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Sky to kick off 3D TV broadcasts in April

UK broadcaster sky will launch Europe’s first 3D TV channel in April with a Premier League clash between Manchester United and Chelsea.
Aircraft

First flying car goes under the hammer

The oldest known flying car by Frank Skroback's went on auction in Atlanta, GA.
Photography

Canon EOS 5D Mark II firmware update improves video and audio capabilities – and causes malfunction

The 2.0.3 firmware update for the Canon EOS 5D brought a range of video shooting enhancements and audio tweaks, but also caused a malfunction that saw the camera unable to record audio in certain circumstances.
Aircraft

F-35 Lightning II nails first vertical landing

The F-35B Lightning II stealth fighter had completed its first vertical landing.
Automotive

Regenerative shock absorber to bump up car energy capture capabilities

Researchers have designed and tested a shock absorber that can be retrofitted to cars to harvest vibration energy from vehicle suspensions.
Electronics

Eyewriter enables paralyzed artists to express themselves with eye-drawn art

The Eyewriter project has developed a low-cost, open source eye-tracking system that will allow graffiti writers and artists with paralysis to draw using only their eyes.
Automotive

GM previews enhanced windshield vision system

The Research and Development arm of General Motors has teamed up with a number of university researchers to create a full windshield enchanced vision display
Computers

Fujitsu's new eco range additions include LIFEBOOK E780 with 18 hour battery life

Fujitsu has announced six new additions to its proGREEN energy efficient range, including a laptop which is claimed to give 18 hours of battery life between charges
Pets

Pet Umbrella is a dog's best friend

Lieben, a company based in Japan, has created an umbrella that will keep your dog nice and dry when you walk him on a rainy day.
Good Thinking

FLUXXlab shows us how we're part of the energy cycle

FLUXXlab is a design firm that has created an electricity-generating revolving door, to show people where they fit into the natural energy cycle.
Automotive

Companies join forces to standardize charging infrastructure

The CHAdeMO Association has been formed by five major players in Japan's automotive and electric power industries with the aim of promoting electric vehicles and standardizing charging
Military

Counter Surveillance Camera detects binoculars, cameras and rifle scopes pointing at you and even people staring

A new and quite ingenious device can now detect binoculars, sniper scopes, cameras and even human eyeballs that are staring at you

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