibility, brings us one step closer to achieving invisibility in the visible light spectrum.
Environment
Plan to turn rooftops, walls and windows into cheap solar cells
Cheaper solar cells could be available within three to five years thanks to a manufacturing procedure that uses nanoparticle ‘inks’ to print them like newspaper or to spray-paint them onto the sides of buildings or rooftops.
Computers
Nokia to join the netbook fray with the Booklet 3G
The upcoming Nokia Booklet 3G is a Windows-based mini-laptop that features a glass 10.1-inch HD display, Intel Atom processor and a rated 12-hour battery life.
Good Thinking
Shipping container to solar powered restaurant in 90 seconds? Meet the Muvbox portable restaurant
The Muvbox mobile restaurant unfolds from an unsuspecting shipping container into a solar powered catering space for over 20 people.
Aircraft
Virgin Galactic and the start of the Commercial Space Race
Space - it's the final frontier of human exploration, a mysterious eternity of distance, all around us and yet so tantalizingly out of reach.
Electronics
Printable batteries to make light work of embedded electronics
Researchers at the Fraunhofer research facility have developed an incredibly light, thin and inexpensive battery that could - if such a thing is possible - end up bringing even more electronics into our everyday life.
Good Thinking
Prototype system enables the visually impaired to ‘see’ the world with sound
A research project aims to help the visually impaired to 'see' using sound technology.
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