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BioFloat bicycle seatpost lets the seat move with the rider

The BioFloat bicycle seatpost reduces vibrations by surrounding the seat clamp with flexible polymer inserts.
Mobile Technology

Best Android apps of 2012

It's been a good year for Android with the Galaxy S III and Nexus 7 leading the charge. There's also been plenty of great new apps. Here's our top picks.
Military

US Special Forces seeking subsonic ammunition for covert missions

The US Special Operations Command is seeking proposals for the development and manufacture of quite and accurate subsonic ammunition to support future covert missions.
Astronomy

New small fission reactor for deep-space missions demonstrated

Los Alamos National Laboratory is developing a new small reactor for spacecraft that uses uranium instead of plutonium.
Ski and Snowboard

Snowbull sled takes skiing lying down

The Snowbull is an Austrian ski-sled that uses high-tech components for a sharp, fast ride.
Computing

Lenovo claims IdeaCentre Q190 is world's smallest full-function desktop PC

Lenovo has announced the successor to last year's IdeaCentre Q180 desktop computer, the IdeaCentre Q190, which it claims is the world's smallest full-function desktop PC.
Body and Mind

The Leatherman Raptor: a multi-tool built to save lives

Leatherman has revealed the Raptor, a pair of medical shears built like a multi-tool and designed to help field medics get people out of dangerous situations as quickly as possible.
Obesity

MIT Media Lab births robotic weight loss coach

Autom, a robotic weight loss coach which began as a prototype at MIT, launches via an indiegogo campaign.
Science

World's oldest digital computer restored to life at age 60

The oldest functioning electronic computer, the Harwell Dekatron, is now fully restored at the age of sixty.
Mobile Technology

Belkin releases Portable Keyboard Case for iPad mini

Belkin has released a new portable keyboard case for the iPad mini.
Architecture

Interview: NY architect Maziar Behrooz talks container homes

Gizmag interviews Manhattan based architect Maziar Behrooz about shipping container conversions.
Electronics

Fingernail-sized radar chip could be used in future smartphones

Research funded by the European Union has resulted in a new low-cost, fingernail-sized radar chip package that could be implemented in the automotive, robotics and smartphones industries.

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