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America's first public-use quick-charge station for electric vehicles opens

America's first public-use, quick-charge station for electric vehicles has just been opened by Portland General Electric and NEC
Mobile Technology

Samsung releases a flood of 3D-enabled Blu-ray players, home theaters and TVs

Samsung has announced a flood of new 3D-enabled products including Blu-ray players, home theaters and TVs.
Mobile Technology

Fisheye and Macro/Wide Angle lenses add versatility to your camera phone

Fisheye, Macro/Wide Angle Camera Phone Lenses for your camera phone.
Aircraft

Self launching glider packs a retractable jet engine

New Mexico-based company, Desert Aerospace, has made a self-launching glider with a retractable jet engine.
Military

HEADS Generation II helmet sensor unveiled

BAE Systems has announced a second generation of HEADS sensors, which detect when a soldier has received a concussive blow to the head.
Aircraft

Boeing Sugar Volt looks to the skies in the year 2035

Boeing SUGAR Volt green aircraft design.
Bicycles

Legendary European bicycle-makers offer bikes for the rest of us

We present a rundown of relatively inexpensive commuting bikes, as offered by some of the world's most exquisite racing bicycle manufacturers.
Computing

Internet gets security upgrade

The Internet's domain naming system is about to benefit from a security overhaul aimed at putting a stop to browser hijacking
Around The Home

FridgePad turns an iPad into the world’s most expensive fridge magnet

The FridgePad is little more than a magnetic mounting bracket that turns your iPad into the world’s largest and most expensive fridge magnet.
Good Thinking

The SeaKettle life raft will make drinking water from the sea

The Sea Kettle concept life raft not only aims to provide shelter from the elements but also drinking water from the sea
Aircraft

Oshkosh: images of EAA AirVenture 2010

What began in Milwaukee in 1953 as a get-together for aviation enthusiasts has grown into the most well known event on the aviation calendar.
Science

New startup uses Internet to predict the future

Recorded Future says it can use information scoured from tens of thousands of websites, blogs and Twitter accounts to predict the future.

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