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The R2B2 pedal-powered kitchen appliance concept

Christoph Thetard has developed a mechanical flywheel drive to power a set of kitchen appliances.
Electronics

Ceramic speaker is just 1mm thick

Design company Nendo has joined forces with Masagasu Mitsuke to create a super thin ceramic speaker set.
Wearables

Dynamic Eye sunglasses use moving LCD spot to reduce glare

Electronic sunglasses by Dynamic Eye
Mobile Technology

The Kee4 one-handed, four-key mobile keyboard

Citta Consulting's Kee4 Keyboard has just four keys and can be operated with one hand.
Home Entertainment

Cabasse L'Ocean Speakers – 117dB with no distortion

Cabasse has launched a new addition to its high-end Artis line of speakers with L’Océan.
Games

OnLive Game System streams online games straight to TV

Onlive is about to release a Game System that will allow players to stream online games directly to the living room television
Science

Jellyfish inspire flexible pumps

The swimming actions of jellyfish have inspired research into flexible implantable pumps.
Good Thinking

Fart-proof 4SKINS underwear soaks up offensive rear end odors

4SKINS underwear is made from odor absorbing fabric that soaks up offensive gases so you won’t have to blame that nostril burning stench on the dog.
Good Thinking

Pole-climbing bike lock hoists bikes beyond the reach of would-be thieves

An innovative bike lock created by a group of German designers looks to literally put your bike beyond the reach of bicycle thieves by carting the bike up a light pole.
Mobile Technology

Hanvon aims to be first to sell e-Reader with color e-Ink

Hanvon has unveiled a color e-Ink reader which will be available in China from March next year.
Science

Latest LHC experiments show early universe behaved like a liquid

Physicists from the ALICE detector team at CERN's Large Hadron Collider have discovered that the quark-gluon plasma created at these energies does not form a gas as expected, but a liquid instead.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Jet lag shown to cause long term memory and learning problems

In bad news for regular jetsetters and shift workers, research at UC Berkeley has shown that acute disruption of circadian rhythms can cause memory and learning problems long after people have returned to a regular schedule.

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