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Wahoo launches Blue SC Speed and Cadence Sensor for iPhone 4S

Wahoo Fitness has launched the world's first Bluetooth 4.0 wireless speed/cadence sensor, allowing cyclists to monitor their performance on the iPhone 4S.
Games

HTC becomes first non-Sony manufacturer to join PlayStation Certification program

HTC just became the first non-Sony handset manufacturer to qualify for the PlayStaion Certification program.
Aircraft

Boeing's Phantom Eye autonomous aircraft makes its first flight

Boeing's Phantom Eye unmanned autonomous aircraft made its first flight on June 1st.
Games

OnLive expands cloud gaming with LG Smart TVs and in-browser play

At E3 2012, cloud gaming service, OnLive, announced that its game library would soon be playable on LG Smart TVs as well as most web browsers.
Mobile Technology

OmniVision details its highest resolution 1/3.2-inch optical format sensor to date

OmniVision has unveiled a new 12.7 megapixel camera chip sensor capable of full resolution image capture at 24 frames per second.
Campervans

The Siberian Tiger: A camper that snarls on the outside and purrs on the inside

The Tiger Adventure Vehicles Siberian Tiger is a large, off-road-capable camper with a high-end interior.
Environment

Fuel Nozzle Drip Retainer keeps gasoline off the ground

The Fuel Nozzle Drip Retainer is said to virtually eliminate the wasted drops of fuel that trickle out of gas pumps.
Around The Home

"My Desk" incorporates giant notepad for the compulsive doodler

Designed by Portuguese industrial designer Miguel Mestre, the "My Desk" is a hybrid of a desk and a notepad designed to be scribbled, doodled, sketched and written all over.
Environment

SOS in a Box rolls out the solar power when you really need it

A high-efficiency emergency solar generator by Sun Flare Systems featured on Canadian TV last Sunday
Technology

You can now buy an UZI for $25 ... but it's a pen

The UZI Tactical Defender Pen allows users to break glass, obtain DNA samples from attackers, get out of handcuffs ... and to write.
Science

Neuroscientists could help people see with their "mind's eye"

A team of researchers at the University of Texas is exploring the possibility of electrically stimulating the visual cortex of the brain to create simple images and shapes.
Science

SiGNa's portable hydrogen power solution due out soon

SiGNa's first portable, hydrogen emissions-free fuel solution is expected to go on sale in August.

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