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Automotive

New engine-making tool should result in more fuel-efficient cars

A new engine-building tool reportedly reduces friction within the cylinders, boosting fuel economy.
Mobile Technology

Jailbreak tweak adds mouse support to your iPhone or iPad

A new tweak allows you to use a mouse with your jailbroken iPhone or iPad
Wearables

Microsoft Research shows off gloveless hand tracking device

Microsoft showed off its Digits system that tracks hand movements without a glove.
Mobile Technology

Nexus 10? Google and Samsung reportedly making high-end tablet

Google and Samsung may be working together on a high-end tablet
Games

Logitech adds G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard to G-series

Logitech's new G710+ mechanical keyboard is available for preorder.
Marine

Royal Navy installs photo-realistic bridge simulator

The Royal Navy has installed a photo-realistic bridge simulator at Britannia Royal Naval College.
Good Thinking

Sounds good: Argonne researcher represents data with music

Peter Larsen, of the Argonne National Laboratory, swapped graphs for music in order to represent data on microbes collected from the English Channel.
Marine

Man attempts to "walk" across Irish sea in a human hamster wheel

Thirty-five year old Chris Todd has attempted to “walk” across 106 kilometers (66 miles) of open sea in a giant hamster wheel raft dubbed Tredalo.
Environment

Bye Bye Laundry, hello charcoal clothes hangers

Bye Bye Laundry by Lisa Marie Bengtsson are clothes hangers which use activated charcoal to absorb odors, thus preventing the need to wash the garments so often.
Boats and Watersports

Origami Paddler hits the market

The Origami Paddler folding paddle board is now on sale.
Mobile Technology

Handheld launches Windows 8-ready Algiz 10X rugged tablet

Sweden's Handheld Group has launched a rugged 10.1-inch tablet for field professionals, called the Algiz 10X.
Astronomy

Future spacecraft could use dead stars to navigate

The European Space Agency (ESA) wants to know if it’s possible to use dead stars as a navigational aid for traveling in deep space.

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