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VISCERAL exhibit showcases art made with living tissue
VISCERAL is an exhibit that features works of art incorporating living tissue.
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HTC joins tablet market with 7-inch Flyer
Taiwan-based smartphone manufacturer HTC has joined the increasingly crowded tablet market with a 7-inch tablet called the Flyer.
Environment
Wind-powered car completes cross-continental journey
A television host and an engineer from Germany have completed an almost 5,000 km (3,107 mile) journey across Australia in their Wind Explorer, a lightweight electric vehicle powered by the wind.
Automotive
Bentley World Speed Record skating on thin ice (literally)
Juha Kankkunen has set a new 205.48 mph (330.695 km/h) world speed record for driving on ice. Driving the world’s fastest soft top, an all-wheel drive Continental Supersports, the record was set on the frozen waters of the Baltic Sea
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A new dimension for mathematics – the Periodic Table of shapes
Mathematicians are creating a new "periodic table" that will provide a directory of all the possible shapes in the universe across three, four and five dimensions, linking shapes in the same way as the periodic table links chemical elements.
Mobile Technology
Sonim XP3300 FORCE - rugged enterprise mobile with world's longest talk time
Sonim Technologies has announced a new enterprise rugged phone with up to 24 hours talk time and 800 hours standby
Automotive
Ford draws first blood in battle of new WRC cars
New 1600cc turbocharged 4WD regulations were introduced to World Rally Championship competition this year and Ford's all-new Fiesta RS made a dream debut in the first round at Rally Sweden on the weekend, taking a 1-2-3 finish .
Urban Transport
Solowheel: self-balancing last mile transport for the upstanding commuter
The Solowheel electric unicycle from Inventist has a top speed of 12mph, a range of 12 miles on one charge.
Automotive
Rinspeed concept BamBoo beckons beach-goers
Rinspeed has created a concept beach buggy that is big on socializing.
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New type of light-emitting material could rival existing OLEDs
Researchers have created a new type of phosphorescent material that could replace OLEDs.
Infectious Diseases
Using satellite imagery to track 'killer' mice from space
University of Utah researchers have devised a method to help forecast outbreaks of rodent-borne illnesses worldwide by using satellite images to monitor surges in vegetation that boost mouse populations.
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Umeox unveils solar-powered Android phone
Named after the Greek god of light and the sun, the Umeox Apollo sports a built-in solar panel on the back for keeping the phone running when you can’t get to an outlet.
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