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Software indentifies emotions in human speech

Newly-developed software allows computers to identify emotions in human speech.
Mobile Technology

Gorillamobile tripod for iPhone 4

Gorillamobile tripod for iPhone 4 released.
Science

The Kno digital textbook now available for pre-order

The developers of the Kno have announced pricing and shipping for the dual-screen (and now a single screen) digital textbook
Aircraft

Electric aircraft within reach of average aviators

Manufacturers of light aircraft are making achieving electric and hybrid flight not only possible but also accessible to the average aviator.
Photography

Neighborhood watching with the Swinglet CAM high resolution flying camera

The Swinglet CAM can take off, snap aerial photos along a chosen route and then land, where the operator can upload the images to a waiting notebook.
Computers

I-slate to bring tablet computing to rural India

The I-slate is a low-cost, low-energy tablet PC designed for use in rural Indian schools that don't have electricity.
Environment

Four ways to harvest solar heat from roads

Researchers are looking into ways of harvesting the solar heat that is stored in asphalt roads.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Playing Tetris shown to reduce traumatic flashbacks

Researchers have determined that playing Tetris minimizes the mind's tendency to flash back to memories of traumatic events.
Mobile Technology

Samsung Galaxy Tab released – AMOLED screen on the way

Samsung's Galaxy Tab has gone on sale in the U.S. this week.
Electronics

Electronic explosive-detecting sensor out-sniffs sniffer dogs

Scientists have developed an electronic sensor they say is more sensitive and more reliable at detecting explosives than any sniffer dog.
Automotive

Audi to make e-tron safer using sci-fi sound effects

Acoustic technicians have been enlisted to find the new sound of Audi, and inspiration might just come from the sci-fi world.
Space

Paper plane captures images of space

Amateur aerospace enthusiasts have successfully sent a camera-equipped paper airplane up to the stratosphere, where it captured images of the blackness of outer space before gliding back to Earth.

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