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Wellness and Healthy Living

Researchers create hair cells - cure for deafness on the way?

A Stanford scientist has succeeded in creating artificial hair cells, used in hearing.
Computing

Microsoft's cloud-based Office 2010 packs a raft of new features

Microsoft has launched the business edition of Office 2010 which includes online as well as desktop-based working options
Wellness and Healthy Living

Nasty bacteria get gagged with plastic

A newly-developed plastic has been shown to keep bacteria from causing infections, by limiting their ability to communicate with one another.
Home Entertainment

DuPont breakthrough could mean bigger OLED TVs that don’t cost the earth

DuPont has developed a manufacturing process that can be used to print large, high-performance OLED TVs cost-effectively, leading to larger, more affordable and more energy efficient panels.
Photography

Sharp develops high def mobile 3D camera module

Sharp has just announced the development of a 3D camera unit compact enough to be used in mobile devices and capable of capturing movies in 720p high definition.
Photography

Sony working on HD video camera with interchangeable lenses

Sony says it has a prototype HD camcorder with interchangeable lenses currently under development.
Science

UPDATE: Toxin-detecting mobile phone prototype in development

Mobile phones embedded with a tiny silicon chip that works a bit like a nose would be able to map the location and extent of hazards like gas leaks or the deliberate release of a toxin.
Good Thinking

GOLD TO GO - the Gold Bullion vending machine

The Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi now has the world's first permanent gold-dispensing vending machine.
Science

Save those cigarette butts, and use them to protect steel

A team of Chinese scientists claim that cigarette butts can be used to protect steel from corrosion.
Electronics

LEO II – the world’s first commercially available computer

Entering service at steel company Stuart and Lloyds in London in May 1958, the LEO II/3 (Lyons Electronic Office II/3) was the world’s first commercially available business computer.
Automotive

The world's most coveted automobile finds a new home

One of the world's most desirable cars, a Ferrari 250 GTO with a marvelous racing pedigree, has just changed owners.
Outdoors

Alligator Lopper chows down on trees

Black & Decker's Alligator Lopper LP1000 is a good fit between a chainsaw and a branch lopper and has an appetite for trees.

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