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New Gizmag mobile site launched!

Gizmag has launched a version of Gizmag.com designed specifically for mobile devices - check it out at http://m.gizmag.com.
Environment

Sony demonstrates 'Flower Power' solar windows

Sony's dye-sensitized solar cell windows combine smart engineering with beautiful screen printing.
Home Entertainment

Tilt and tip-tastic: A hands-on review of the Q2 Internet Radio

I get my hands on a Q2 Internet Radio and take for a tilt and tip around the house.
Marine

Spider Optics allow ROVs to ALMOST break free of the tether

The Spider Optics system allows underwater ROVs to carry their own fiber optic tether, which they dispense as they go.
Mobile Technology

Jawbone Jambox - small size, big sound

Jawbone has released a Bluetooth personal speaker system called the JAMBOX.
Automotive

Future of Electric Vehicles conference a buzzing success

A quick look at some of the highlights from the Future of Electric Vehicles USA 2010 conference.
Electronics

World’s smallest battery created

A team of researchers has created the world’s smallest battery, which has as its anode a single tin oxide (Sn02) nanowire that is one seven-thousandth the thickness of a human hair.
Music

Pick Punch: DIY guitar picks

The Pick Punch looks and functions much like a hole punch except that rather than generating confetti it makes guitar picks!
Remarkable People

Interactive projector that turns any flat surface into a touch screen wins UK design award

An infra-red touch sensing system that transforms a projected image into a virtual 10-inch touch screen has won the Institution of Engineering and Technology Innovation Awards 2010 prize for Product Design.
Music

Seymour Duncan introduces solder-free pickup system

Seymour Duncan has released what it says is the world's first universal solderless pickup change system for guitar and bass.
Science

Imagine that: Study shows that thinking about eating can reduce food consumption

New research from Carnegie Mellon University contradicts the recognized wisdom that thinking about food will increase cravings, as their study suggests that simply imagining the consumption of a food decreases ones appetite for it.
Around The Home

Casulo: The bedroom in a box

The Casulo bedroom-in-a-box from Marcel Krings and Sebastian Mühlhäuser at the Köln International School of Design hopes to meet short-term rental needs with an intelligent design for mobile bedroom furniture.

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