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Light-activated membrane acts like a traffic signal for gas

Scientists have developed a membrane that blocks gas from flowing through it when one color of light is shined on its surface, and permits gas to flow through when another color of light is used.
Music

AmpliTube for iPad available from the App Store

IK Multimedia has released an AmpliTube app for the iPad, which allows mobile musicians to benefit from numerous real-time instrument effects and amp modeling via the multi-touch tablet
Electronics

Silcon that melts while cooling could improve solar cells

MIT has developed a silicon composite that melts as it cools, which could lead to less expensive solar panels.
Environment

New process that harnesses heat energy could double efficiency of solar cells

Researchers at Stanford University have come up with a process that simultaneously combines the light and heat of solar radiation and could more than double the efficiency of existing solar cell technology.
Wearables

Read time on a map with the Kisai Traffic watch

Read time on a street map with TokyoFlash's 'Traffic' watch.
Games

The Gamerator serves up arcade classics - and beer - in your home

The Gamerator is an arcade-style video game machine, which a built-in fridge capable of holding a pony keg of beer.
Environment

Evatran unveils wireless charging solution for electric vehicles

Evatran has revealed a plug-free solution to EV charging, its Plugless Power induction charging system
Automotive

GM increases production capacity of Chevy Volt by 50 percent

GM has announced it will increase U.S. production capacity of the Chevrolet Volt by 50 percent, from 30,000 units to 45,000 units, in 2012.
Environment

New research shows real government subsidies for clean and dirty power

New research has revealed that despite what they would have you believe, the world’s governments subsidize the fossil fuel sector far more than they do renewables and biofuels.
Mobile Technology

iPhone FaceTime not just for faces, declares phone sex industry

The adult industry has scrambled to take advantage of the new iPhone 4's ability to make face-to-face - or face-to-other-bits videocalls.
Environment

Hawaii ideal for ocean-based renewable energy plants

Researchers say the temperature differential is around one degree Celcius greater on the leeward side of Hawaiian islands making it better suited for future ocean-based OTEC energy plants.
Robotics

ROCR the swingin’ wall-climbing robot

ROCR is a wall-climbing robot that climbs efficiently by using the momentum of a tail that swings like a grandfather clock’s pendulum.

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